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Justin Bieber's 'Never Say Never' Is The Number One Concert Film In American History
In case you forgot, amidst the SXSW deluge, Justin Bieber still pretty much runs this music business shit. Like in totality. His concert film/ode to tweendom, Never Say Never, is officially the number one concert movie of all time, surpassing Michael Jackson's This Is It, by raking in $72.2 million at the box office. That's only on top of Jackson by $100,000, but Never Say Never is still in theaters.
There is a caveat to this though: Bieber only runs the American music film business, as This Is It is the number one concert film internationally, eclipsing Bieb's $10 million international gross by something like $179 million. But still. Don't forget, amongst all the Odd Future and James Blake stories, that Bieber is still winning. [reuters]
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