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One of pop singer's skits includes humorous apology for smoking weed.
Mid-week sickness and Nemo's icy snow blanket weren't enough to stop Justin Bieber from tackling his bucket full of headlines when he served as host and musical guest on the latest episode of "Saturday Night Live."Just as he had promised, the pop phenomenon turned Studio 8H into what he dubbed "the Justin Bieber show" by poking fun at the rumors and controversies that have plagued his career, including his leaked did-he-or-didn't-he weed photos. In case you missed it, check out our recap of Bieber's "SNL" episode below.
Serenading Whoopi Goldberg
In his opening monologue, Justin Bieber appears cool and calm, sharing his desire to celebrate Black History Month and Valentine's Day ... simultaneously. As he scours the audience for his lucky one, Justin offers fans compliments and little known facts about historic African-American figures on bended knee. But with a bouquet of roses in hand, his search comes to a halt for none other than surprise guest Whoopi Goldberg. Unmoved by the intense jealousy of Beliebers all around the world, the comedian walks up to the center stage and is treated to a brief a cappella rendition of "One Less Lonely Girl."
In his opening monologue, Justin Bieber appears cool and calm, sharing his desire to celebrate Black History Month and Valentine's Day ... simultaneously. As he scours the audience for his lucky one, Justin offers fans compliments and little known facts about historic African-American figures on bended knee. But with a bouquet of roses in hand, his search comes to a halt for none other than surprise guest Whoopi Goldberg. Unmoved by the intense jealousy of Beliebers all around the world, the comedian walks up to the center stage and is treated to a brief a cappella rendition of "One Less Lonely Girl."
Backstage Bieber Doubles
Bieber gets quick to the point with one of his first skits, in which the singer's security rep proposes that they hire a group of look-alikes to control fan traffic. JB quickly trashes the decoy concept by emphasizing that the doubles don't look like him, don't possess his singing talents and definitely don't move the way he moves. However, the Biebs does find one decoy who offers some resemblance. "That one over there kind of looks like me," he tells his rep, at which point the look-alike walks before him and says, "Oh, it's just me, Ellen [DeGeneres]. Sorry. I came backstage to say great job, Bieber."
Bieber gets quick to the point with one of his first skits, in which the singer's security rep proposes that they hire a group of look-alikes to control fan traffic. JB quickly trashes the decoy concept by emphasizing that the doubles don't look like him, don't possess his singing talents and definitely don't move the way he moves. However, the Biebs does find one decoy who offers some resemblance. "That one over there kind of looks like me," he tells his rep, at which point the look-alike walks before him and says, "Oh, it's just me, Ellen [DeGeneres]. Sorry. I came backstage to say great job, Bieber."
Justin Bieber as Pete DeFalco, Miley Cyrus' Fan Club President
In addition to Whoopi Goldberg, Bieber's episode also brought along another famous face ... sort of. During "The Miley Cyrus Show" sketch, resident "SNL" Cyrus impersonator Vanessa Bayer welcomes her nerdy fan club president (played by the Biebs) to her show. DeFalco is stunned to meet the former Disney queen and says she's much better than "that douche" Justin Bieber. "I also heard he got busted for smoking weed and that he's really sorry about it and that people make mistakes and that he's never going to do it again," DeFalco says.
In addition to Whoopi Goldberg, Bieber's episode also brought along another famous face ... sort of. During "The Miley Cyrus Show" sketch, resident "SNL" Cyrus impersonator Vanessa Bayer welcomes her nerdy fan club president (played by the Biebs) to her show. DeFalco is stunned to meet the former Disney queen and says she's much better than "that douche" Justin Bieber. "I also heard he got busted for smoking weed and that he's really sorry about it and that people make mistakes and that he's never going to do it again," DeFalco says.
Valentine's Day Message
This week's "SNL" featured an abundance of teen-girl screams during Justin's sketches, but one segment seemed intended to leave his Beliebers in a frenzy. In an ultra-romantic V-Day message, the singer confesses that he has a special date planned for just the two of you. Besides his ready-to-go champagne, roses and sexy dice, the pop star is prepped for some one-on-one time with you. That is, if you're also comfortable with spending your time with a curly-haired middle-aged man named Taco dressed in a heart-pattern onesie.
This week's "SNL" featured an abundance of teen-girl screams during Justin's sketches, but one segment seemed intended to leave his Beliebers in a frenzy. In an ultra-romantic V-Day message, the singer confesses that he has a special date planned for just the two of you. Besides his ready-to-go champagne, roses and sexy dice, the pop star is prepped for some one-on-one time with you. That is, if you're also comfortable with spending your time with a curly-haired middle-aged man named Taco dressed in a heart-pattern onesie.
"Nothing Like Us"
After performing a stripped-down version of his hit "As Long as You Love Me," it was only fitting that the singer chose to follow up with a new song off his Believe Acoustic LP. Backed by a single piano, Justin wore his heart on his sleeve while crooning "Nothing Like Us," his supposed heartbreak ode to ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez. Bieber kept the number simple as he belted the ballad into a swaying microphone that hung above him. "Tell me, was it worth it?/ We were so perfect/ But baby I just want you to see/ There's nothing like us," he sang.
After performing a stripped-down version of his hit "As Long as You Love Me," it was only fitting that the singer chose to follow up with a new song off his Believe Acoustic LP. Backed by a single piano, Justin wore his heart on his sleeve while crooning "Nothing Like Us," his supposed heartbreak ode to ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez. Bieber kept the number simple as he belted the ballad into a swaying microphone that hung above him. "Tell me, was it worth it?/ We were so perfect/ But baby I just want you to see/ There's nothing like us," he sang.
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