Won't Stop by Sean Kingston & Justin Bieber

Album: King of Kingz (2011)

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This song by R&B singer Sean Kingston from his mixtape King of Kingz features the rapping of a certain Justin Bieber. The teenage Canadian singer, who sometimes uses the alias Shawty Mane, also lends his vocals to the second chorus of the track. "[He's] pretty tight, nice for someone who doesn't do it that much," Kingston said to MTV News of Justin's rhyming skills.
Justin's rap features him attacking those who might not believe in his staying power. He told MTV News that he personally penned the words: "It was a while ago. I did it in the studio. I wrote it though, just letting you guys know," he shared. "Probably all you haters saying, 'He didn't write that.' I wrote it."
This is not the first collaboration between the two artists. Kingston and Bieber previously teamed up to record the hit single, "Eenie Meenie."

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