Mexico City Police Officials Plan Ahead For Justin Bieber Chaos

Mexico City police officials are on high alert in preparation for Monday's Justin Bieber visit.

The crowd limit for the Central Plaza free concert has been set at 80,000, but local officials fear hundreds of thousands of fans will turn up for the show.

Reports suggest 6,000 police officers will patrol the event and attempt to control the crowds, while others will oversee the gig from police helicopters.

Giant screens have been erected in streets near the concert site, so that fans who fail to get access to the actual music venue can still watch the Baby hitmaker perform.

Bieber's most recent whistle-stop promotional trip to Europe suggests the police officials are wise to be prepared for fan chaos on Monday - the pop idol was mobbed by fans in Norway, France and England.

This news article provided by World Entertainment News Network

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LISTEN TO JUSTIN BIEBER’S ‘BELIEVE’ SNIPPETS

OMG Beliebers! We have the best news in, like, ever for you. Snippets of the songs on Justin Bieber‘s ‘Believe,’ which drops on June 19, have been posted online. You get to hear about 30 seconds of each song — there are 13 in all — and it’ll get your blood pumping for the full swaggy album to finally drop.

We’ve listened to each track and offer a short commentary on what we heard. The album sounds like it’ll be veryMichael Jackson-like, comprised of synthy pop jams, lots of falsetto, acoustic ballads and the requisite swag, swag, swag.

Justin Bieber causes more fan chaos in Germany

300 screaming fans crowded outside the star's hotel in the German capital.

Pop star Justin Bieber is starting to become a bit of a security nightmare, with mobs of fans causing chaos wherever he goes.

The youngster’s latest scene of mayhem happened in Germany when the star was greeted by 300 screaming fans outside the Ritz Carton in Berlin, the majority of them being teenage girls desperate to get a glimpse of their idol.

This is the second time in a week that the star has caused a security risk after hundreds of fans in the UK stormed ITV’s studios in London when the Bieb arrived to appear on Alan Carr’s “Summer Specstacular”.

Talking to the Sun at the time, a source said, “It was genuinely scary. They're only teenage girls but they were hysterical and had just one thought on their minds - to see Justin Bieber. It was pandemonium."

Perhaps they should bubble wrap the boy and pack him in a box out of the way somewhere. Couldn’t do any harm could it? I’m sure he wouldn’t be missed too much. It would also protect him from any further interactions with glass doors.

I`m too old to collaborate with Justin Bieber, says Chris Martin

London: Chris Martin has ruled out collaborating with Justin Bieber because he’s scared that the teen idol will make him look old. Martin said this before his band ‘Coldplay’ set at the Wembley Stadium event, where they performed at the Capital FM Summertime Ball in front of 80,000 fans.

“Rihanna was top of our list of collaborators, and we’ve done that. She was lovely - she was cool,” a leading daily has quoted the singer as saying.

“We’d work with anyone who wanted to work with us. But Justin Bieber is too handsome for us. If he wants to do a video with four people who look like his grandparents then we should be in it. But we’ve got to look good. We’d just look terrible next to that guy. He’s good-looking and has an amazing complexion,” he said.

Martin carried his inferiority complex on stage, when he shouted out to the crowd, “We’re Justin Bieber’s dads.”

Before they played their hit ‘Charlie Brown’ under blazing sunshine Martin shouted out, “Are there any Beliebers out there?”

Martin also joked before the group’s six-song set that they were only going to play Bieber covers. However, Martin does have one thing in common with the youngster – he stuffed himself with sweets before the gig because he said he needs the sugar rush for stage performances. 

Bieber trapped in elevator with fans

Justin Bieber had a hair-raising moment when he was trapped in an elevator for 20 minutes backstage at a concert in London on Saturday.


The Baby hitmaker was on the bill for the Capital FM Summertime Ball, but he was thrown into a panic when an elevator he was travelling in with several fans jammed.


A source tells Britain's The Sun newspaper, "The girls couldn't believe their luck to be stuck there with him. They were sweating and nearly fainting with Biebermania before they got out."


But the mishap failed to prevent Bieber from wowing the crowd when he finally took to the stage at Wembley Stadium, where he performed a hits-packed set and even called fellow Canadian singer Carly Rae Jepsen onstage to duet on her hit Call Me Maybe.


After his performance, Bieber paid tribute to his fans, telling radio station Capital FM, "It's crazy, I mean, just to have the fan base. You know, going out there and seeing 80,000 people, and half of those people have my sign up! It's crazy!"