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Justin Bieber talks new music videos

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Hollywoodnews.com: Justin announces on his social-networking page that there are some more music videos coming soon:

“New Vids comin from both MY WORLD and MY WORLD 2.0 in the coming weeks! Proud of these albums, proud of the music, and thankful 4 ur support”

Justin’s music video for “Baby” is the most-watched video in Youtube history.

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