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Continue Justin Bieber's album Changes wasn't the biggest hit in his discography. In fact, it sold significantly fewer copies than its predecessor, Purpose. Surprisingly, Bieber seems to be getting a lot of mileage out of Changes. How's he doing? He has released Lo's consisting of songs from the album. The first was a collection of R& B-themed tracks called R& Bieber. His latest EP is a collection of songs from Changes that his wife likes mostly called Hailey's Faves. Here's a look at each of the songs from the EP. Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber | Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic 5. 'That's What Love Is' Here's a perfect song for a wedding reception. In fact, it's so perfect for a wedding reception that Bieber sang it at his wedding party. The song has some appealing 1990s-sounding Spanish guitar that sounds quite nostalgic. That's What Love Is by Justin Bieber Bieber's falsetto takes center stage near the end of the track. It's strange that he doesn't use it more often when it sounds so delicate and haunted. This song discusses romance in a very mature, adult way, so it's no wonder it has a special place in Mrs. Bieber's heart. 4. 'E.T.A.' Here's another track that sees Bieber incorporate more guitar into his music than usual. If Bieber continues to go in the musical direction of That's What Love Is and E.T.A., he could end up as a soft rock superstar. He could give the soft rock genre a much-needed shot in the arm. E.T.A. by Justin Bieber There's nothing particularly romantic about an E.T.A. - except in Bieber's hands. Here, Bieber does the simple task of asking for an E.T.A. sound like a beautiful moment between husband and wife. This track manages to capture romantic cloning in a strangely relatable way. At this point, Bieber may be able to sing a shopping list and make it sound romantic! 3. Available Here Bieber dives into the electronic side of the sound with a beautiful synthesizer riff opening. Trap music can sometimes sound threatening, but Available proves that it can sound pretty. Bieber's more relaxed vocal performance makes the song sound comforting. Available by Justin Bieber The lyrics are also about couples being separated due to scheduling issues. It's certainly something superstars like biebers have been working on, but all couples deal with it at some point. I guess the Biebers aren't that different from the other of us after all! 2. 'Changes' If you are going to name an album after one of the tracks, the track is better not disappoint. Changes rise to the occasion. In the song, Bieber says he wants to be the best version of himself for his wife. Changes by Justin Bieber Changes also includes one of the most poignant lyrics on the album. On the track, Bieber sings even though I'm going through means I changed. For an easy and effective way to discuss remaining who you are in the midst of upheaval. 1. 'Intentions' feat. Quavo Minimalism is in style in pop music. Bieber comes on the bandwagon with intentions. Synth riffs from this track are so lowkey, but it still manages to hypnotize. Intentions of Justin Bieber This list contains no features besides Quavo's. On intentions, Quavo proves once again that his lyrics can work well on a pop song. His bars of commitment complement the rest of the album perfectly. See also: Justin Bieber Talks to Ellen DeGeneres About marriage, drugs, and music One of the most talked about young relationships in the music business is selena gomez and Justin Bieber. The singers dated on and off for nearly a decade. Although they are no longer together, what remains of Gomez and Bieber's relationship is the music they have made over the years. Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber attend the 2011 Vanity Fair Oscar Party | Kevin Mazur/VF11/WireImage Some of Gomez's most popular songs (based on time on the Billboard Hot 100 and iTunes sales) are believed to be about her very famous ex. Here's a look at four of these, and what Gomez has said about them. Lose You to Love Me RELATED: Selena Gomez Reveals Real Meaning Behind New Song 'Lose You To Love Me' Lose You to Love Me was the lead single from Gomez's 2020 album Rare. It debuted at No. 15 on the Billboard Hot 100, staying on the list for 23 weeks. The song reached number one, making it the artist's first single. It also reached no. The song portrays leaving a relationship behind and being better for it. Speaking on On Air With Ryan Seacrest about the track in October 2019, Gomez said she wrote it over a year ago. This is not only in line with the timeline of her relationship with Bieber, but a particular line stands out. Seacrest asks her about the text: In two months you replaced us / As it was easy. Fans thought this was an almost perfect representation of how Bieber was connected to his now-wife very soon after he and Gomez split last time. Everything is very real to me, she said of seeing her ex in the tabloids with someone else. It Ain't Me It Ain't Me was the lead single of the popular DJ Kygo's 2017 EP Stargazing, and featured Gomez as a songwriter and sole vocalist. The track reached 10th place on the Billboard Hot 100. It spent 29 weeks on