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EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW: Whatcha Say? 'Future Icon' Jason Derulo Talks Success, Sings For Us!

Jan. 28 2010, Published 10:00 a.m. ET

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Jason Derulo's star continues to rise, as the 20-year-old R&B breakout singer-- and RadarOnline.com blogger -- was honored at Wednesday's E-World Music Awards in Los Angeles, taking home the Future Icon award.

"I've been working towards this my whole life," Derulo told RadarOnline.com reporter Allison Swan exclusively. "So to finally see everything come to fruition in such an amazing way is incredible, and to be awarded with such an incredible award is like, Wow!"

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VLOG: Jason Derulo On Tour With Lady Gaga In Chicago

Derulo, a breakout success on the strength of his chart-topping single, Whatcha Say, told us he was pleasantly surprised by the audience reaction he received after joining Lady GaGa's tour.

"I heard horror stories before I got on the tour, people booing and actually chanting Lady GaGa during the set, but it wasn't like that for me at all," he said.

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Those craving more of the sexy singer will get their fill this spring: his self-titled album hits stores March 2, and feature film debut in Turn The Beat Around airs on MTV later in the month.

VLOG: Jason Derulo Takes Us On The Tour Bus And Backstage

In the meantime, we were lucky enough to get our own a cappella serenade from Jason, which can only be seen here on RadarOnline.com.

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