I wouldn't describe myself as a fan of Justin Bieber's music, however I think he's a decent kid. And now he makes a class-A move by releasing his latest single, "Turn To You," which is about his mother, just in time for Mother's Day. Aww. What a good son! I bet Pattie has a sticker on her car, something like, "My Son Graduated Superstardom Today!"

The ode to his mama, Pattie Mallette, is about her struggle to raise Justin as a teenage mother. Sings The Biebs:

You worked two jobs to keep a roof up over our heads/ You chose life for me, no you never gave up/ I admire you for the strength you instilled in me/ You were so young, you were just my age when you had me/ Mom, you were so brave, there was nothing that would stop or get in our way/ And I know you will always be there for me.

Justin Bieber may be the envy of all teens for his fame and fortune, but that doesn't mean he didn't have to graduate high school like other 18-year-olds. The Biebs recently admitted that he had to do the work just like his peers ... er, sort of. When he recently told the U.K. paper the Daily Telegraph that he "just finished high school," he elaborated, "I passed my test - I'm free! It was hard doing school and work every day." One test? Hmm.

But, okay, fair enough. Being Justin Bieber is tough. An after-school job at the local grocery store is one thing, but traveling the globe as a pop star -- quite another. Still, I'm not all that sympathetic for Bieber after reading his other comments about his "education."

Justin Bieber was just 8 years old when N'Sync released the music video for their hit single "Girlfriend." That makes me feel really old, but then again, I am 10 years his senior. Which means I'm old enough to remember the tune to "Girlfriend," and to realize that when I first heard Bieber's much anticipated new single, "Boyfriend," it sounded waaaaay too familiar. I seriously put my foot on the brake while driving out of my parking lot and said, "OMG. This is a total N'Sync RIP-OFF!" 

Now, the plot has thickened ... Not only is the song so much like the pop track from 2002, but the accompanying music video, which premiered yesterday, is also almost exactly like N'Sync's video for "Girlfriend." Down to the set, the props, the dance moves, even the types of girls cast! This had to be intentional, right? An "homage"?? 

Oh no. There's trouble in Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez's paradise ... that is, if you believe the National Enquirer. The tabloid reports that Justin's been sexting with Vanessa Hudgens and that Selena is none too pleased with what's been going on. While I have no idea what is or isn't happening between Justin and Vanessa, I do have an idea about how to passive-aggressively end a relationship.

All you gotta do is start sexting with someone you think is hot, leave your phone out around your significant other, and wait for the screaming to begin.

On Watch This Now Tuesdays, The Daily Stir shows you clips from this week's hottest videos. Today, Emily brings us a clip of an adorable little girl finding out she's going to be a big sister, a video of a mom confessing she doesn't like to play with her kid, and a clip of some irresistibly cute animals doing some irresistibly cute things. And at the end, there's an irresistibly cute video of Justin Bieber. You just have to watch:

Does anyone else have this feeling that we've been talking about Justin Bieber's "Boyfriend" video for weeks now and that there's literally nothing left we could say about it? Me neither. The 18-year-old pop star is still filming this music video and photos from the set have been released that reveal he gets all hot and heavy with the female lead. She looks like Selena Gomez and she acts like Selena, but she isn't Selena. Bieber's love interest in the video isn't played by his real-life girlfriend -- the role instead went to an up and coming no-name.

So! Why didn't Justin and his team cast Selena? Because they're not idiots, that's why.

Remember that woman who claimed she got impregnanted by none other than Justin Bieber when she visited him backstage? We hadn't heard much about her lately, but then suddenly the Biebs Tweeted a video of Borat at her. And now he says he has written a song about the woman, Mariah Yeater, and it's on his new album, Believe.

I suppose the mature thing may have been to just let things lie with Mariah Yeater, the woman who falsely accused Justin Bieber of impregnating her backstage at one of his concerts in 2010. But what fun would that be?

The Biebs was on a roll last night during his #RANDOMTWITTERHOUR. From random thoughts like, "Thank god madagascar 3 is coming out. Just didnt get the closure i needed with the first 2" to "did anyone ever find out who let the dogs out?", he was tweeting up a comedic storm. Then he let loose on Yeater: