 
 Justin Bieber has revealed that he has been invited to play a show for US President Barack Obama this Christmas. 
The singer, who has been caught up in claims that het fathered a child with 20-year-old fan Maria Yeater, says that he's been asked by Obama to perform in Washington for the President and US senate
Bieber spoke about the President to Kiss FM: His kids really like me, I'm doing Christmas in Washington and performing for him and the whole senate.
Meanwhile, Justin Bieber has collaborated with Busta Rhymes on a  cover of a Bing Crosby Christmas classic 'Drummer Boy'.
The track, which can be listened to on Gigwise, is taken from his forthcoming new album 'Under The Mistletoe', set for release November 1.
Lyrics in the rap include: "I'm playing for the king, I'm playing for the title/ I'm surprised you didn't hear this in the Bible.
Justin Bieber - live photos
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