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By Mona Austin
Justin Bieber 's fans don't know what to "Belieb." The 19-year-old crooner announced his retirement today via a tweet. "My beloved beliebers I'm officially retiring," he wrote.
Shortly thereafter he said he would be with his fans "forever." That does not tell us if he is dropping the mic for good and will remain with his followers "in spirit", or if the first tweet was just a publicity tease or true.
What we do know is that it's been a rough year for the singer. The "Beleive," documentary that chronicles his world tour by the same name just came out. Many of the moments that gave him a wanna be "bad boy" image are highlighted in the film. This year Bieber had a few brushes with the law at home and abroad. In London he fainted on stage and had a run in with a paparazzo. Plus, his break up with Selen aGomez was public. With the pile up of negative experience in 2013, he could use a break. But retirement at after less than a decade of professional singing? That would be questionable even if the tweets made sense.
Maybe the Biebster should take an extended vacation to destress and collect himselfand take the advice in one of his hit songs and "Never Say Never."
By Mona Austin
Justin Bieber 's fans don't know what to "Belieb." The 19-year-old crooner announced his retirement today via a tweet. "My beloved beliebers I'm officially retiring," he wrote.
Shortly thereafter he said he would be with his fans "forever." That does not tell us if he is dropping the mic for good and will remain with his followers "in spirit", or if the first tweet was just a publicity tease or true.
What we do know is that it's been a rough year for the singer. The "Beleive," documentary that chronicles his world tour by the same name just came out. Many of the moments that gave him a wanna be "bad boy" image are highlighted in the film. This year Bieber had a few brushes with the law at home and abroad. In London he fainted on stage and had a run in with a paparazzo. Plus, his break up with Selen aGomez was public. With the pile up of negative experience in 2013, he could use a break. But retirement at after less than a decade of professional singing? That would be questionable even if the tweets made sense.
Maybe the Biebster should take an extended vacation to destress and collect himselfand take the advice in one of his hit songs and "Never Say Never."