Apparently grown men started to love Justin Bieber?s music.
With his recent batch of hit singles and a semi-grown-up sound ? including the electro-popWhere Are U Now with DJ-producers Skrillex and Diplo ? adult men have begun attending the musical church of Bieber, and while some have issues acknowledging it, others proudly say they're Beliebers.
Timothy Javier, a 30-year-old nurse from Fort Lee, New Jersey said,
"You can't deny where Justin Bieber is right now musically. You want to not like him, but you kind of just have to respect it.?
Javier said Bieber's new album, Purpose, reminds him of Justin Timberlake's Justified, his 2002 solo debut that helped him transition from 'N Sync frontman to a leader of pop music.
Bieber latest singles helped his comeback after years of a broken image that included arrests, public smoking and fainting onstage that led to hospitalization.
But now, at 21, his music is in the spotlight.
DJ Enuff, a veteran radio personality for New York hip-hop station Hot 97 said,
"He dropped an album that was ... solid across the board.There's urban radio stations across the country that play it, there's rhythmic crossover stations that can play it, there's pop stations that can play it."