the list, making it Gomez's second-longest charting hit, and the longest that she contributed to as a songwriter. It reached No. 2 on iTunes. In the song, Gomez is about being in a relationship with someone who drinks heavily and can't continue to support them. Bieber has previously spoken about his problems with drugs and alcohol. Interestingly, co-authors Brian Lee and Andrew Watt had worked Bieber before this. Like all songs here, Gomez is not solely responsible for the lyrics to It Ain't Me. Songwriter Ali Tamposi, however, told Billboard that although it was her concept, she took advantage of the [Gomez] experiences, saying, I'm really impressed with her level of contribution. The Heart Wants What It Wants The Heart Wants What It Wants was Gomez's only single from the 2014 compilation album For You, her last release through Disney's Hollywood Records. The song reached 6th place on the Billboard Hot 100, and spent 20 weeks on the list. It also reached no. While many songs by Gomez from her Disney days were assumed by fans to be about Bieber, she doesn't have a written credit on them, especially those she performed as Selena Gomez & the Scene. But she does on The Heart Wants What it Wants, if still wanting to be with someone despite knowing that they might be bad for you. At the time, Gomez and Bieber's relationship was rocky, and she was not interested in dissenting opinions to those around her. Save your advice, because I don't want to hear, she sings. In an interview with Ryan Seacrest, as transcribed by the LA Times, she said: I'm going to feel when I need to feel, and I don't care what comes with it or what people will say. We Don't Talk Anymore We Don't Talk Anymore was the third single from singer Charlie Puth's 2016 album Nine Track Mind. Gomez contributed vocals and received a writing credit. The song reached number nine on the Billboard Hot 100, and remained on the list for 24 weeks. It reached no. There were rumors that Gomez and Puth were getting involved at this time. Although this may or may not be true, Puth reached out to her to sing on the court because of her breakup with Bieber. On We Don't Talk Anymore, Gomez talks about hoping his ex moves on but still missing them. I met Selena, and she went through a very public relationship, on and off, and she could only relate to the song and the lyrical mood, Puth told MTV News. He continued: 'I played the song for her, and she just started singing the second verse. I have chills. Cameron Diaz, Naomi Campbell and Bar Rafaeli in Studio 54 last night. Photo: Getty Images Justin Bieber's Christmas song is here! You have two and a half months to learn it, love it and then make it go away before the holidays are actually here. {Youtube} If you didn't already want to go to Austin, this quick tour guide will make you jump in a place as fast as possible. {DesignSponge} There was a big party at Studio 54 last night and a lot of very beautiful, very famous people went. {PopSugar} A bunch of animals -- like lions and tigers and bears, not kittens and puppies -- are on the loose in Ohio. {SunValley} Natalie Joos captured British model Erin O'Connor her last Tales of Endearment post. {ToE} An L.A. judge orders Lindsay Lohan to fulfill her community service hours in a morgue. {Gawker} Rihanna settled the lawsuit with David LaChapelle. {PageSix} This content is created and maintained by a third party and imported into this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content on piano.io Go to the content Go to the footer Bieber mania reaches its zenith! Pessimists will like Jon Chu's polished and skilled all-access documentary to an apocalyptic sign of the time. (A young phenom gets a triumphant big screen biography? Where's the razor?) The converted shall preach the gospel with ear-crushing screams and hands raised in heart- shaped ecstasy. Could it be a middle ground? The 16-year-old Bieber was born to a teenage mother and grew up in a single parent, and became famous through a series of YouTube videos that caught the attention of the R&Amp;& B sensation Usher and talent manager scooter braun. Both are among the many talking heads that testify to the megastar's capacities, and the glowing reviews are understandable. During the innocu-pop surface is a child with plenty of musical ability (home videos show him playing drums as if it were an innate instinct). But as he is now a corporate item---a who can easily sell out Madison Square Garden, where the film's mostly ho-hum 3D concert footage was shot---it is unlikely that his abilities will be given space to develop properly. Chu does his best to humanize his subject, show him surrounded by devoted friends and family, and wring a lot of drama from an on-the-road vocal cord strain. Yet the singer's massive celebrity dictates that the overall arc must be glibly inspiring. Nevertheless, the biggest surprise is that Bieber seems consistently untouched by all the chefs in the kitchen; It's as if he's holding something special back, which is to be unveiled at a later date. Hopefully the machine won't grind this down until its prime. Watch the trailer See more in Film Posted: Tuesday, February 8, 2011 2011

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