Kidrauhl Is Amazing trends worldwide on twitter. The trend went up to 5th place let’s see if we can make it all the way up to number one. BIEBERBLAST! We think Justin is amazing because of all the time and effort he puts into everything, and he never gives up. Why do you think Justin or should we say Kidrauhl is amazing? Down below are some thoughts from other beliebers on why they think Justin is amazing.

@BieberHoodies: From One Time to Boyfriend. From Youtube to the world. Kidrauhl Is Amazing

@ArmyOfKidrauhl: “Kidrauhl” was just a username on Youtube but now, “Kidrauhl” inspired millions of people around the world. Kidrauhl Is Amazing.

@BiebersBeats: He’s sweet. Has the biggest heart. And he’s the most amazing idol. Kidrauhl is amazing.

‘The first reaction is like no other,’ Usher says on ‘MTV First’ about witnessing Bieber’s ascent to fame.

Back in 1994, a teenaged Usher dropped his self-titled debut album and skyrocketed to fame. Nearly 20 years later, Usher is still on top, having lost little career momentum. While he’s maintained his own career over the years, he also helped launch Justin Bieber to mega-fame as well.

As Bieber continues to grow as an artist, Usher explained that the 18-year-old has built up the kinds of friendships and relationships that he would have wanted as a kid star. “Cool part about it is, he’s really able to live a dream that I think most teenagers would want to. To be able to have friends like Mayweather. They are actual friends, hang out, talk,” Usher told MTV News during “MTV First” about Bieber’s friendship with boxer Floyd Mayweather, who he recently hung out with in Las Vegas. “It’s really cool to be able to have friends all around the world and people that can relate to your reality.

This story appears on the June 4, 2012 cover of Forbes.

Leaning on a soundboard in a Hollywood recording studio, Justin Bieber is about to make me an offer that would prompt instant hysteria among millions of American teenage girls: Do I want to be the first person outside of his inner circle to hear some rough cuts he’s considering for his upcoming album, Believe?

“You’ve gotta hear this, it’s crazy,” gushes the singer. “It’s called ‘Die in Your Arms.’” A moment later his ubiquitous lilt surges full volume from the stadium-quality speakers, a soulful love song reminiscent of early Jackson 5. Next he plays “Happier When We’re Together,” a ballad in which he worries a girlfriend will be unfaithful while he’s on tour. Standing up as his own beatboxing merges seamlessly with a drum machine at the beginning of “You’re the One,” he does an impromptu variation of the Moonwalk.

One can forgive him for the victory dance. Since his debut three years ago Bieber has sold 15 million albums, grossing $150 million on 157 tour dates across two dozen countries along the way. His biopic, Never Say Never, pulled in $30 million on its opening weekend, just shy of the ­concert-film record, and racked up $100 million at the box office in total. His fragrance, Someday, debuted last June and did $60 million in retail sales during its first six months on the market. Those income streams helped Bieber personally earn an estimated $55 million over the past 12 months and $108 million over the past two years.

“You have humans, and you have aliens,” says veteran hitmaker Timothy “Timbaland” Mosley, one of the producers on Believe. “I think he’s half-human and half-alien.”

Even more impressive than Bieber’s earning power: his vast social media reach, part of the reason he ranks third on this year’s Celebrity 100 list. Bieber boasts 21 million Twitter followers—more than any person on Earth not named Lady Gaga. His 43 million Facebook fans are more than Mitt Romney’s and Barack Obama’s put together. With 740 million views, his breakout ballad, “Baby,” is the most-watched video in YouTube history; if you assume three minutes per song, his VEVO channel’s 2.4 billion impressions are enough to provide one minute of video to every person on the planet.

Emma Slater and Justin Bieber took a photo while Justin was in rehearsals. They looks absolutely adorable. I love Justin’s new snapback. I’ve added 1 medium quality photo to the gallery, make sure to check it out. Emma Slater tweeted:

@justinbieber Enjoy those rehearsals, love from Birmingham!

GALLERY LINK:
Miscellaneous Photos > Personal: Justin & Friends & Family & Fans

Justin recently did a photoshoot for GQ, make sure to check out the photos in the gallery.

As he gears up for the release of his third studio album ‘Believe’ next month, Justin Bieber is churning up promotions while most recently being highlighted in a feature for the June 2012 issue of GQ magazine.

The 18-year-old Canadian superstar donned designer duds from top fashion labels such as Dolce&Gabbana for the Peggy Sirota shot spread while talking about topics including fame, booze, style and Kim Kardashian.

On not being able to trust people in the entertainment industry:
“I mean, I keep my guard up a lot, because you know, you can’t trust anyone in this business. That’s what’s sad. You can’t trust anybody. I learned the hard way.”

On not being a big drinker:
“For me, it’s just like, I like to be in control of myself. I mean, I’ve had a beer, like, before … but I never get out of control.”

On his style sense:
“I’m 18 years old and I’m a swaggy adult.”

On Kim Kardashian:
“People say she doesn’t do anything; she actually does do stuff…. She works hard.”

GALLERY LINK:
Studio Photoshoots > 2012 > GQ Magazine by P. Sirota