Justin Bieber

[Shadow 6,432]

Unlocked and changed the title... Watch the flamebait. :classy:

[2007 5,291]

He's not the first & won't be the last artist to be late for a concert .don't blow it up & find another thing to hold it against him

[hausofmike 127]

The title change :lmao:

[KillerCupcake 3]

Ugh. He's become such a ****ing ****. I remember years ago when he said his Mom would take his cellphone away from him if he did something out of line, now look at him. Mess.

Lol stfu hating on people who take their kids to see their childhood heroes live in concert

Every single kid that age I've seen at concerts did not enjoy it and their parents had to bring them home early. Half of them start crying or get super tired. I mean 8+ is when it's okay but brining 5, 6 year olds is just stupid.

[Dunk96 2,526]

My first concert was the Backstreet Boys at age 5.

 

On-topic I really wish he would just die.I don't care about getting warning points anymore for the hate,but he just needs to die.

[StrawberryBlond 14,123]

To those saying that 5 and 7 year olds shouldn't be at a concert..it's Justin Bieber. If parents didn't take such young children to see him live, there would be shows cancelled left and right. Justin's fanbase may be growing older with him, of course, but there's still plenty of much younger kids who are being introduced to him now. Though he's not the sensation he once was, he still adorns teen magazine covers and is promoted heavily to their market. 1D have an even more aggressive campaign and have the same volume of kids at their shows. If you advertise to young kids, young kids will want the product and beg and plead for it. Naturally, the parents will agree to shut them up. It's not rocket science. Yeah, I don't agree with taking kids that young to such big venues late on a school night but then, I don't agree with how the music industry manufactures teen idols so kids are manipulated to ask for this experience in the first place.

 

However, I do wonder how much of the demand is coming from the kids themselves. Back in the day, you were lucky if you saw your favourite singers once in a lifetime and even then, most of us would only get that chance if we won a competition or something. It's a different world now. Parents are more than willing to spoil their children with albums, merchandise, tour tickets and meet & greets, with money seemingly no object. As a Christmas present, my cousin's mother-in-law bought tickets for his two girls (aged 2 and 5) to see 1D in London at the O2 arena (we live in Scotland) last year and she's not even rich. The girls didn't even ask for tickets either. That's what passes as an acceptable gift for your grandkids now. In my day, only the parents would stoop to such expense and my mum was saying how bad that made the other more budget-conscious grandmother look. I was shocked when I heard the amount of money that disgruntled parents at the O2 arena paid for the concert that he turned up late to. One mother spent £176 ($288) on 2 seats, a programme and a baseball cap. Another spent £400 ($654) on 4 tickets for herself, her daughter and her friends. And another spent an eyewatering £900 ($1,473) on five tickets and 2 meet and greets. What was most shocking was that she actually didn't even live in the same city as the venue, so she had likely splashed out on travel, accomodation, food and drink for five people too. It's like parents are losing sight of what their kids need and are out to impress others by doing stuff like this. I didn't see my live concert until I was 13 (won a competition) and didn't see my first paid for concert until I was nearly 15. I had no desire to see live music as a kid. I think parents nowadays impress it upon their children for some reason.

[BlondeQueenOfGGD 25,454]

Poor Beliebers,though.............

 

You Must recommend Gaga 2 Them

:trootea:

THIS THIS THIS

[heavymlover 340]

In my opinion a pop concert is not an appropriate environment for a 7 year old. On the other hand, nobody has to destroy Justin's career for him, he's doing it himself.

[J e s s e 454]

he has male fans 

 

And apparently their number favorite of his, is his books

[Blake 7,385]

To everyone saying a 5 or 7 year old shouldn't go going a concert, honestly keep quiet.

 

If they like the artist or band so much, they have every right to go to the concert. 

[BlackFame 0]

My cousin's daughter is a huge Justin Bieber fan. I do not really understand why. I mean didnt he spit on his fans?

 

Gaga is the best popstar earth ever have had and the best we ever will have. She would never do something like that. Just saying!

[Michael 533]

Not them falling asleep during his concert

[Wet Fire 6,684]

Aww :(

[Michael 533]

Why are people saying that 7 is too young to go to a concert? It isn't too loud. I went to a concert when I was 6 years old, I was fine.

[Mills 446]

He's talented and charismatic, alright. That's the reason why he's in the spotlight in the first place. But acts of blatant unprofessionalism like this are getting annoying by the second. My empathy is with those fans who have to spend a lot in hope of seeing that one person they look up... And what do they get in return? This one?