I think it could have been a little better.............a little rough around the Edges.........but you spent some money crashing a 1968 Corvette.......................and the Music is Incredible!!
youhoo
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By blah113
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Woe.
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By Kathryn 🎀
Damnnn this is a serious video!
Love ! ❤
Justin is so hot with this song
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By Pretty orange :D :)
I love the song and I love him
Don't judge a video by it's preview
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By Mochaslave
I really wish that Itunes would preview more than the first part of a music video, because you never get to hear the music... just the intro. Very frustrating. This song is good. But i couldn't tell that from the preview, and like others state - the video is a bit discombobulated.
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By Mrt54321
cheesy
Love the song. (:
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By bmd11
First, I love this song its one of the best ones by him. Don't like it? ...
Hating it? ... I DON'T care either does Justin (:
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By PeggleMaster14
Um... Fail.
One of the Best
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By philthethrill85
I don't know why people don't like this music video. Its has the perfect blend of a story of embittered relationship and JT. I really like the part in the stairway and the car crash, it makes a great story. I just wish more music videos were like this instead of just a music video of the the artist themselves. Thats boring and all the crap that Rhianna and other artists put out that is just about them is not a real music video. There must be a story behind each video, or what is it then?
Critics thinking
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By Shorty 3567
Although Justin was a little cheesy in this video the overall video was both apealing to all aduiences and amusing. The song itself was quite enjoyable. This song is an obvious choice as a classic.
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