Justin Bieber’s Boss Urges Him to Get Help
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Justin Bieber's record label boss thinks the star needs to be the subject of an "intervention."
Universal chief Lucien Grainge admits he is "concerned" for the 19-year-old singer - who was arrested last week for driving under the influence (DUI), driving with an expired license and resisting arrest - amid reports of his drug use and is urging him to take a break and get help for his problems.
Speaking at the official Universal Music Group Grammys aftershow party at the Ace Hotel in Los Angeles, he told the Daily Mirror newspaper, "I'm very concerned about him. I've been concerned about him for many months. And Scooter Braun [Justin's manager], who I work with very closely and is supposed to be here, but is with him at the moment. The management, us... This has nothing to do with the business or records or releases, this is to do with the young man. He needs help. He needs an intervention. We are going to give all the support as a company to take as much pressure off him so he can look forward."
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Scooter Braun Breaks Silence on Justin Bieber
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Music, Drugs, Drunk, Legal Issues,
Justin Bieber's manager insists he loves and cares for the singer following his arrest on Thursday.
Scooter Braun - who discovered the star in 2008 - has reached out after the "Baby" hitmaker who was charged with drunk driving, resisting arrest and drag racing in a rented yellow Lamborghini was apprehended in Miami Beach. "@justinbieber love you and i will act in the manner of someone who truly cares. that is all I have to say. thanks for all those concerned... Been a long day. Bottom line is we are defined by how we handle adversity. Be there when it counts. Love fully in good times and bad [sic]," he wrote on Twitter.
The 32-year-old music manager also posted a cryptic message on Instagram which has since been deleted. "What defines us is how well we rise after falling," he wrote.
Scooter and other people close to Justin are said to have warned him to "get help" or they would not continue working with him.
Justin Bieber: I Don’t Care
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Justin Bieber doesn't "give a f**k" what people think of him.
The 19-year-old singer doesn't care how his antics such as visiting a brothel or annoying his neighbors with fast driving and wild parties are perceived because he is happy with the person he is becoming:
"Not 'I don't give a f**k' to just be reckless and do whatever, but I don't give a f**k what [people] say. I know who I am and what I'm doing in my life and what I've accomplished and continue to accomplish as a performer, as a writer, as an artist, as a person, as a human being. I'm happy with the man I'm becoming."
The "Believe" hitmaker also admitted he only trusts his parents and manager Scooter Braun. "You shouldn't trust anybody. I trust Scooter with my career, he's always made sure I'm taken care of. That's it," he told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Justin Bieber Refuses to Hide Relationship
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Justin Bieber refuses to hide his relationship with Selena Gomez.
The couple - who first started dating in 2010 - are often photographed holding hands or enjoying quality time together, and the 18-year-old "Baby" singer believes it would be "unhealthy" to have it any other way.
"There's no way to hide the relationship completely, because then it would be unfair to us. It's like, 'You take this car, and I'll take this car, and then we'll meet up at the spot. Then, you go in this door, I'll go in this door. We'll end up crossing ways. You get back in this car. We'll cross over, do a James Bond. You go through the kitchen. I'll go through the back area. Then we'll meet in the dressing room and see each other.' At that point, it's not even a relationship. You're just hiding from everyone. That's unfair and unhealthy," he said.
His manager Scooter Braun also told Complex magazine that despite the money, cars and adventures, Justin isn't entirely comfortable with fame: "[He] doesn't like being famous. He struggles with not being normal. I'm constantly telling him, 'You're not normal, and since you're having an extraordinary life, I'm holding to you extraordinary standards.'"
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