Video Justin Bieber - One Time, Be Alright, Home To Mama ++ (Acoustic)(Live) 2016

Justin Bieber - Born For This (Music Video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdJSB14UCKk

Music by Justin Bieber performing from Purpose Tour, Believe ++. 2016 © Butera Music

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Justin Bieber crashed 50 Cent's nightclub party in Monaco last night.

On Saturday night, 50 Cent was the special guest and performer at Jimmy'z nightclub in the luxury town and party destination of Monte Carlo, located in the city-state of Monaco, where 50 also filmed his famous "Window Shopper" video. He was joined at the club by an even more famous guest, Justin Bieber, who seemed to be there solely to party and not for promotional purposes. He was in town for the Monaco Grand Prix. Bieber is somewhat of an honorary rap star these days, and it seems that he and Fif are close friends and drinking buddies, as evidenced by the footage taken from last night's party.

Biebs joined 50 on stage and took the mic for a short time in order to let the crowd know that "we got an icon in the building!" He proceeded to shake up a bottle of expensive bubbly in order to shower the crowd, and he also made sure to fill 50's cup as the G-Unit boss gave a toast.

Justin Bieber got a $5 million offer to perform at a Republican event during the GOP Convention, but turned it down after his manager considered quitting and LeBron James urged him to reject it ... sources tell TMZ.
Sources connected with CAA -- the talent agency which reps Bieber and received the offer -- tell us a promoter contacted Justin's people with the offer, saying he would perform for 45 minutes at a venue near Quicken Loans Arena, where the RNC was held.
We're told the promoter assured Justin's people the event was "not political" and Justin would not be endorsing Trump or any GOP policies.
According to the contract, the $5 million was bankrolled by GOP donors. The money was to be paid "up front" -- before Justin even arrived. The donors would also cover production expenses.
It represented the biggest single payday ever for Justin. Or, for that matter, just about any other singer, and he seriously considered doing it ... partly because he's Canadian and didn't have a dog in the fight and partly because of the money.
Manager Scooter Braun, a big Hillary Clinton supporter who even held a fundraiser for her at his L.A. home, had big problems with the offer ... as did CAA. Scooter and CAA felt, regardless of the representations, this was "100 percent political."