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Willow Smith joins Justin Bieber on his European tour; Will they whip their hair?
Please, please let there be a "Whip My Hair" duet. Justin Bieber's hair was meant to be whipped. It's his hair's destiny. In news that is sure to make tweens jump up and down in excitement, thus tilting the world's axis, 10-year-old singer Willow Smith (and Will and Jada's daughter) just tweeted, "Got news that my big bro @justinbieber invited me on his European Tour in March..so exciting! Maybe I'll let Jaden come..LOL #NEVERSAYNEVER"
Bieber, a.k.a. "Big Bro", tweeted her back moments later saying, "@officialwillow get ready...i got more surprises coming. #MYWORLDTOUR.
We are now taking your guesses in the comments as to what surprises the wonder that is Bieber has in store. We're guessing another huge tween star will be joining these two on tour, perhaps Selena Gomez?
This is a smart move by Bieber's camp as Smith's hit single "Whip My Hair" just hit No. 1 on the UK iTunes charts. The "My World" tour kicks off on March 4 with two nights in Birmingham. This is the first time the 16-year-old Canadian sensation will hit the UK, leading us to wonder: Can Bieber-fever top Beatle-mania? The world will soon find out.
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Not all of Justin's (or Willow's) fans are tweens. They both have adult fans too (like me). That's like assuming that news of a Rolling Stones or Neil Diamond tour only excites people above the age of 40 or 50 (I'm sure they have "tween" fans).
So this news excites more than just "tweens". I wish Willow had been his opening act when Justin came here, the ones he had bored me... even Sean Kingston.
I don't think they're trying to say that *only* tweens like Biebs/Willow. But tweens are without a doubt the core demographic.
If you go to a JB/WS concert you'll see far more tweens than adults (unless you count the adults that are only there for their tweens).