Not even Michael Jackson's 13-year-old daughter Paris can resist the charms of Justin Bieber -- introducing him moments ago at her father's tribute show in Hollywood ... and nearly melting in the process.
In her intro, Paris said, "We are all very big fans of [Justin] and his music" -- and then, with a coy smile, she added, "I know I am."
Justin then emerged and performed his own rendition of "Rockin' Robin" -- which MJ famously covered on his first solo album back in 1972. It wasn't half bad either.
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(Page 1 of 6) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsCan't wait until this girlie little dude's 15 minutes are over
I bet Michael would have loved to have slept with Justin when he was a little boy. Just like the child pervert did with other little boys.
Good God beevaer Pull your pants up & dont forget to drop the soap.... 1st
He walks like a duck...such a waddle. Dude can't even form a proper sentence
That's a big spin on reality. Paris was not even close to "melting". She did a good job. And Bieber was okay, but why no music for him to sing to I wonder?
Uh, please tell me when I was supposed to be impressed. That was really lame. This kid really fancies himself to be as talented as MJ - he's really headed for a fall.
As does every other 100% white teenage girl's heart :D Yes, I did.
He has a tribute show? Not trying to be rude or nothing, but why today? They had the one in London in October which is nowhere near to the month of his death or birth and in a foreign country..they just do tributes to Michael randomly on whatever month?
To all you Bieber haters STFU! They only reason you don't like him is because he is so talented and popular and Canadian. If he was a strung out Holloywood kid you;d love him. LOSERS!
Bieber has the sense enough not to get involved with that freakish clan, the Jacksons.
Rockin' Robin was recorded by Bobby Day in 1958. Jackson's version was just a poor cover.
What a coincidence, her heart throbs for Justin Bieber and so did her father's.
















