Justin Bieber Research Paper

Most of J. Cole?s fans are not very aware of his personal life because a lot of it is not posted up on social media or in many websites about himself. He is very secluded trying to live life as it?s supposed to be lived. Although he is rich and famous he still wants to feel like as regular guy. Pictures posted on social media of J. Cole on subways and on trains and in crowded fast food places are posted constantly. J.Cole is viewed as a very heartfelt man since he?s very generous to people because he knows how it is to be on the bottom of the ladder

You would think that girls would condemn this song, but most of the girls I know have this song on their spotify playlist. This song degrades women and explicitly promotes rape culture. This song does not say anything about Miley’s looks or personality, it reduced Miley to a piece of “ass” that Stitches is welcome to penetrate whenever he pleases. Stitches literally says “Ima put my d*** up in your ass and it ain’t coming out”. So how could so many people like a song that is literally about raping a celebrity? Normalizing this disgusting behavior contributes to violence against women.

Have you heard of Justin Bieber? He is one of the most popular male singers in the world. Justin Bieber was born March 1st, 1994. He is currently 23 years old. He was born in Stratford, Ontario, Canada. His mother's name is Patricia Mallet. His dad's name Jeremy Bieber.

Justin Bieber is a widely known artist. He is one of the youngest singers to win a Grammy. Justin Bieber was found on Youtube singing songs by his now manager Scooter Braun. Justin Bieber is a 22 year old pop singer from Canada. He is influential to the young new generation. A lot of older people, like parents of kids, think that he is a bad influence on their children because of his past. What people don’t realize is that Justin Bieber has done so many good things that the media won’t say about him. Justin Bieber is an influential person because of how he rose to fame, his singing career, and his many awards.

For this discussion I focus my attention on the recent arrest of celebrity Chris Brown. It was alleged that he pointed a gun to a woman’s face who in fear run away. “The incident began early Tuesday when the LAPD received a 911 call about a woman claiming she had been threatened by the performer, police said. Officers arrived about 3 a.m. at the estate in the 5000 block of Corbin Avenue. The woman, Baylee Curran, told The Times that Brown pointed a gun at her during a violent rage before she ran outside. Curran said she and a friend went to Brown’s home with a business associate, who was invited by the musician. She wanted to talk to Brown about future projects, she said”. (LaTimes, 2016). The victim in this case was obviously the girl who alleged that Chris pointed a gun at her.

In his spoken word song “I Love Kanye”, West pokes fun at the media’s egotistical perception of himself. He raps, “What if Kanye made a song about Kanye? // Call it ‘Mr. Old Kanye’, man that’d be so Kanye // that’s all it was Kanye, we still love Kanye // and I love you like Kanye loves Kanye…” (I Love 1). This is evidence that Kanye isn’t the blind, egotistical, out of control superstar. Kanye West is just like everyone

God complex, believes everyone is inferior, he is mentally ahead of everyone by at least 10 years, not liking his music means you are ignorant or “un-evolved”

Number One: He Knows the Secret to Avoiding Tabloid Disaster. Kid Rock says the secret to avoiding any snafu you make that ends up on a tabloid is to just wait it out. He said, "...I realized, I just wait 24 hours - that's all you gotta do. And then they're on to somebody else who f***ed up." Well said, Kid

On top of that, his line of sneakers and clothes have created a even larger fan base for him at the age of 38. If you don't already pay attention to his presence in the fashion industry, you need to start.We all remember when Kanye stormed the stage to interrupt Taylor Swift at the at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards. His IDGAF attitude was on full display for the entire world to see. Since then he and Taylor have made amends and it seems like they are BFFs. And how about also the numerous times he's flipped out on paparazzi, and gone beast mode on live television and radio broadcasts. Point blank period, Kanye doesn't care what people think about him. He speaks his mind and does what he wants to do. At the end of the day he's happy and lives the life he wants. Take note of this if you struggle saying how you feel to people.Not much needs to be said with this one. The tangible results speak for

“Yo Taylor, I’m really happy for you…I’ll let you finish. But Beyoncé had one of the best videos of all time!” (West). Most people if they don’t know anything about Kanye West, they know this quote. When anybody hears his name everybody always has an opinion. Some people love him, while a lot of other people hate him, each for a variety of reasons. Though most people only see the arrogant and egotistic side of Kanye, the more important side that people don’t always see is the hardworking musician. In order to fully understand Kanye’s motives and to fully appreciate him, people have to know how he got to the point he is now today.

