He's not just a celebrity, he's Justin Bieber.
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Well, we've got a section in our audience, just
Justin Bieber fans.
They've got Bieber fever.
They've got the Bieber fever, that's why they're quarantined.
So Justin is going to be coming out here soon,
and he's in his dressing room right back there.
[SCREAMS]
Oh.
you know, we had a busy day, so we didn't
get a chance to rehearse that.
That's one of my writers, Amy, and she volunteered to do that.
And I could see that she, at the last minute,
decided to protect her face.
OK, wait, let's look at that back.
Can we look at it?
Oh.
Don't you try that.
Please welcome back Justin Bieber.
What's up with your security?
I found her in my closet.
Hi, yeah.
She was in your closet?
I found her in my closet.
What's up with your security?
I don't know.
I gotta beef it up.
I know.
What's with your security?
How did they get in your closet?
She must have snuck by.
Yeah, I bet you have some tight security.
How are you doing?
I'm doing well.
I'm doing very well.
I know that, but how are you handling all this?
Because it is really--
I mean, the footage that you see of these people going nuts.
They're trampling each other and fainting and--
It can get-- what's up, girls?
No, it can get a little crazy sometimes,
But you know, we have really, like you said, tight security.
Right.
But have you had people like try to sneak in
and do things like all the creative--
We've had some crazy stuff.
What's the most creative thing that someone's
done to try to get to you?
Girls just trying to get in, like jumping
in the back seat when I'm jumping in, pretending they're
with us and stuff.
Stuff like that.
Well, are there any that you might
want to jump in the backseat?
Every now and then, occasionally, you know.
But I mean, I'm having fun.
Teenage boy just on the road, having fun.
Yeah.
Well, no, this is a good time in your life,
I mean, to be a teenager and have
this kind of frenzy going on.
I was asking you this in rehearsal, but how do
you manage to actually still live a life?
Are you able to do things when you go?
Because you're going-- what's your favorite place
that you've seen that you've gone to?
I really like Japan.
I'm actually going back in a week so,
but Japan, I really like because it's different.
You can go to London and Paris and they all got similarities
to like the States and Canada, but in Japan, it's
kind of like a different world.
Right.
But are you able to-- then I think you would really
stand out in Japan.
I mean, at least in other countries, you could go,
but do you have to put on disguises and stuff?
Not really.
I try to just go to malls and stuff when kids are at school,
so I kind of avoid--
So it's just adults?
Yeah.
But still, adults would--
Sometimes moms are a little more crazy than the kids.
Really?
Yeah.
Because they want to get an autograph for their daughter
supposedly?
Yeah, but it's just sometimes, like we
were doing this one radio show.
We were at a school, and this other mom,
her daughter didn't even go to that school,
and she drove over to this school and was like,
um, my daughter really loves you.
Can I really get a picture?
And we were in the middle of jumping out.
We had thousands of girls trying to get into our car.
And so she's trying to get pictures
when I'm getting in the car, trying to get in front of me.
And I'm trying to squeeze around her to get in the car,
and she's like-- snap, snap, snap.
And her daughter didn't even go to that school.
And now, your hair has become the thing.
Look, it's the one clip, and it all perfectly in place.
It comes together.
It really does.
How long do you spend on that hair?
Like five minutes.
Really?
Like, seriously.
Five minutes.
People are always like, yeah, right.
And I'm just like, I get out of the shower, I blow dry it,
and then it's done in like five minutes.
I just shake.
That's it, and it always lands perfectly.
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