I don't think that Jbeib is a fa g. I'm pretty sure he has his pick of (screaming, pubescent) girls. And Selena Gomez is something like 22 years old.
The hate on Jbeibs always reminds me of when my cousin was like 5 and wanted everyone to know how much he hates Barney. Like, most of the population of adults (or men, in the case of the beibs) does not think about Barney (Beiber) at all. Ever. There are no more social points for you to get by bashing him than there are for bashing the teletubbies.
He makes pop music aimed at little girls who pull billions of dollars out of their parents' wallets. The music isn't very complex or innovative, but nobody asks a teen heartthrob to be a prodigy. That's what Rush, Yes, and Journey are for.
Also, maybe we can try to stay away from calling people f ags, just like as a rule? I feel like I have had to say this a lot but it isn't very difficult to avoid language designed specifically to make a group feel badly. Like, I have never been so short on epithets that I had no option but to call someone a Zionist Kike, and that's kind of the same scenario.
Personally, I think at least one of Justin Bieber's songs is really catchy. And technically proficient musicians don't always make "good music." Rush is actually a great example of that. Prodigious players all around, but Alex Lifeson is a downright terrible soloist compared to Neal Schon. All the skill in the world is irrelevant if you can't hone it into an engaging song. Rush's most triumphant blend of technical prowess and pop savvy is "Limelight."
Also, maybe we can try to stay away from calling people f ags, just like as a rule? I feel like I have had to say this a lot but it isn't very difficult to avoid language designed specifically to make a group feel badly. Like, I have never been so short on epithets that I had no option but to call someone a Zionist Kike, and that's kind of the same scenario.
If you called me a Zionist kike, I'd just say "them some fightin words queerbait". Meaning I wouldn't get offended.