I’m sure this one can’t be as bad as as that one. Why do I bring up Always Be Mine? Because I’m pretty sure that game was created for the sole purpose of helping us keep our perspective on this game. That year saw the publication of two games Justin Bieber Backstage Pass - which I’ll fulfill my contractual obligations by coming back to in a minute - and also also Justin Bieber: Always Be Mine, a game in which players repeatedly, virtually (gag) kiss (gag) Justin Bieber. Today, on Thrift Sift.Ģ010 was apparently a banner year for Bieber based board games. It’s a journey of discovery about the pop star, and ourselves, as we compete to earn a Justin Bieber Backstage Pass. So, weave your way through the concert aisles with me as we scramble to be the first behind the concert curtain. The game that dares players to answer disturbing questions about the pop star and themselves as they race each other for a backstage pass and a special message prepared especially for the biggest Bieber believer. Today, what’s left of my will to live brings you 2010’s Justin Bieber Backstage Pass board game. In that TikTok video, the band plays “Master of Puppets” alongside scenes from Munson’s performance.Hello, I’m Chaz Marler of Pair Of Dice Paradise, and welcome to another episode of Thrift Sift - the series all about board games that I pick up at thrift stores because they look interesting, bizarre, or a combination of both. The meeting came weeks after Metallica paid tribute on TikTok to the scene in which Quinn’s character perform the band’s 1986 track in the Upside Down in an effort to distract a swarm of demobats, Entertainment Tonight reported. “It was amazing! Opportunities to play ‘Master of Puppets’ with the most iconic metal band of all time don’t come around very often,” Quinn told Netflix’s Tudum. Ulrich also gave Quinn an all-access pass that will allow him to attend any of Metallica’s shows, Rolling Stone reported.

“We’d like to make an announcement,” drummer and band co-founder Lars Ulrich joked, according to the magazine. The actor more than held his own between lead guitarist Kirk Hammett and Hetfield. Quinn was invited to jam in the band’s tuning room before Metallica’s set at Chicago’s Grant Park, Rolling Stone reported.

“Thank you so much for letting us use the track,” Quinn told the band. Quinn was equally effusive with his praise, Deadline reported.

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