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Justin Bieber apparently had a pretty bad day in Brazil last weekend, but the pop superstar is talking about another kind of bad day -- the one where his girl walked away with nary a 'goodbye' -- on "Bad Day," the fifth installment in his 'Music Mondays' series.



At only two minutes and 25 seconds, "Bad Day" really does feel like a "journal" entry, as Bieber has described his 10-part weekly series: the downbeat R&B track photographs a painful moment in the singer's romantic life, and lets him stew in regret. "I didn't think it was over/Until you walked away/Like it was nothing, baby," Bieber mourns while allowing his melismas to crash into the shiny production.
"Bad Day," released on Monday (Nov. 4) at midnight, follows "Heartbreaker," "All That Matters," "Hold Tight" and "Recovery" in Bieber's ongoing 'Music Mondays' series, which kicked off last month. Its release also followed a hectic weekend in which Bieber was reportedly photographed leaving a Brazilian brothel, and while performing at Arena Anhembi in Sao Paulo on Saturday night, the singer was hit with a bottle and cut his show short.
Bieber will address his tumultuous touring year in his upcoming "Believe 3D" movie, which comes out on Christmas Day. "Hold Tight" debuted at No. 29 on last week's Hot 100, and one can reasonably expect "Recovery" to debut on this week's chart.

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"The public called for him, sang 'Baby,' and yet nothing," the review states. "The lights came on, Bieber's team started to take the equipment away and the fans realized it wasn't going to happen."

Bieber has made no mention of the incident and only said "Love u Brazil" following the show. On Sunday night he moved his tour to Rio de Janeiro where things went smoothly. "That was crazy!! Thank u rio!! Thank u brazil! Sold out stadium tonight! Amazing crowd. Hyped. Blessed. Thank u," he tweeted.

Of course Bieber has had problems with the bottle before, including a 2009 incident where he shook it all off and continued to perform.


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Justin Bieber's strikingly somber 'Music Mondays' release season rolls on with "Recovery," the fourth entry in his 10-song series and one that specifically details the dissolution of a relationship -- presumably, the pop superstar's failed romance with Selena Gomez.



"First I'll acknowledge, our trust has been broken," Bieber laments over the busy R&B arrangement, sounding dejected before hinting at a possible return to happiness: "A successful recovery, I pray for us at night/Bless me with a second chance, never thought I'd see your face again/Learned a lot through trial and error, I try to make it right." With its strolling guitar line, echoing percussion and limitlessly soulful performance by Bieber, "Recovery" sounds like a down-tempo version of Craig David's "Fill Me In," which is the highest of compliments.
"It's here. One of the most important songs to me I've ever written. ‪#Recovery‬ . Hope it helps you!" Bieber posted on Twitter when his new song was released on Monday (Oct. 28) at midnight. "Recovery" follows "Heartbreaker," "All That Matters" and "Hold Tight" -- all of which offer a stark contrast to Bieber's uptempo dance-pop tracks -- in his 'Music Mondays' series, which concludes in mid-December.

"Justin had this complete body of work that was very different from the stuff he had done in the past -- very R&B-driven, personal songs, not necessarily songs that he was thinking of as radio records," Scooter Braun, the singer's manager, told Billboard earlier this month. "That's why he called them 'journals.' They're very, very personal to what he's been feeling over the last six months, going through a tough time. If you listen to the lyrics in these songs -- 'Heartbreaker,' 'All That Matters' -- he's pouring his heart out."

The exclamation mark at the end of 'Music Mondays' will be the release of "Believe 3D," the follow-up film to 2011's "Never Say Never," on Christmas Day. "All That Matters" debuted at No. 24 on last week's Hot 100 chart; before that, "Heartbreaker" peaked at No. 13 on the chart.

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Justin Bieber found an awesome crowd to hang out with during his stay in Korea, joining several top idol stars for a party at a club!


The first event of the night was Jay Park's AOMG launch event held at club THE A in Yeoksamdong of Gangnam, Seoul which was filled with fun performances that got everyone in the mood for the party to continue. It then transitioned into an after-party for Justin Bieber's concert, making Gangnam the place to be on this night.



Some of the stars spotted at the club were G-Dragon, CL, Dara, Hyoyeon , Jo Kwon , Seulong, Jun.K, Wooyoung, Min, Jia, Lim, Ga In, Kangin, Ryeowook, G.NA, Jung Gyu Woon, among others. (For clarification, some guests arrived for AOMG's launch event which started earlier on, while some arrived after the event transitioned into an after-party for Justin Bieber's concert. However, it is hard to say who exactly was there from the start of the AOMG party and who came afterwards for the events were at the same club and flowed into one another)

Check out some of the photos from the event below!



































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Justin Bieber loves the ladies and couldn't resist the chance to give 2NE1's Dara a kiss on the cheek!

Korean-American celebrity jeweler Ben Baller shared on his Weibo, "Last night in the VIP room with Justin & Dara #heartbreaker," along with the snapshot above of Justin Bieber going for a peck on the cheek. Dara looks pretty composed, considering the superstar cutie beside her who surprised her with a kiss.

All we can say for sure is that Justin Bieber is definitely having a lot of good times in Korea!


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Justin Bieber has hinted he is still coming to terms with his split from Selena Gomez.

The Canadian heartthrob split from his long-term girlfriend at the end of last year, with the breakup coinciding with claims he had flirted with models at the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.

They are thought to have reunited since then, but have now permanently ended their romance.

This morning Justin released his first new music in some time, a track called Heartbreaker. He spoke about what the new tune means to him and hinted that it is about Selena.

"It's a song for people going through heartbreak - like I was when I wrote it. It means so much to me to be able to share what I was, and still am, going through, with my fans. I'm very proud of this song and I hope it gives my fans some insight into my heart," he wrote to promote the track on iTunes.

Justin is releasing new tracks as part of his Music Mondays plan, which will see new songs made available by him at the start of the next ten weeks.

He has been discussing the plan a great deal on Twitter, where he also promised fans each track will teach them something about him.

"These songs are different. These are my #journals," he wrote. "Each week the songs get better #musicmondays (sic)"

Justin's fans have already reacted well to his new music. Many have taken to Twitter to express their excitement at the influx of new tracks by the 19-year-old, with some especially excited about getting to hear more about Justin's personal life.

"Calling it 'journals' is the best way to describe it all. When I listen to Heartbreaker I feel like I'm reading Justin's journal," one fan wrote, under the Twitter handle BieberPanda.

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Justin Bieber Releases New Song "Heartbreaker"—Listen Now!

by Bruna Nessif Sun., Oct. 6, 2013 9:21 PM PDT

Beliebers have been waiting a long time and now the wait is over.

Justin Bieber has been teasing new music for a while, and tonight the 19-year-old pop star released his latest track "Heartbreaker" as part of his Music Mondays promotion, where he will release a new song every week for 10 weeks.

"Less than 24 hours. Midnight est #MusicMondays #10weeks #heartbreaker r u ready??!!" Bieber tweeted about the song before releasing the single. "These songs are different. These are my #journals."

LISTEN: Selena Gomez releases duet with Prince Royce

Bieber describes the slow melodic tune: "It's a song for people going through heartbreak—like I was when I wrote it. It means so much to me to be able to share what I was, and still am, going through, with my fans. I'm very proud of this song and I hope it gives my fans some insight into my heart."

It's no mystery that the track is about his breakup with longtime girlfriend Selena Gomez, who also recently released a duet with Prince Royce called "Already Missing You."

"You will know my words, my heart. #journals," Bieber tweeted.

What do you think of Bieber's new journal song? Sound off in the comments!


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