"You won't be sixteen forever" Usher, this visionary…
And it's true because today Justin celebrates his 30th birthday! So, it's been 15 years of career, which is half of his life. We've had the opportunity to grow with him and see him evolve both musically and personally.
@kirschtein from the French Community tells us everything about it
It all started with a YouTube channel under the pseudonym Kidrauhl, allowing him to be spotted by Scooter Braun and other music industry heavyweights such as Justin Timberlake. But it was Usher who would become his mentor. The launch of his first title One Time marks the beginning of his meteoric rise. Although Baby was the most disliked clip at the time, Justin broke all records.
At just 16 years old, he embarked on his first international tour My World Tour during which he already filled the biggest venues all over the world. The film Never Say Never, a name taken from one of his titles featuring Jade Smith, is a strong visual testimony to the enthusiasm he arouses wherever he goes.
But this is only the beginning. "Believe" only confirms its growing success. While some are going through exams at 18, Justin fills Madison Square Garden in 30 seconds. Along the way, we say goodbye to the fringe and hello to the new bad-boy ready to fight for us like in "As Long As You Love Me" and to take us out like a real "Boyfriend."
In 2013, Music Monday was driving the fan community on Twitter. Every Monday, a new song is revealed until the release of the album "Journals." Although the album is little known to the general public, the R&B sounds have found their audience and continue to appeal, as the continued popularity of "Confident" attests.
A little far from the studios, Justin makes his big comeback with "What Do You Mean." We can even make a 2016 playlist based on this return with "Love Yourself," "Sorry," "Cold Water," "Let Me Love You," or even "Despacito."
His last two projects, "Changes" and "Justice," only consolidate his place and his importance in the world of music.
Today, he acts as a mentor, as is the case with Kid Laroi, with whom he is featuring on "Stay."
In just 15 years, Justin had time to break all records and prove his longevity and position (yes, the argument that his fans are 12 years old is no longer valid...). The title of prince of pop is not undeserved.
And if we recently had the right to a 2024 version of "Eenie Meenie," we hope that his next album will be released soon to have new amazing sounds to listen to.
