Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber is a Canadian singer who rose to international fame with his 2009 single “One Time” and debut EP, My World.

Usher: Usher is an American singer, songwriter, and record producer known for his influence on contemporary R&B. Usher helped Bieber secure a recording deal and guided his early career.
My World: My World is Justin Bieber’s 2009 debut extended play, featuring the single “One Time.” Its release established the sound and audience of Bieber’s breakthrough.
YouTube: YouTube is an online video-sharing platform launched in 2005. Videos of Bieber singing on YouTube brought him to Scooter Braun’s attention.
Beliebers: Beliebers are fans of Justin Bieber, known for organizing online support and fan activities. Their coordinated enthusiasm helped make Bieber a prominent social-media-era star.
Scooter Braun: Scooter Braun is an American talent manager and entrepreneur who founded SB Projects. Braun discovered Bieber’s online videos and became his longtime manager.
My World 2.0: My World 2.0 is Justin Bieber’s 2010 debut studio album, featuring “Baby.” The album expanded his debut-era success into a global chart breakthrough.
Viral video: A viral video is a video that spreads rapidly through online sharing. Bieber’s early performance clips circulated widely before his record deal.
Teen idol: A teen idol is a celebrity whose popularity is especially strong among adolescents. Bieber’s early image placed him in a long tradition of youth-focused pop stardom.
Dan Kanter: Dan Kanter is a Canadian guitarist, songwriter, and musical director. Kanter played guitar and served as musical director on Bieber’s early tours.
Believe: Believe is Justin Bieber’s 2012 studio album, blending pop with dance and R&B influences. It marked a more mature sound after his early teen-pop releases.

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