Justin Bieber To Release Two More Music Albums Before Moving On To Acting Career

Justin Bieber has finally closed the last chapter of his “My World” tour and is embarking on a new career. He is not stepping away from music altogether, but it will be taking a back seat while he pursues a career in acting. Don’t panic, he will be leaving his fans with two new albums before he tries out his acting chops on the big screen.

Justin reveals he hopes to film his first film sometime next year 2012. His first foray into the world of movies was very successful. His “Never Say Never” movie earned  $98 million. No wonder he wants to cash in on his astronomical celebrity status.

There have been numerous rumors about the kind of role Justin will choose for the big screen. The most likely option for the young star is something in the comedy field. One popular rumor involved Ashton Kutcher as Justin’s co-star in his first film. Justin reveals his team is sorting through the scripts. Justin has his own ideas, “I want to do a comedy with Will Ferrell.” His movie plans are on the back burner for now. The 17-year-old star says, “Hopefully next summer I can start on a movie or something.”

His movie plans are on the back burner for now. His Christmas album will drop on November 1st, and he will be very busy promoting throughout the holidays. He has already been working on the next album as well. The tentatively named “Believe” album will hopefully be released by next summer, but Justin’s manager cautions fans from getting their hopes up. His manager, Scooter Braun, says nothing will be out until Justin has made it “perfect.” 

Justin credits Justin Timberlake for providing the inspiration for his next album. Braun reveals Justin’s active role in the album, “He’s pretty adamant about writing a lot of [the album].”  The Canadian crooner says, “I’m trying to create a new sound that people aren’t really used to hearing.” He likens his maturing sound to Timberlake and says, “like when Justin Timberlake did FutureSex/LoveSounds: It was a new sound … acoustic guitar over hard drums.”

Source: Wakey Wakey News