That'd be nice but I don't think so tbh.Low ratings of one show aren't enough to prove that.Most of the casual listeners have never given a f about him anyways,but his hardcore fanbase is so huge that he was still very successful,and that hasn't changed,his singles+album are still smashing.
Maybe he should learn how to appreciate his fans in real life and not only online.
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Are you aware that just the other week he did an enormous concert just for his fans for absolutely free and took no gain from it?
No at you thinking he didn't The government pays these artists twice as much for them to perform for free, it's all for self promotion since elections are in a week, so your point is I-RRE-LE-VANT
Ya'll are still trying to knock this boy off of achievements. He just had a smash, record-breaking single and is about to open with the biggest album sales of the year. He's not going anywhere.
Ya'll are still trying to knock this boy off of achievements. He just had a smash, record-breaking single and is about to open with the biggest album sales of the year. He's not going anywhere.
Just because the second largest first week sales are of 359k though It wouldn't be impressive at all considering it's expected to sell 390-410k which is weird knowing how "great" and popular he is.
And wasn't the only record it broke the VEVO views one?
I am a bit surprised by his expected album debut numbers.
I mean, Taylor Swift's "Speak Now" sold over 1 Million copies in its first week in the United States. I thought Bieber would have surely matched that number, if not surpassed it.
I wonder if growing interest in British boy bands is affecting his career.
I am a bit surprised by his expected album debut numbers.
I mean, Taylor Swift's "Speak Now" sold over 1 Million copies in its first week in the United States. I thought Bieber would have surely matched that number, if not surpassed it.
I wonder if growing interest in British boy bands is affecting his career.
Bieber Fever is definitely slowing down. That doesn't exactly mean his music becoming less popular. What I consider Bieber Fever is those girls that have their rooms covered in his posters and buy everything the second it comes out and spend the majority or their time fangirling over him.
His music is still popular, but he's not gaining too many more obsessed fangirls that buy anything with his name on it.
At the end of the day, Bieber is just a teen idol, nothing more. His fanbase is only constitued of fangirls and a few gays. We all know what happen to those artists once the fangirls end up being tired.
For those saying "he's not going anywhere", don't forget he's only here since 3 years, it's not very long. A lot of teen idols can stay 3-5 years and then fading into oblivion. And with the growing popularity of groups like One Direction and the fact that his album is having an underperformance (doesn't matter if he had the biggest first week sales of the year, that's not saying much. Also only 38k in the UK...), it's NOT a good sign. His documentary wasn't the expected smash either.
People are definitively getting tired of Bieber. He's not a flop yet but that will happen.
Bieber is peaking, so of course his fame will cool down. The difference is, will he last when his fans grow up. Beiber needs to expand his audience fast.
The government pays these artists twice as much for them to perform for free, it's all for self promotion since elections are in a week, so your point is I-RRE-LE-VANT 
