Justin Bieber in rumored collaboration with Zayn Malik
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Rumor has it that a collaboration between Justin Bieber and Zayn Malik is highly probable.
Over the weekend the Biebs shared Malik’s new single cover art on his Instagram. Apparently, Bieber actually digs Malik’s new single with PartynextDoor, ‘Still Got Time!’
British newspaper the Sun on Sunday quoted an unknown source: “Justin has been really complimentary of Zayn’s new music and there have been tentative discussions about them working on something together.”
The anonymous source added: “They are in touch and chatting about all sorts and getting on like a house on fire.” Justin shouted out about Zayn’s single on his Twitter as well, which he doesn’t usually do. If this duo becomes a reality, it would be a huge collaboration to wow fans of both stars.
Justin Bieber is scheduled for gigs in the UK this summer to play huge shows at London’s Hyde Park and at Cardiff Stadium in June and July.
Source :Al Arabiya
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