Bieber, Shown in Canada

Canadian indie band Arcade Fire followed their big victory at a Grammy and Brit awards by capturing four Juno awards, including album year for "The Suburbs" and the group in the Canadian music awards ceremony Saturday night.
After the shock rocker Grammy 'for best album this year and won a Brit award for best international album, it would be surprising if the pet critics do not get caught a Juno for the success of their album in the country they call home and where they originally built their fan base.
"We were really overwhelmed," said the thin band of multi-instrumentalist, Richard Reed Parry at Toronto's Air Canada Centre where the Junos were detained. "Thank you everybody. Thanks to Montreal, our home where we all live, and thank you to Toronto."
"Toronto is one of the first places that we have, like, shows a really interesting and feels like something crazy might happen. And it is. So thank you for being there with us."
Clothing which also won best alternative rock album and songwriters of the year, leaving them just one win short of their five nominations.
"The Suburbs" beat the pint-sized pop star Justin Bieber "My World 2.0," Drake "Thank Me Later," Hedley "The Show Must Go On," and "A Place Called Love."
But Bieber coifed side-swept do not go home empty-handed. The teen-pop titan 17 years won two Juno awards in her career first for the year and pop album Juno fan choice award.
Unfortunately for millions of devotees tween to watch television, platinum-selling crooner pop of Ontario can not appear in person to collect his trophy because of the scheduling demand overseas.
"I want to thank everyone so much for believing in me," said Bieber, via video message. "Most of all, I want to thank my mother for raising me in Canada."
But that's not good news for the rapper 24 years and Juno hosts Drake, who entered the weekend with a leading six nominations, but the wounds go home empty-handed. In a surprise win, hip-hop artist Shad Canada took prizes for best rap record year for his album "TSOL," internationally renowned beat Drake.
"Wow. I was very surprised. It's like the Emmy goes to a friend Theo cockroach or something," said Shad, make funny "Cosby Show" reference.
The Junos, which celebrates its 40th year, provides significant shouted out to artist veteran Neil Young,, 65 who claim the prize for the artist the year, adult album alternative year for "Le Noise" and humanitarian awards. Young won the first Grammy this year for the music for best rock song for "A Mad World."
"It's just really understood that I'm here. But it's a great honor. Thank you all very much. I really appreciate it. O Canada" word! Rock legend in the reference country's national anthem.
Unfortunately the country-pop singer Shania Twain, 45, also receives a pat on the back as he significantly delivered to the Canadian Music Hall of Fame with introductory speeches from Bryan Adams, who called Twain as "the treasure of Canada," and a testimonial video from Taylor Swift and Anne Murray .
"Thank you very much," said the singer, dressed in sparkling sleeveless dress. "I really turned into a sap. But this is just a wonderful moment for me. I'm really very proud Canadian talent."