Justin Bieber ^_^

Proactive has created a new contest for fans of the company’s latest spokesperson – Justin Bieber! Fans can enter the contest through October 1st for the chance to win a three-night trip to Los Angeles, California to meet Justin and watch his concert along with three friends.

The winner will also receive $1,000 spending money, and rental car to tour LA!

So how do you enter? Well, just log on to http://justin.proactiv.com to register or follow @Proactiv on Twitter and Tweet: “Proactive may be sending me to LA for a Justin Bieber concert!” and you will be entered to win!

Other winners of the contest will have $1,000 donated in their name to Justin’s favorite non-profit organzation Pencils of Promise and receive an autographed T-shirt from Justin. All registrants could also instantly win a Proactive Trial Kit, complete with an autographed poster of Justin!

Source: Disney Dreaming

At Justin Bieber’s Madison Square Garden show earlier this week, the singer brought out Miley Cyrus and Boyz II Men, artists who may have surprised the crowd, but are sonically congruous to the 16-year old superstar. But for those not familiar with Bieber’s recorded output, the emergence of rapper Ludacris, who appears on on “Baby” off Bieber’s ‘My World 2.0′ album, may have left some wondering if he had the right building. The relationship further solidifies the relatively recent BFF relationship between hip-hop and teen pop.

For most of the 1980s and early 1990s, the intersection of the two genres was virtually nonexistent. In 1989, you weren’t exactly finding a lot of fans of both New Kids on the Block’s ‘Hangin’ Tough’ and Eric B. and Rakim’s ‘Follow the Leader.’ This wave of teen pop was displaced, in part, by the proliferation and commercial acceptance of gangsta rap in the early ’90s. When the boy band explosion of ‘N Sync, Backstreet Boys and the like erupted a decade later, rappers understandably kept their distance. Fanbases couldn’t be alienated or compromised and syrupy teen pop music was worlds away from the bravado and chest-thumping that characterized many hip-hop artists.