Another #GRAMMYs, another Justin Bieber shutout.
On 20 nominations — including Best New Artist, four for “Purpose”, Bieber has come up empty. But does he even care?
Nick Krewen writes. #Opinion
thestar.com/entertainment/…
On 20 nominations — including Best New Artist, four for “Purpose”, Bieber has come up empty. But does he even care?
Nick Krewen writes. #Opinion
thestar.com/entertainment/…
The 28-year-old has won two Grammys, but both for collabs: in 2015, for adding vocals to the Skrillex and Diplo Best Dance Recording “Where Are Ü Now” and, in 2019, for teaming up with Dan and Shay on Best Country Duo for “10,000 Hours.” thestar.com/entertainment/…
“Justin Bieber has been in the industry for too long … and continues to get disrespected by the recording academy." His Beliebers, were quick to share their dissatisfaction on social media.
But does Bieber care about winning?
thestar.com/entertainment/…
But does Bieber care about winning?
thestar.com/entertainment/…
If Bieber was disappointed, he didn’t express to his hundreds of millions of followers. And maybe this is the lesson here: perhaps winning a Grammy is one of the less important matters for someone who has grown up in the spotlight, survived and flourished.
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He’s in the midst of his 117-date “Justice” world tour — which returns to Toronto for two more Scotiabank Arena sellouts on June 7 and 8 — and his last world tour, “Purpose,” grossed $257 million (U.S.) and that’s minus merchandising sales.
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Here’s why Justin Bieber’s Grammy shutout is no reason to weep. thestar.com/entertainment/… 
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