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Justin was opening for Taylor Swift in 2009 and he broke his foot in the middle of the song and kept singing and dancing through the song.
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What foot did Justin Bieber brake?
Justin Bieber broke his right foot on stage
What foot did Justin Bieber break his left foot or the right?
Justin Bieber broke his right foot.
What foot did Justin Bieber broke?
His right foot.
What day did Justin Bieber brake his foot?
Justin bieber broke his foot on November 3, 2009
On what date did Justin Bieber break his foot?
Justin Bieber broke his foot on November 23'd and it was his right foot.
Where Justin Bieber broken his foot?
He broke his foot on stage.
Which foot did Justin Bieber break?
He broke his left foot
How is Justin Bieber's foot?
He broke it recently, but it is recovering.
Did Justin Bieber cry when he broke his foot?
no he didn't
Did Justin bieber and Taylor swift meet?
yes when Justin broke his foot
How do you how Justin Bieber broke his foot?
He broke his foot on stage in London while performing "One Time".
What leg did Justin Bieber brake?
He broke his foot. Not leg.
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