Ready for the holidays? Justin Bieber kicked off the Christmas season two months early when he sat down with MTV News Tuesday night during "MTV First: Justin Bieber" to talk about his new holiday-themed album, "Under the Mistletoe," hits CD shelves on November 1st, and premiere his video for the album's lead single, "Mistletoe." Bieber spreads early Christmas spirit in this new video, and is announced to ring in 2012 New Year's Eve with Lady GaGa."Mistletoe" is a slow ballad that has a sound reminiscent of Bruno Mars or Jack Johnson. Unlike many traditional Christmas songs, the music has a reggae vibe and rhythm to it, which definitely gives it a unique sound. If this is the musical direction that Bieber is taking on this new album, then he might grow his fan base even more. The 17-year-old admitted he's never shared a special moment under the holiday plant.
Here is the story about the kissing-under-the-mistletoe tradition: "At Christmas time a young lady standing under a ball of mistletoe, brightly trimmed with evergreens, ribbons, and ornaments, cannot refuse to be kissed. Such a kiss could mean deep romance or lasting friendship and goodwill. If the girl remained unkissed, she cannot expect not to marry the following year. In some parts of England the Christmas mistletoe is burned on the twelfth night lest all the boys and girls who have kissed under it never marry."
The Roman White-directed video was shot in Franklin, Tennessee last month. It features Bieber decked out in holiday finery and frolicking in the snow as he sings about spending time under the mistletoe with his leading lady, Allie Williams. The Canadian singing sensation is seen spending the holiday with the girl of his dreams, buying her gift and taking her to a romantic date every girl could have ever hoped for. Bieber sings his little heart out on a snow-covered street while taking steps to show the lady in his life that she's the only one for him. They cruise away and the video fades out with them dancing and kissing under the mistletoe.
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