Justin Bieber up for One Direction collaboration
Published Apr 9 2012, 10:49 BST | By Tom Eames
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The 'Boyfriend' singer revealed that One Direction had visited his home recently and that his supporting act The Wanted are "super talented".
"[One Direction] were here a couple of days ago, they hung out at my house," he told Daybreak. "We never worked on anything, we just hung out, they're just cool. They're around my age."
When asked if a potential collaboration was in the cards, he said: "Yeah, of course."
On the boyband's rivals The Wanted, he added: "The Wanted are great and super talented, they're super nice kids."
Bieber also said that he prefers to keep his career and personal relationships away from each other at all times.
He said: "I try to keep my career and private life separate. If you expose yourself to the world, I'm not going to have anything to myself."
Bieber's new single 'Boyfriend' has been released in the UK ahead of its original scheduled date of May 20.
He recently revealed that a song on his forthcoming album of the same name will be called 'As Long As You Love Me'.
Listen to Justin Bieber's 'Boyfriend' below:
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April 9th 2012 at 11:45pm
Craig Weir... Mr Nitpicker you just made yourself look like a right 'idiot' well done ;).
''Another idiot that doesnt know the difference between your and you're. Oh, before you say it was a mistake. It was not.''
Notice the capital A and the space after the comma. See we are learning ;). I suggest you stick to your job as a Senior Chef rather then an stroppy English teacher ;).
April 9th 2012 at 11:44pm
who would want to listen to him or One Direction, they all can't sing and come a few years everyone will have forgotten about him and One Direction because there the biggest load of rubbish on the charts at the moment and something else which gets me when they don't write there own songs back in the good old days back in the 60's, 70's and 80's most artists and bands wrote most of their material these days someone writes it for them it ain't right if you ask me, if they want to be successful in the music business they should write their material but anyway I can't see their records being played in the 50 years time if they are most people with sense will turn them off.
April 9th 2012 at 10:18pm
Yeah, you're right John, they're musical geniuses...
April 9th 2012 at 8:49pm
John Ciaran McVey
Are they not grammatical errors? Craig should practice what he preaches. Criticise someone for making a spelling mistake, then somehow telling them that he knows they didn't do it by accident, but yet, can't even use capital letters, apostrophes or even grasp the simple concept of putting a space after a comma.
Hypocrisy.
April 9th 2012 at 8:49pm