This
young man grew up in Stratford, Ontario, where he played sports like hockey and
soccer, though he was originally from London, Ontario.

His
passion for drumming began during church visits, where he watched the drummer
and said, "Ever since I can remember, I’ve always loved music.” He learned
to play the piano, guitar, and trumpet on his own while taking drum lessons.
Despite
financial hardships, his mother remained his biggest supporter, sharing videos
of his soulful covers on YouTube. Although she couldn't afford a drum kit, she
bought him drumsticks so he could practice on the ground.
At
twelve, he participated in a local talent competition, securing second place
with his rendition of Ne-Yo’s “So Sick.” His mother posted videos of his
performances on YouTube to showcase his talent and dedication.

The
boy's fortune changed as his musical talent blossomed. He earned nearly $3,000
through various activities, from busking outside a Stratford theater in the
summer to singing pop songs while brushing his teeth.
With
this money, he was able to fulfill a dream by taking his family on their
first-ever trip to Disneyland. Once constrained by limited resources, he could
now walk into a restaurant and order anything without worrying about the cost.
Justin
Bieber reflected on his past, acknowledging that while they didn't have much
money, his childhood was happy. This lack of wealth instilled in him a deep
appreciation for money.
Bruce
Dale, Justin’s grandfather, remarked that despite Justin’s natural talent and
relentless work ethic, he remained a good kid who achieved significant success
in today's popular music scene.

Scooter
Braun, an emerging talent manager and party promoter in Atlanta, stumbled upon
Justin Bieber's YouTube videos and was captivated by the young
singer-songwriter.
Initially
searching for another YouTube star, Braun was struck by Justin's remarkable
vocal talent. Determined to locate him, Braun tracked down the busking video,
identified Justin's school, and persistently reached out to his mother, Pattie.
Post a Comment