Justin Bieber was 13 years old when he became famous
He was banned from performing in China at one point to help "purify" the nation's youth culture
He once had romantic relationships with Selena Gomez, Kourtney Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and eventually dated and settled with Hailey Beiber, whom he married in 2018 and is still his current wife.
He taught himself to play multiple instruments, including guitar, piano, drums, and trumpet, starting from age two
Bieber is fluent in French, thanks to growing up in bilingual Canada
His mentor Will Smith reportedly speaks with him once a week
He has over 50 tattoos covering much of his body
Once peed in a restaurant mop bucket on camera, later defending it as "cool" because normal bathrooms aren't memorable
Justin wore just a white underwear and without a top, to perform at the 2026 Grammys.
Ed Sheeran originally wrote the hit song "Love Yourself" for his own album but gave it to Bieber instead
His dad, Jeremy Bieber, is a former MMA fighter
He has said that if he weren't a singer, he'd want to be an architect
His favorite color has been purple since birth
Fans once set a Guinness World Record for the most social media messages sent in 24 hours to celebrate his 18th birthday
Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey Bieber have one child together, born in late August 2024.
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@justinbieber has always been a public figure right from childhood.
I initially knew him when he sang his hit song "Baby" which I still listen to till this present day.
Can you remember the periods where Bieber had all the female teenagers crushing on him and fanboying him heavily? Hahaha
But welll, he has managed to carry all these media weights, pressures, paparazzis and still come out on top.
I mean, I so much appreciate this present version of Justin Bieber. The version where he's just doing what he does without minding who's looking and who's talking.
The family orientated and simplistic living Justin Bieber editionnnn
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
I told my therapist:
“I’m not suicidal…
but I’m tired in a way that scares me.”
She didn’t brush it off.
She didn’t say “everyone gets tired.”
She didn’t tell me to think positive.
She said softly:
Okay, so about the last podcast episode.. Una sa lahat, I didn’t think the part about my story with Alden would spark controversy, let alone be a big deal, considering that everyone had already moved on from Kalyeserye and AlDub. From the start, I hoped the clashes between fans on both sides would end, at least, even though the hate train aimed at me was nonstop then and apparently still remains so.
The point of our podcast is to look back on Kalyeserye and to discuss and share behind-the-scenes stories—the untold ones—and that can include personal experiences, narratives, and sentiments. I believe it’s acceptable to reflect and openly discuss them for this podcast, especially now that it’s been a decade and all is well between the individuals involved, particularly me and Alden. There is no reason to exclude him from the story/our stories, despite his absence, because he was a big part of Kalyeserye—and it would have felt strange to leave him out. That said, there was no intention to provoke criticism or negativity towards him or anyone else. I was asked, I answered, and I shared a short anecdote.
I believe it’s not a bad thing to share a personal story related to the question and topic, as long that it’s based on facts. There was no malice or ill intent behind my sharing that story about myself, him, and us. There are countless other stories I’ve kept to myself and chosen not to share. You know how podcasts work; they can be really personal, but ours didn’t even go that far. All stories shared were surface-level.
But the biggest question will always be: why do we get criticized for saying our truth and the truth? And why is it when we do, some people resort to personal attacks meant to demean and harm? I get that we have supporters who aren’t really fans of the other, but why the hostility? Why pit a woman against a man, as if there’s a competition for who’s more “successful”? Success, in this sense, is ridiculously measured and defined by career “achievements” as if our lives revolve solely around our jobs. In the grand scheme of things, what is really there to prove? All the hatred and comparisons—what for, really?
All is well among the dabarkads. We’ve all moved on, and the past remains there. We can revisit and reflect on the good and the bad with a peaceful heart. Ten years on, we are all living the lives we chose, and I hope we can keep moving forward without nurturing hate—because what’s the point? What do we gain from hostility? Again, in the grand scheme of things, what truly needs proving? Find your own answer. Let’s live for what makes us happy and make life less complicated and chaotic.
Life is short. When our time comes and memories flash before our eyes, don’t let yours be filled the moments you spewed negativity online. Don’t let it be your only contribution in this life. Ang dami pang pwedeng gawin sa buhay bukod sa pagiging tambay sa internet at pagiging hater. There’s another world of better things to do. Leave a better trace. 🤍