During an interview with Hollywood Life, the 'Call Me Maybe' beauty explained that she believes he would rock the panel: "I think [Justin] would be great! I’m sure he’d be awesome."

When asked what skills the 'Boyfriend' star would bring to the show, Jepsen revealed that he understands what's current and relevant: "He’s got lots of great opinions when it comes to the music world, and he’s very experienced, especially for someone so young."

She then joked that she would be a terrible judge as her 'motherly' instinct would kick in and she would struggle with giving contestants criticism: "I think I would be terrible. For me, I think I would be too motherly and I would be like, ‘You should all go through! You did a great job! Let’s be friends…’”

Watch Jepsen's audition for 'Canadian Idol' below:

When asked her opinion on Bieber's recent behaviour, the 'Call Me Maybe' beauty confessed that she is inspired by his work ethic and thinks he's a great role model:

"All I see is an incredibly hard worker and a man who's just passionate about what he does. Just putting it on himself to take on a lot all at once."

"I think if anything I'm inspired by how hard he works, and I definitely want to add that to my own mantra as just like working really hard and doing my thing."

Back in April, drugs were found on the 'Boyfriend' hitmaker's tour bus although he wasn't on it at the time and he also had a run in with paparazzi in London during his Believe tour.

Watch her perform live at the 2013 Juno Awards here:

The event, which is due to take place on May 19 in Las Vegas, will be hosted by actor and comedian Tracy Morgan, but he will be joined by a string of well-loved musicians who will act as presenters for the night.

Singer Miley Cyrus, Ke$ha and Carly Rae Jepsen have all been announced for the exciting role, but a further 11 music stars will also present awards and segments at the extravaganza. Several Hollywood personalities will step in as presenters, including 'Nashville' beauty Hayden Panettiere, 'Dark Shadows' actress Chloe Moretz, and Alyssa Milano.

Selena Gomez, Taylor Swift and Bruno Mars are all set to perform live at the Billboard Music Awards, which will also see Madonna honoured with a special award for her touring achievements.

The Canadian ceremony is due to take place on June 16 as the pop world gathers to celebrate its top stars.

Nominees for three of the categories - Artist or Group, International Artist or Group and Video - have been released.

One Direction, Taylor Swift, Demi Lovato and Psy have landed nominations in the International category.

Justin Bieber, Deadmau5, Drake and Carly Rae Jepsen meanwhile are up for the Artist or Group award.

In the video section, Classified, Marianas Trench, Hedley and Drake are nominated.

Fans are asked to vote for a fifth nominee in each category and are given five choices to pick from.

The ceremony took place on Sunday (April 21) as Canada celebrated its musical icons.

Jepsen was the star of the night as she won the Album of the Year and Single of the Year gongs, as well as the Pop Album of the Year award for her debut 'Kiss'.

Justin Bieber meanwhile added to his impressive collection of awards by picking up the Juno Fan Choice prize.

Other winners on the night included Mumford & Sons in the International Album of the Year category and Rush, who picked up the Rock Album of the Year award for their record 'Clockwork Angels'.

The pop singer's hit track has spawned numerous internet parody videos and Nine Inch Nails' 'Head Like A Hole' was mashed up with the Jepsen track.

It doesn't seem to have sat well with Vrenna, however, who performed with the industrial alt-rockers in the late 1980s and the 90s.

He told TMZ that the mash-up was "offensive" and "insulting" to his former band's music. Vrenna said:

"Honestly I find the whole thing silly and partly offensive...I find it kind of insulting. It has trivialised something we've done. I am proud of what we've done and to take art - just to be a joke - I don't have any respect for it."

Nine Inch Nails mainman Trent Reznor meanwhile recently announced plans to tour this year with a new line-up, including King Crimson man Adrian Belew.

The song pushed the Canadian into global stardom last year and is threatening to always be associated with the star.

Speaking to Billboard, Jepsen said that she feels ready to show the public that there is more to her than just one hit song. She said:

"I think with [a] song being as big as 'Call Me Maybe', there's always that challenge of how do we push past that and show people that there is more to offer."

Referring to her new album 'Kiss', Jepsen continued: "I'm confident whether it's with this album or the next, I'll be able to prove that."

The former Destiny's Child star is well respected in the industry and has enjoyed a hugely successful solo career over the last ten years.

Speaking to Capital FM, Jepsen proclaimed that Beyoncé is one of the top singers in the world right now. The 'Call Me Maybe' star said:

"Beyoncé is one of the most talented artists I think that's out there in my personal opinion."

She added: "I discovered this performance, just very stripped down and it was for some sort of children's hospital or something like that, and you just got to see Beyoncé in her finest moment. Just totally a capella, smiling and beautiful, singing without any production behind her and it was one of those moments where I thought 'This woman deserves all of the attention she's getting'. I was just proud."

