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Greyson Chance Music Video

Greyson Chance Music Video - Greyson Chance, 13, was discovered on YouTube when a video of him singing a cover of Lady Gaga's Paparazzi was released. He was quickly snatched up by Ellen Degeneres and signed to her record label.

Chance is seAug. 08, 2010 - Los Angeles, California, USA - Aug 08, 2010 - Los Angeles, California, USA - Actor GREYSON CHANCE at the Teen Choice Awards 2010 - Arrivals held at Universal Studios, Los Angeles. © Red Carpet Picturest to release a music video for his new song Waiting Outside the Lines. "The video ... starts off in a road and then it transforms into a rooftop and then onto a sidewalk and then into the middle of the rain. ... I like to call it a mini-film. The whole concept is saying that ... everything in the world can come down on you, but you're still gonna break through," Chance told MTV News.

Greyson Chance Music Video

Chance is already being compared to Justin Bieber, but other than looks, the two seem to be in completely different genres. Bieber sings hip hop and r&b while Chance is more rock. Chance's voice is quite good for his age, but he just doesn't have the swagger that Bieber has, wherefore he won't be a megastar overnight.

It's interesting to see these super young, super talented kids come to fruition. YouTube has played a huge role in the stardom of these tween stars.

Greyson Chance Music Video
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