As a writer for the Billboard, his opinions and sources have to have credibility. His main focus in this article was to show the internet’s reaction to Childish Gambino’s newest song and video, and how quickly everyone is dismissing Kanye West while simultaneously trying to make Childish Gambino the new Kanye. With online comments such as, “If Kanye was woke as he was a decade ago, THIS is the kind of stuff I’d imagine he’d be putting out today”, and “Get Kanye West out of here. Childish Gambino taking his spot”. The article even addresses the point of view of another source, “ On Pitchfork, Jayson Greene wrote last week about the destructive nature of the need to proclaim artists geniuses, and how that ends up with those artists walling themselves off from the kind of criticism they may need to hear. Eventually, they feel so secure in the advanced nature of their ideas, and that their validation will come in history, if not in their own time, that they stop considering their potentially harmful effects. Kanye West's recent undoing is undoubtedly tied to his unwavering self-belief -- "I don't agree 100 percent with anyone but myself," he recently broadcasted -- and given how many times he's navigated through rocky career waters (with incidents relating to Taylor Swift, Bill Cosby, Amber Rose and many others) while still being proclaimed a visionary at the end, it's not

Through the transcript, and the video of his trip to NYU, it’s easy to pick up on the energy he projects. Feelings of love, vulnerability, empathy, it’s all palpable. All that he puts out really does come back around. The video of his MIT freestyle first surfaced, I imagined the sort of ironic appreciation that Lil B’s detractors decry him for would come into play. But I got no such impression from the video of the roaring ovation that erupted after he had finished. The same goes when he spoke about his mother’s deteriorating health. It’s clear that Lil B’s positivity isn’t just some sort of gimmick. It’s emanating from his pores. There’s a sincerity about him that makes it almost impossible not to root for the guy. To like him “ironically” makes you nothing more then an

Pop star Jusatin Bieber has caused many people to debate whether or not he should be deported. Many of his fans claim that he shouldn't, and their sole reason being that he has a special visa. The fact that he has a visa doesn't change anything, he has been charged with crimes that some might consider worthy of deportation. He has been charged with a DUI and vandalism. Biebers crimes are enough reason to deport him, and he shouldn't be allowed to stay just because he has a special visa. Only a certain number of people get these special visa's, and Bieber has proven that he is not worthy of his.

This was prevalent with Smith hate towards Mitchell work. Smith grew up listening and believing a certain belief. In comes Mitchell and her album, Blue (which is considered among the best recorded albums), it was a complete 180 for Smith. I also had experienced that same dilemma, but my hate (more like indifference) wasn’t with an artist, but genre of music, that being country music. Throughout my years of listening music I was indifferent of country, sometimes bordering hate even. I couldn’t understand people listening to artist talking about their martial problem or their fancy pickup trucks. I grew up listening to disco, funk, pop, and hip hop. Much like Smith’s family my parents influenced the genre of music I listen too. Which in hindsight, I am thankful for.

The article “When Fans Go Wild”, written by Jennifer Dignan, and “Bieber Fever Hits the Liverpool, written by Scholastic Magazines, it claims that the love for Justin Bieber, also known as, “Bieber Fever”, is similar to the phenomenon of the Beatles known as Beatlemania. One thing both fandoms included; thousands screaming fans. For instance, the article voices, “A few months later, when the Beatles themselves arrived in America for the first time, 3,000 screaming fans, 200 reporters and photographers, and more than 100 police officers were at the airport to greet them” (Dignan 12). This piece of evidence helps explain, as it show how many people truly go crazy over the Beatles. On the other hand, the same thing has been happening to the pop