Under the Mistletoe is probably the most anticipated Justin Bieber album ever.  Released on November 1, it came out plenty of time before the holidays.  It is Justin Bieber’s first Christmas album. It features artists such as Mariah Carey, Usher, Busta Rhymes, Boyz II Men, and the Band Perry.  Justin Bieber is probably the number one teenage heartthrob right now, replacing the Jonas Brothers and Jesse McCartney era. However, he tried to target a different audience with this album. Most of his primary fans consist of screaming girls in their early teens with monster crushes on him. With this new album, he targets not only teens but young adults and even adults. With a deeper voice and songs about more mature love than just puppy love, this is already one of the biggest albums of 2011, and anticipated to be Bieber’s best album ever. The song topics consist of mostly songs about Christmas love, with remakes of popular, well-known Christmas carols such as “Santa Claus is Coming to Town,” “All I Want for Christmas is You,” and “The Christmas Song.” It also has his own creations, such as the popular single “Mistletoe.”  According to the comments, most people either hate or love this album. Justin Bieber has been known for his Kidz-Bop little boy sound, and with this album, he has been successful in breaking out of this field.