If a picture is worth a thousand words, a Twitter endorsement from Justin Bieber might be worth a thousand commercials. Just ask David Letterman. The Biebs visited the set of 'Late Show with David Letterman' on Monday, tweeting from the couch. 'I'm hanging out with my Dave at @late_show we need to get him twice as many followers!' Bieber wrote. The 'Late Show' tweeted their appreciation, writing, 'Hey, @justinbieber! Thanks for the Twitter bounce. Only 6,900,000 to go. Game on, Bieber.' During the teen sensation's interview he bonded with CBS Orchestra leader Paul Schaffer, who is a native of Thunder Bay, Ontario, not far from where Bieber grew up in Stratford, Ontario -- especially when one of the cultural differences between the U.S. and Canada became apparent after Dave asked about Bieber's schooling and found out that he's currently in the 11th grade. '11th grade -- is that a sophomore in high school?' Dave asked, to which Bieber replied: 'I don't know. I'm Canadian.' Later Bieber tweeted that he will be on the 'Late Show' again on Friday, 'playing the drums and doing the Top Ten.' 'Late Show with David Letterman' airs weeknights on CBS. And you can see Bieber on the big screen when his movie 'Never Say Never' hits theaters in 3D on February 11.
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