Justin Bieber’s Reflects on Housing Bubble – Jimmy Fallon Parody

He first brought us the hilarious “Robert Pattinson Is Bothered” series – now, Jimmy Fallon is focusing on another teen idol: Justin Bieber and his reflections on his life, career and the recession.

In the latest video, Fallon dresses up like The Biebs, with colorful shoes, colorful clothes and the ever-present hoodie and swept ‘do (which has prompted jokes about how he doesn’t really have a forehead) – and then reflects.

Scenes of the “artist” weighing in on the things that are important in his life – his music, his new TV gig, the present he got from Usher – cut to show him as we’d expect him to be, playful, dancing and enjoying some treats.

Word on the web has it that, since Fallon seems to be doing an excellent job at being Justin (“too good,” some say), chances of him turning this into a series are actually very high.

“Late Night’s host Jimmy Fallon threw together a Justin Bieber uniform for his very-SNL-tinged ‘Reflections With Justin Bieber’ skit Wednesday night,” PopEater writes.

“As Bieber, Fallon sat in a park and reflected on his life – a double-platinum album and now a gig hosting MTV’s ‘Punk’d’ (‘Triple dope!’),” the e-zine says.

But before that, before starting to actually reflect, Fallon’s Justin also takes the time out to admire his own reflection in the water – after all, he’s not the idol of millions of women for nothing.

Bieber, we learn, likes “reflecting on, like, pranks and, like, different kinds of surprises – like the time that Usher bought me a Range Rover... Or, like, when the housing bubble burst in 2007,” he says.

“His smile vanished, and he waxed philosophical on housing prices, SEC reports, inflation and ‘straight-up recession! Whackattack!’” PopEater says.

Alan Greenspan must surely be responsible for recession – not that Bieber is defending the banks or anything similar, for that matter. Then Greenspan calls. Dope!

To see Jimmy Fallon’s “Reflections with Justin Bieber” skit, check out the video below. Enjoy.