Justin Bieber Isn’t Too Happy With His Record Label Def Jam, Easy Biebs

Justin Bieber Isn’t Too Happy With His Record Label Def Jam, Easy Biebs//

Justin Bieber’s “Bad Day” single has become a prescient thing. In the same week the Bieber news cycle officially//
went to DEFCON 5, the singer decided to blast his record label Def Jam Recordings //
which operates as part of The Island Def Jam Music Group, and is parented by Universal Music Group.//
Publicly. On Twitter. To Over 46 million followers. Currently on the South American leg of his Believe tour, //
the 19-year-old posted a tweet that made it clear he thinks Def Jam //
he was signed at 15 to IDJMG back in 2008 through a production deal with Usher //
and his manager Scooter Braun in a contract headed by then IDJMG chairman, L.A. Reid //
isn’t doing enough to promote either his “Music Mondays” series or perhaps his long-term upcoming album. //
A behind the scenes stern talking to by Braun most likely later, and the blast tweet disappeared.//
It was later replaced by a tweet intended to placate ruffled feathers and flatter the Belieber fans//
that watch Justin’s Twitter feed with NSA-like vigilance. Justin’s replacement tweet,//
which may or may not have been posted by the singer, On October 7, the teen singer launched a 10-week//
drive releasing highly personal singles from a collection of songs dubbed Journals,//
so called to reflect their diary-like tone and their Believe tour written origin. Previous releases “Heartbreaker,” //
“All That Matters,” “Hold Tight,” “Recovery,” and the latest “Bad Day” have all spent time//
at the top of at iTunes charts, with the first single topping nearly 70 and the second debuting at No. 1//
in 58 countries. All have landed Top Fives in a spread of territories.//
The wind beneath those singles has largely, if not exclusively, been down to Bieber’s fans with no television,//
radio or other kind of promotion other than Beliebers acting on thier own efforts //
and the singer’s promotion online. In addition, in some weeks his singles have gone faced off with Instant Grat promotions //
by Lady Gaga and One Direction whereby their single was automatically sent to anyone who pre-ordered their albums,//
and is a huge advantage for chart assaults. Whether this is the issue for Bieber is unclear,//
but clearly he’s very unhappy with Def Jam. It’s also telling that the level of communication is at such a low//
that the singer feels the need to resort to a public airing of grievances rather //
than a mature private conversation with an appropriate decision-maker. These are precarious times for Bieber.//
After over seven months of baying media coverage that (at times) has engaged in inflation //
and outright invention, the New York Post Page Six’s bang to rights scoop of the teen star //
coming out of a Rio de Janeiro adult-sex establishment covered //
by a sheet with two women reportedly following him back to his hotel is golden, and the media knows it.

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