Justin Drew Bieber is a Canadian singer who rose from a viral YouTube sensation to become one of the most commercially successful artists in pop history. Discovered at age 13, he achieved instant global fame with his debut EP My World and the record-breaking success of "Baby," which defined a generation of teenage pop culture. Over the following decade, Bieber successfully transitioned into a mature artist with his critically acclaimed 2015 album Purpose, featuring the trio of number-one singles "Sorry," "Love Yourself," and "What Do You Mean?", solidifying his position as a dominant force in the streaming era.

In 2025, Bieber released his seventh studio album, Swag, a project that explored a deeper, more vulnerable sound inspired by his life as a husband and new father. The album produced the R&B-influenced hit "Yukon" and the lo-fi pop anthem "Daisies," both of which earned him major nominations at the 2026 Grammy Awards. With over 150 million records sold worldwide and two Grammy wins under his belt, Bieber continues to break records, recently becoming the first artist to land 27 career Grammy nominations while co-leading the 2026 Juno Awards with a career-high six nods.