“The 122-pound, roughly five-and-a-half-foot-tall person in the driver’s seat of this enormous Range Rover is a child – a self-assured one, who may be used to the sound of screaming fans in the bleachers, but still a child, who, as he should, lives in his own circumscribed world, uninterested in anyone’s fantasies except for his own. “Yo, sorry for being late,” he says. “Traffic.” He yawns. “It’s so early. People are going to work, I guess. Like, work? What’s that?” An excerpt of Justin Bieber’s Rolling Stone interview, which revealed the writer’s (Vanessa Grigoriadis) likely distaste for the pop-star.
Vintage Quote of the Day — Justin Bieber in Rolling Stone — Is He a Douchebag?
“The 122-pound, roughly five-and-a-half-foot-tall person in the driver’s seat of this enormous Range Rover is a child – a self-assured one, who may be used to the sound of screaming fans in the bleachers, but still a child, who, as he should, lives in his own circumscribed world, uninterested in anyone’s fantasies except for his own. “Yo, sorry for being late,” he says. “Traffic.” He yawns. “It’s so early. People are going to work, I guess. Like, work? What’s that?” An excerpt of Justin Bieber’s Rolling Stone interview, which revealed the writer’s (Vanessa Grigoriadis) likely distaste for the pop-star.