Justin Timberlake chose just the right song to perform at Joe Biden's 2021 presidential inauguration.&nbsp;Timberlake was part the live 'Celebrating America prime-time special that aired on Janúary 20. The singer teamed up with R&amp;B vocalist Ant Clemons for the song 'Better Days.' 
 
The segment was filmed at Timberlake's hometown of Memphis, Tenn. and featured the singers starting out indoors before making their way to the streets, where they danced with a small group of students and alumni from the city's Stax Music Academy.&nbsp; 
 
While speaking to NBC, Clemons revealed that Biden's team approached the duo after hearing them debut the tune as part of Stacey Abrams' 'Rock the Runoff'- the virtual event in December 2020. Clemons has been nominated at the 2021 Grammys for his EP 'Happy 2 Be Here'.&nbsp; 
 
"A few months ago @AntClemons and I wrote BETTER DAYS," Timberlake tweeted on Jan. 13. "This song was our way of doing what little we could to encourage everyone to stay hopeful and to keep working towards a better future. I'm honored to announce we'll be performing it for the Inauguration."

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A few months ago <a href="https://twitter.com/AntClemons?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@AntClemons</a> and I wrote BETTER DAYS. This song was our way of doing what little we could to encourage everyone to stay hopeful and to keep working towards a better future. I’m honored to announce we’ll be performing it for the Inauguration. <a href="https://t.co/aes5gXdEww">pic.twitter.com/aes5gXdEww</a>
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The song talks about hope and a better tomorrow and goes well with the theme of the inaugural event which was historic in many ways.A line from the chorus includes the lyrics, "It gets worse 'fore it gets better, but better's ahead." 
 
Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States. He is the oldest person to have Presidential elections in America. Kamala Harris became the first person of colour and first woman to be sworn in as the Vice President of US.&nbsp;

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The song delivers a tone of optimism in line with the general theme of the historic day that saw Biden sworn in as the 46th President of the United States.&nbsp; 
'Celebrating America'- a virtual event had a starry line up of performers and was hosted by veteran actor Tom Hanks.&nbsp;

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Justin Timberlake chose just the right song to perform at Joe Biden's 2021 presidential inauguration. Timberlake was part the live 'Celebrating America prime-time special that aired on Janúary 20.

Justin Timberlake chose just the right song to perform at Joe Biden's 2021 presidential inauguration. Timberlake was part the live 'Celebrating America prime-time special that aired on Janúary 20. The singer teamed up with R&B vocalist Ant Clemons for the song 'Better Days.' The segment was filmed at Timberlake's hometown of Memphis, Tenn. and featured the singers starting out indoors before making their way to the streets, where they danced with a small group of students and alumni from the city's Stax Music Academy. While speaking to NBC, Clemons revealed that Biden's team approached the duo after hearing them debut the tune as part of Stacey Abrams' 'Rock the Runoff'- the virtual event in December 2020. Clemons has been nominated at the 2021 Grammys for his EP 'Happy 2 Be Here'. "A few months ago @AntClemons and I wrote BETTER DAYS," Timberlake tweeted on Jan. 13. "This song was our way of doing what little we could to encourage everyone to stay hopeful and to keep working towards a better future. I'm honored to announce we'll be performing it for the Inauguration." A few months ago @AntClemons and I wrote BETTER DAYS. This song was our way of doing what little we could to encourage everyone to stay hopeful and to keep working towards a better future. I’m honored to announce we’ll be performing it for the Inauguration. pic.twitter.com/aes5gXdEww — Justin Timberlake (@jtimberlake) January 13, 2021 × The song talks about hope and a better tomorrow and goes well with the theme of the inaugural event which was historic in many ways.A line from the chorus includes the lyrics, "It gets worse 'fore it gets better, but better's ahead." Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States. He is the oldest person to have Presidential elections in America. Kamala Harris became the first person of colour and first woman to be sworn in as the Vice President of US. The song delivers a tone of optimism in line with the general theme of the historic day that saw Biden sworn in as the 46th President of the United States. 'Celebrating America'- a virtual event had a starry line up of performers and was hosted by veteran actor Tom Hanks.

