Nintendo Hates Justin Bieber

[Jaime_Wolf]

Despite my own distaste for his music, it seems completely absurd not to let them use it.

 

[Hawk eye1466]

Dear Nintendo
recently I thought you were sellouts and uncreative idiots that would whore yourselves out to anyone but your hatred of bieber has made me love you and I will start buying your games again

p.s i will also stop sending mail bombs to you and start sending them to bieber

 

[Kenji_03]

I love how the directer talks like an average Bieber fan on Twitter, with full on chat speak.

I also couldn't believe a "professional" doesn't take the time to use full sentences on twitter. I know they have that (lame) 250 letter/word limit thing (I don't use twitter) but it only furthers the idea that Nintendo is better off not letting Beiber use the Nintendo theme.

Dear Nintendo
recently I thought you were sellouts and uncreative idiots that would whore yourselves out to anyone but your hatred of bieber has made me love you and I will start buying your games again

p.s i will also stop sending mail bombs to you and start sending them to bieber

You need to send bo-bombs to Beiber -- Salt the wound.

 

[ServebotFrank]

Who hasn't heard of Mario? I don't think Nintendo needs any humiliation from this movie. Also why is the director talking like a 13 year old girl who just learn chat speak?

 

[retrofish18]

Who is this mario fellow? If only his theme song was in a movie about a teenage pop star. Then I would know who he is!

 

[Arkhangelsk]

I actually liked Step Up 2...

But I love Nintendo for this. This movie shouldn't be made. What purpose does it serve? What riveting tale can be told of a 16 year old? Sure, he's famous and very successful, but I don't see how that makes it an interesting movie.

 

[Arkhangelsk]

Despite my own distaste for his music, it seems completely absurd not to let them use it.

They clearly don't want to be associated with it. And for good reason.

 

[Frank_Sinatra_]

"aw C'mon Nintendo! Y won't u let us use the Mario theme for 15 secs in the @Justinbieber movie," director Jon M. Chu wrote on Twitter [http://twitter.com/jonmchu/status/26408114655858688]. "talk about free advertising passed up. Oops"

... seriously? What is the director, 14?

Twitter's 140 character limit encourages text lingo and abbreviation, and makes a lot of tweets look like they were made by 14-year-olds. I guess Twitter is one of the factors to blame for poor spelling and grammar.

And yet I've never condensed my writing that that level of shit on twitter.
If you want to say something on twitter make sure you've taken the time to make the thought as succinct as possible.

 

[LordXel]

Nintendo doesn't need advertising on a Justin Bieber movie. They're living fine enough breathing in sales from the Wii and DS, but when the 3DS comes out they are going to start all over again with the money bank being filled up too much. Good for them, they're living the big life. It's not as if they need to do what Sega did and sell Mario games in McDonalds. Now on to more important matters. ... There is a Justin Bieber movie huh? ... Wait what?

 

[Bullfrog1983]

All I can say is, good on you Nintendo and fuck Justin Bieber. He deserves a movie just as much as a piece of shit in a toilet bowl.

 

[Bullfrog1983]

Who is this mario fellow? If only his theme song was in a movie about a teenage pop star. Then I would know who he is!

Awesome, I couldn't stop laughing after I read that one.

 

[dakorok]

So I might have just gained some respect for Nintendo.

Also, everyone hates Justin Bieber. His fans aren't people, they're slaves.

 

[Baneat]

I still can't fathom why the twitter is so retarded. Is there possibly a character restraint in play here? It has to have been intentional if not.. but why?

 

[The Human Torch]

I am still not a fan of Nintendo, but it's nice to see that we are not alone in our hatred of Bieber.

 

[Demonicdan]

Being featured in a Justin Bieber movie would actually be negative advertising for Nintendo.

 

[Vrach]

Nintendo's reputation with Sensible People has increased by 5000
Nintendo's reputation with People Who Have Taste has increased by 5000
Nintendo has earned the achievement "Sorry, We Don't Bend That Way"

 

[Xaio30]

Assassins! Prepare to take down the Beeb Army next month!

 

[BrownGaijin]

"aw C'mon Nintendo! Y won't u let us use the Mario theme for 15 secs in the @Justinbieber [http://twitter.com/Justinbieber] movie," director Jon M. Chu wrote on Twitter [http://twitter.com/jonmchu/status/26408114655858688]. "talk about free advertising passed up. Oops"

Wah, wah wah...

What's the deal? It's not as though Nintendo has a thing about licensing its music for use in movies; as Scott Pilgrim vs. The World [http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2011/01/20/justin-bieber-nintendo/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+MultiplayerBlog+%28Multiplayer+Blog%29]. No, this is something different, something more personal. Clearly, Nintendo hates the Beeb.

We're comparing Justin Bieber with Scott Pilgrim? BLASPHEMOUS!

Justin Bieber: Never Say Never hits theaters on February 11. Don't miss it!

Blood rising... gaining desire to put on lipstick... and wear my mother's Sunday dress... before going on killing rampage...

 

[Reincarnatedwolfgod]

Nintendo has my respect.
in related news what the the hell did Justin Bieber do to deserve his own movie?

 

[Kuroneko97]

Never say never...? Well Nintendo...

*puts on shades*

Just said never...

That joke just made my day. Thank you. I'll send you an elephant as a gift.

On topic:

Good move, Nintendo. I'd LOVE if someone could explain why this kid is so popular. Is his music actually that good? Or did he become popular from some show or movie? Somebody please tell me why this child is loved so much.