Just in time for summer, here comes Justin Bieber with a heroic little video ditty of the theme song "Never Say Never" for the upcoming remake film of "The Karate Kid," starring Jackie Chan and Will Smith's son, 11-year old Jaden Smith. The 16-year-old Bieber posted a link to the video for "Never Say Never" on his Twitter page on Monday morning and quickly rocketing it into the social networking site's trending topics.The young Canadian singer is a one hot little commodity, and with a new album and tour coming up, he was planning the release of music videos for three of his upcoming singles over the next few weeks. Bieber began hinting to his Twitter followers about the release of his first new video. And while many fans expected the "Somebody To Love" video to hit MTV first, But he recently revealed this would not be the first one to debut, but the "Never Say Never" video came out first.
According to HollywoodNews, this song deviates from Bieber's normal song lyrics that talk about girls and love, also tells about motivation, as the Two Young Stars tune in with the beat. This song has somewhat of an inspirational feel to it with lines. The tune is very nice and this is looking to be yet again another hit for the young sensation.
Both young stars sing and dance in the fun new video, which has them sitting side by side behind the mixing table and watching the new movie through two big screens. The video has also Bieber and Smith featuring at the studio session. It is a refreshing change for the people to know that the younger generation is also keen in themes like motivation. This song's lyric are motivational. And these insertions really lift the spirits of the music lovers and the viewers alike. Fans consider Bieber to be purely homemade as compare to this generation's young artists who have been brought up to industry by different sources like Disney Channel and American Idol.
The martial arts film "The Karate Kid" itself is a loose remake of the original 1984 hit movie of the same name. It follows the story of a boy who forced to leave all of his friends in Detroit as his mother gets a job in Beijing. There, he'll encounter a bully situation which forces him to learn how to stand up for himself. He gets a helping hand from an eccentric mentor played by Jackie Chan. Directed by Harald Zwart, this action drama will open wide in U.S. theaters on June 11.
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