The Canadian singer has enjoyed a massive 2012, with her hit single 'Call Me Maybe' thrusting the star into the international limelight.

She also supported Justin Bieber on his 'Believe' tour dates and speaking to Capital FM, she picked that as one of her top moments of the year. Jepsen said:

"Every day it feels like something totally crazy has landed in my lap. To name a few kind of crazy moments – I would say day one opening for Justin on the 'Believe' tour was one of those 'wow, pinch me' moments."

The 'Kiss' star also mentioned awards ceremonies like the MTV EMAs as one of her top highlights of the year, adding:

"It was really cool to get dolled up for those award shows – that was a moment."

The 'Boyfriend' star was left disappointed after his 2012 record 'Believe' and its associated singles missed out on the 55th Grammy Awards, which are due to take place in February.

His manager Scooter Braun took to Twitter after the news broke to express his frustration at the awards snub.

Carly Rae Jepsen - who shares the same manager as Bieber - was nominated for two Grammys, despite only just releasing her debut album 'Kiss'.

Speaking to Capital FM, however, Jepsen said she has no worries about Bieber bouncing back from the setback. She said:

"Justin's an extremely talented guy and one of the hardest working people that I know in the business. No, I haven't talked to him about it."

The 'Call Me Maybe' star added: "I know that the way he handles most things is just to keep on going and he's got a really strong following so I don't think he has anything to worry about."

Jepsen will vie for the Best Song Of The Year and Best Pop Vocal Performance at next year's Grammys.

Bieber is something of a mentor for the former Canadian Idol contestant, with the 'Call Me Maybe' star also working with his manager Scooter Braun.

She has often supported the 'Boyfriend' man on tour and is one of the main acts on his current 'Believe' world tour.

Speaking to the Metro, Jepsen said that she always has a "great time" when opening for Bieber. She said:

"Opening for him was like the ultimate experience for my first big tour. It was exciting to be there and feel that energy when you walk on to the stage. I had a great time playing the songs with my band and dancing around."

Jepsen added that she was overwhelmed by Bieber's initial praise. Speaking about how people receive her music, she said:

"I've been amazed by the reaction. Katy Perry said she liked me, Justin Bieber's been one of my biggest supporters, which was a shock. I never expected him to tweet about me. I didn't expect the Cookie Monster on Sesame Street to like me. He did a version of 'Call Me Maybe'. It's been a cool year."

The 26-year-old has been threatened with legal action by singer Aza in relation to her innuendo-laden track 'Hunky Santa'.

The Ukrainian told TMZ that she nearly crashed her car in shock when she first heard Jepsen's 'Call Me Maybe'. She said:

"I'm shocked and surprised that these people wanted to sample my lyrics on their song. They didn't ask me for permission, they just took it. That's why I filed this lawsuit. When I first heard it on the radio, I was driving and almost got into an accident. I couldn't believe what I was hearing."

Jepsen's rep meanwhile threw out the claims, stating:

"This is completely false and [Carly's] lawyers will deal with this. Everyone knows [Carly] is a songwriter. She is not spending a lot of time listening to Ukrainian radio."

It isn't the first lawsuit to be presented to Jepsen recently, with her Owl City collaboration 'Good Time' the subject of legal action from an Alabama singer.

The track, which features on Jepsen's 2012 album 'Kiss', has proved to be something of a success and has received airplay across the world.

Allyson Nichole Burnett from Alabama, however, has launched legal proceedings against the pair for allegedly copying the "unique vocal motif" from her 2010 track 'Ah, It's a Love Song'.

The lawsuit claims that "many consumers may incorrectly assume that Burnett copied her own Original Motif from the Infringing Songwriters due to the widespread popularity and publication of 'Good Time'."

Burnett adds that she has received "emotional and psychological damage" from people questioning why she stole Jepsen and Owl City's song.

Billboard reports that she is also suing Universal Music Group, Songs Music Publishing and Schoolboy Records.

They will be joined on the bill by fellow new addition fun. at the ceremony on November 11 in Frankfurt, Germany.

Muse, Taylor Swift and No Doubt have already been announced to perform at the star-studded awards show.

Jepsen, who is nominated for three awards, said about her performance slot: "This will be my first time at the MTV EMA, and I am beyond thrilled - feeling like a lucky duck for the nominations and the chance to perform. Now the only concern is what to wear! Let the party begin, Frankfurt."

'We Are Young' stars fun. meanwhile added: "It's so incredible that we'll be playing at the MTV EMA, when not that long ago not many people knew who we were in Europe! It just feels like that dream most people don't get to experience."