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    Tweet Bieber a Question, He Might Answer it on YouTube

    By Kate Freeman | Mashable – Fri, Jun 15, 2012

    Whether you count yourself as a "Belieber" or simply a fan, YouTube is giving you the chance to ask Justin Bieber a question.

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    Jimmy Fallon and Justin Bieber posted a video (above) on YouTube's blog on Friday asking fans to tweet Justin questions using the hashtag #AskJustin, or by visiting youtube.com/kidrauhl and clicking the "Ask Justin" tab. Tweet the questions before Bieber's album release date next Tuesday, June 19 and Fallon just may choose to ask Bieber one of those questions for an interview that will be live streamed on YouTube Presents on June 21 at 7:15 p.m. ET.

    YouTube users can also vote on which questions they like, in addition to submitting their own. As of this writing, some 5,500 questions had been submitted by 1,922 users.

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    This is all part of the YouTube Presents series that brings exclusive and original videos to the site. YouTube Presents features music performances and Q&A sessions with artists, as well as live streams. Earlier this month as part of the series, YouTube streamed Bonnaroo music festival bands straight to viewers at home.

    Other artists featured on YouTube Presents include Ziggy Marley, Counting Crows, The Shins and Jimmy Fallon doing his hilarious Neil Young impressions.

    What will you ask Justin Bieber? Tell us in the comments.

    This story originally published on Mashable here.

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