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posted by Dimitar on 2010.06.10 13:21:28 'Beautiful Girls’ hitmaker Sean Kingston – who worked with the 16-year-old singer on 'Eenie Meenie’ – revealed while he doesn’t like to see what’s written about him online, the 'Baby’ singer is constantly searching for the latest information on himself. When asked whether he’s ever Googled himself, Sean said: 'No, but Justin does that though, he loves to Youtube himself and Google himself, I’m not like that.' The recent collaboration between the pair may not be their last, as Sean revealed they may have more tracks in the pipeline. He revealed: 'To be honest with you, we did like five songs together, I have four other songs with Justin Bieber that’s not 'Eenie Meenie’ so keep your eyes peeled for future collaborations!' Justin isn’t the only star to look themselves up on the internet. Rock legend Meat Loaf recently admitted he checks what has been written about him online in a bid to prevent people spreading lies. He said: "I Google myself every once in a while, like when someone tells me about an article that upsets me. The world should be more about truth than it is." The full interview with Sean can be found at www.myspace.com. |