Justin Timberlake and Ant Clemons chose the perfect song for Joe Biden's presidential inauguration

A majority of Europeans believe China will soon overtake America as world's leading power as they believe the incoming President Joe Biden will not be able to save the country from the decline, according to a report.

Things are changing around the world and especially in the US. One of the main things that have changed in the past year has been in the political system of the US.

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There has been an alarming decline in the cooperation and coordination in the lawmakers has taken a hit and this has been quite obvious for the rest of the world.

Biden's win in the US White House has been welcomed by international groups, governments and people and many have labelled it as a welcoming change. However, a majority of Europeans feel Joe Biden cannot undo the damage caused by the twice-impeached US President Donald Trump.

"Europeans like Biden, but they don’t think America will come back as a global leader," said Mark Leonard, Director of the European Council on Foreign Relations. "When George W Bush was president, they were divided about how America should use its power. With Biden entering the White House, they are divided about whether America has power at all."

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The thinktank conducted a survey of 15,000 people in 11 European countries in the last two months of the pandemic year 2020. Through the survey results, the researchers found that "Europeans’ attitudes towards the United States have undergone a massive change."

Majorities in key member states also believe that the political system of the US is now damaged beyond repair and thus Europe cannot rely solely on the US to defend it.

"They are drawing radical consequences from these lessons. Large numbers think Europeans should invest in their own defence and look to Berlin rather than Washington as their most important partner. They want to be tougher with the US on economic issues. And, rather than aligning with Washington, they want their countries to stay neutral in a conflict between the US and Russia or China," the report read.

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This also hints that the Europeans think China will soon be able to overpower America and replace it as the most powerful nation of the world.

It was also revealed that 53 per cent of respondents believe that Biden's victory will make a positive difference to the European countries and 57 per cent think his win will also be beneficial for the European Union (EU).

However what is interesting is that many Europeans do not trust the American voters and believe that if the twice-impeached President and former reality TV star Donald Trump re-runs for the post of President, the American voters can bring him back to the White House.&nbsp;

A majority of Europeans believe China will soon overtake America as world's leading power as they believe the incoming President Joe Biden will not be able to save the country from the decline, according to a report.

A majority of Europeans believe China will soon overtake America as world's leading power as they believe the incoming President Joe Biden will not be able to save the country from the decline, according to a report. Things are changing around the world and especially in the US. One of the main things that have changed in the past year has been in the political system of the US. Also read| Donald Trump to issue 100 presidential pardons on last day: Reports There has been an alarming decline in the cooperation and coordination in the lawmakers has taken a hit and this has been quite obvious for the rest of the world. Biden's win in the US White House has been welcomed by international groups, governments and people and many have labelled it as a welcoming change. However, a majority of Europeans feel Joe Biden cannot undo the damage caused by the twice-impeached US President Donald Trump. "Europeans like Biden, but they don’t think America will come back as a global leader," said Mark Leonard, Director of the European Council on Foreign Relations. "When George W Bush was president, they were divided about how America should use its power. With Biden entering the White House, they are divided about whether America has power at all." Also read| Iran laughs at US' crumbling democracy amid fears of riots during inauguration The thinktank conducted a survey of 15,000 people in 11 European countries in the last two months of the pandemic year 2020. Through the survey results, the researchers found that "Europeans’ attitudes towards the United States have undergone a massive change." Majorities in key member states also believe that the political system of the US is now damaged beyond repair and thus Europe cannot rely solely on the US to defend it. "They are drawing radical consequences from these lessons. Large numbers think Europeans should invest in their own defence and look to Berlin rather than Washington as their most important partner. They want to be tougher with the US on economic issues. And, rather than aligning with Washington, they want their countries to stay neutral in a conflict between the US and Russia or China," the report read. Also read| Joe Biden to talk about unity in his inaugural speech, amid backdrop of riots This also hints that the Europeans think China will soon be able to overpower America and replace it as the most powerful nation of the world. It was also revealed that 53 per cent of respondents believe that Biden's victory will make a positive difference to the European countries and 57 per cent think his win will also be beneficial for the European Union (EU). However what is interesting is that many Europeans do not trust the American voters and believe that if the twice-impeached President and former reality TV star Donald Trump re-runs for the post of President, the American voters can bring him back to the White House.

Europe believes China will overtake US as superpower during Biden's presidency: Poll

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