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'Saturday Night Live' Cast Justin Bieber For The Night (Video)

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Despite the horrible snow storm which has plummeted New York City, Saturday Night Live tickets still flew of the shelves for tonight’s show featuring pop star Justin Bieber.

“He has swag, that’s worth three nights of blizzard,” Dana Arcizy of New Hampshire said. “Security was trying to convince us to leave. I think they don’t want to be working in the snow. But we made it this far, why leave now?”

Another fan said she would literally weather the storm in order to see Bieber performance.

“We are staying, not listening to security,” said Arianna Mina. I’m so cold, but I don’t care about the rain. I would do anything for him.”

On tonight’s show, Justin Bieber will enter the club of celebrities who have done both, host the show, and star as a musical guest on SNL. One can only guess the sort of mockery and silliness ‘The Biebs’ will part take in tonight, but there is speculation that they’re going to roast Beyonce’s Super Bowl performance.   Also, Valentine’s day in coming too, so they’ll probably have a theme based on the February 14th holiday.

Justin Bieber will host Saturday Night Live on Feb. 9 at 11:30 on NBC.  Promo video below:

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