How AP journalists reacted to news of Justin Bieber’s new album
LOS ANGELES (AP) — “Bieber Fever,” the intense adoration of Grammy award-winning artist Justin Bieber, was a phenomenon of the 2010s.
How AP journalists reacted to news of Justin Bieber’s new album
LOS ANGELES (AP) — “Bieber Fever,” the intense adoration of Grammy award-winning artist Justin Bieber, was a phenomenon of the 2010s. In a private group channel, several journalists who revealed themselves as “Beliebers” expressed their excitement about Bieber’s new music. “I’m so sorry for the person you are all about to witness me become,” Audience Engagement Editor Sarah Jones-Smith said.
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