Paris attacks: Justin Bieber stops concert to pray for terror victims

“Emotional” Justin Bieber bursted into tears while performing in Los Angeles at the launch of his new album and even prayed for the people of Paris.

Justin Bieber and One Direction released albums on the same day, but there are no hard feelings. Bieber has released his new album, “Purpose” this Friday.

Without the charisma to justify them, Bieber’s billion-dollar qualities – looks, talent, effect on the opposite sex – came off as unearned genetic rewards.

He said: “I would say school is important, but this is probably a little more important”, joked the Sorry singer, and said: “Stay in school, kids”. On stage, he held a Q&A session with fans in the audience, fielding questions like, “Will you marry me?” and “Are you happy?”

Do we? I think most of us would be content to see an affable, reasonably talented young chap like Bieber bounce back with a record featuring a few decent songs we could all agree upon.

“Me and Corey are laughing in the room right now, because he’s helping me try to find a house”. He also said that he wants people to remember that he is human, just like everyone else. Now, at the end of 2015, the Year of Bieber comes to a close with the full release of “Purpose”, which generally lives up to the hype that Bieber has built up.

“I know Scooter (Braun) his manager and other people in his life have really had a lot of talks to him and really tried to get him to understand what’s going on and why he needs to change”.

As for Kanye’s advice, we put up with his antics because his music is wonderful.

He said: “You get lonely, you know, when you’re on the road”. I was a wholesome pop star who was so awesome who had nice hair and a f***ing image that no one could ever live up to.

Goal contains hit singles Where Are You Now?, Sorry and What Do You Mean? and is the Canadian’s first album since 2012’s Believe – with the exception of his dedicated Christmas album.

“I’ve heard it in places I’ve never heard it before, specifically the radio”, says Mulroney, noting Bieber’s demographic isn’t one that often listens to music through traditional media.