Pop sensation Justin Bieber has always seemed like he has it all – never having to worry about where his next meal comes from, never having to worry about traveling thousands of miles across countries and seas, never having to worry about cash. But there was a time that he didn’t even have enough cash to go see his favourite singer in concert.
Which is why Justin has a plan to make sure that every one of his fans can go see him.
Pictures emerged recently of a disclaimer at a Bieber concert that made it seem like he was prepping a follow up to his smash 2011 3D concert film, “Never Say Never”. It broke the record for a concert movie by taking in nearly USD100 million worldwide. And Jon Chu (who directed “Never Say Never”) is said to be working on editing the “Believe” film.
According to his manager, Scooter Braun:
What we want to do is..the concerts sell out so quickly, which has really been a blessing. But Justin and I were talking about how there’s so many kids out there who are in a position like he was growing up who don’t have a lot of money, who aren’t able to go to concerts. He wants to put each one of his tours for the rest of his career in theaters for at least one weekend so that kid can to the theater, pay their $10 and have that experience.
There has been no word yet about when the “Believe” film will hit theaters. But we’re keeping our eyes and ears peeled for more updates.
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