Justin Bieber’s passion for the arts ignited at a tender age. In 2008, the 14-year-old Justin frequently shared singing videos on YouTube, marking the beginning of his musical journey.
His remarkable talent didn’t go unnoticed. Scooter Braun spotted his potential and introduced him to the renowned artist Usher. This pivotal connection paved the way for Justin’s very first record deal with Island Records.
A mere year later, Justin Bieber unveiled his debut album, “My World,” with Usher’s mentorship. The track “One Time” made waves worldwide, securing a remarkable spot in the top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100 chart—an astonishing feat for a newcomer.
The year 2010 marked Justin Bieber’s meteoric rise with the chart-topping hit “Baby.” In the same year, he embarked on his inaugural global tour, all while being just 17 years old.
Following endeavors like “Mistletoe” (2011), “Believe” (2012), and “Purpose” (2015), the young artist continued to achieve substantial success, maintaining his position in the global music scene. For three consecutive years, from 2011 to 2013, Forbes magazine recognized him as one of the ten most influential celebrities worldwide.
Despite experiencing career fluctuations due to personal and health challenges, Justin Bieber’s unique musical sensibility endures, along with a dedicated fan base, as per insights from Insider. At the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards (VMA), the artist born in 1994 clinched the ultimate title—Artist of the Year. His album “Justice” claimed the summit of the Billboard 200 chart and earned a platinum certification.
In 2022, Justin Bieber secured his place in history as the world’s first artist with ten songs surpassing 1 billion streams on the international music platform, Spotify. To date, he stands among the youngest artists with nearly 150 million album sales. In addition to his remarkable sales figures, he has received a plethora of accolades, including two Grammy Awards, 18 American Music Awards, and 21 Billboard Music Awards.