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Justin Bieber Tells ‘All That Matters’ For #MusicMonday

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Justin Bieber’s #Musicmondays came a little early this week with a new song released through Youtube on Sunday night. The Canada pop star promised fans last week that he will be releasing a new song every week on Mondays as part of the promotion for his upcoming project. This week Bieber gave fans the song “All That Matters.”

According to vibe.com:

“‘All That Matters‘ is the second track from the 19-year-old’s weekly new music series. The song is a sweet serenade where the Biebs laments ‘you’re all that matters to me.’ Yep, this slow jam is for the ladies.

“‘All That Matters’ follows the same slower melodic pace that last week’s ‘Heartbreaker’ did. This could be a new direction for Bieber as he matures, but it can be expected that more uptempo pop songs are also on the way for #MusicMonday.”

Bieber’s camp also put out a new trailer for his upcoming documentary Believe.

 As reported by eoline.com:

“The 19-year-old pop star has been getting ripped and showing off his bulging biceps, along with cruising the streets in extra-fancy cars, but those things aren’t what make Biebs a man. According to the singer and his manager Scooter Braun, it’s all about his facial hair.

“In honor of #FilmFridays (to go with #MusicMondays), Bieber released a funny clip titled “#Stache” from of his upcoming Believe movie.”

Check out Bieber’s “All That Matters” above and the Believe trailer below.

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