Justin Bieber 'Too Humble' To Give The Wanted Advice U.K. boy band wrapped their first-ever U.S. tour Wednesday night in L.A.

Wanted landed on the coast of the United States last month on the first-ever tour in America, and discharged the Beatlemania-like fandom. On Wednesday night, boy band wrapped up a trek in Los Angeles, and fans (including the Beckham family) came out in full force when he came on the scene at El Rey.
Five Britons could not believe the enthusiasm felt by the crowd, the excitement was tweeting for them "incredible." Although the tour is over, the interest guys almost disappeared. Their song "Glad You Came" (from their 2011 album Battleground) will be shown in "Glee" this season and continue to climb the charts and radio play gain.

Boys are prepared for all messages: Touring with Justin Bieber has shown them what it means to become an international pop sensation. So What advice has Biebs gave them?

"I think that is too small for it, this way .... He is not someone that really give you advice, because I think he just appreciates what happens to him, than he thinks he is God," Max George he told MTV News. "And so, I mean, I really did not talk music. When we talk to him, it's more talking about football or basketball."

My friend Jay McGuiness said: "I ​​think he knows that we know how to do what we want to do in the same way, we could not tell him how to do what he does, he does so much better than we ever could."

We are looking for will come back to their native home UK arena tour will begin, which will run until March. There are also up for Best British Single at The Brit Awards this month for "Glad."