Justin Bieber

Justin Drew Bieber (English: Justin Drew Bieber, /ˈbiːbər/; March 1, 1994 -) is a Canadian singer-songwriter and songwriter. In 2008, he was discovered by a talent scout after a video of him singing cover songs on YouTube and signed with RBMG Records. He gained recognition after releasing his first mini-album "My World". In late 2009, the album was certified platinum in the United States. In 2010, Bieber released his first studio album "Minecraft 2.0", which reached the number one or near number one spot in many countries and has been certified multi-platinum in the United States. Bieber embarked on his first headlining tour, the My World's Tour, and released the remix albums "My Worlds Acoustic" and "Never Say Never." In 2011, Bieber's 3D biographical film "Little Justin: Never Say Never" was released. In November of the same year, he released his second studio album "Love at Christmas". The album topped the Billboard 200 album chart. Bieber's third studio album, "I Believe," was released in 2012 and included the hit singles "Boyfriend," "As Long as You Love Me" and "Beauty and the Rhythm." Over the next two years, Bieber was involved in multiple controversies and legal issues that tarnished his public image. In November 2015, Bieber's fourth studio album "My Determination" was released. The album's three singles "What Do You Mean?" ", "Sorry" and "Love Yourself" all topped the Hot 100 singles chart. After the release of this album, Bieber guest-starred on many popular songs, including "Cold Water", "Just Love You", "Take Your Time" remix, "I'm the One", "No Brainer", "Bad Mood" remix and "LET IT GO". In 2020, Bieber released the album "Changes" (English: Changes) and released multiple EPs during the severe pneumonia epidemic, which contained many songs from "Changes". In 2021, Bieber released his sixth studio album "My Justice" (English: Justice), and soon released the mini album "My Freedom" (English: Freedom.). The "Justice World" is expected to start in 2022, which has been delayed for nearly two years due to the severe special infectious pneumonia epidemic.