Music critics are beginning to question the future of musical idol Justin Bieber, after the tremendous defeat at the last Grammy 2010 was superseded by the interpreter of jazz, Esperanza Spalding. That despite what you may think, has four performances behind him with Obama, one of them at the award ceremony in Oslo's Nobel Peace Prize.
Remember that the Grammys are the Oscars of the music and there where it is measured, not the popularity of the singers, rather his musical career. And the academy left Bieber, out of combat but why the 'Belieber' entered the profile of the singer in Wikipedia to sabotage it with insults and defamatory eliminated shortly thereafter by the administrators of the virtual encyclopedia.
It is true that his career is short but has risen quickly through the roof, more for the legion of fans trailing by their musical merits. And after the 'warning' at the Grammys, and although it took a Brit Awards for comfort, and even was voted MVP of the All-Star for his skill with a basketball, but for music critics have nothing to do with music.
Therefore, music experts talk about the phenomenon Bieber. "I see a difficult future for him," the expert told Tom Osborn music. "It seems that the Grammy voters have sent a message," he said at the same time expressed concern that overexposure to the youth is under Bieber. "A hard, concerts, film ...
is too much and has gone over the backfire in the awards and the movie," he argued. He also ventured that change your voice can be ordered to suffer permanently as with other child stars of the past when their children left behind. And the premiere of 'Never Say Never' failed to snatch the box office comedy "Follow me roll," starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston, and has not managed to go in raising the Miley Cyrus concert debut at the box office for three years as a 'Best Of Both Worlds'.
So are two mazados in a few days. Children or youth events are like clay idols, like rise, fall. Since the path is usually not very long in the music world. And if we consider that is more in sales, marketing, movies and other stories to keep the masses and so experts say it will remain a hero, but musically is in decline and has a very black future. 
Remember that the Grammys are the Oscars of the music and there where it is measured, not the popularity of the singers, rather his musical career. And the academy left Bieber, out of combat but why the 'Belieber' entered the profile of the singer in Wikipedia to sabotage it with insults and defamatory eliminated shortly thereafter by the administrators of the virtual encyclopedia.
It is true that his career is short but has risen quickly through the roof, more for the legion of fans trailing by their musical merits. And after the 'warning' at the Grammys, and although it took a Brit Awards for comfort, and even was voted MVP of the All-Star for his skill with a basketball, but for music critics have nothing to do with music.
Therefore, music experts talk about the phenomenon Bieber. "I see a difficult future for him," the expert told Tom Osborn music. "It seems that the Grammy voters have sent a message," he said at the same time expressed concern that overexposure to the youth is under Bieber. "A hard, concerts, film ...
is too much and has gone over the backfire in the awards and the movie," he argued. He also ventured that change your voice can be ordered to suffer permanently as with other child stars of the past when their children left behind. And the premiere of 'Never Say Never' failed to snatch the box office comedy "Follow me roll," starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston, and has not managed to go in raising the Miley Cyrus concert debut at the box office for three years as a 'Best Of Both Worlds'.
So are two mazados in a few days. Children or youth events are like clay idols, like rise, fall. Since the path is usually not very long in the music world. And if we consider that is more in sales, marketing, movies and other stories to keep the masses and so experts say it will remain a hero, but musically is in decline and has a very black future.
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