Justin Bieber Research Paper

“This life is not easy, I’m not made out of steel, don’t forget that I’m human, don’t forget that I’m real”. Those are lyrics sung by Justin Bieber on his recent album Purpose. We have seen many cases of celebrities taking their own lives and ended up dead dealing with their pain. But people still seem to forget that celebrities have feelings and see them as this higher power that has no problems in the world because they are rich and successful. Justin Bieber was pulled from his childhood and entered the spotlight at just the age of 14 and quickly became the biggest pop star of this generation. He is the perfect example of there’s only so much a person can take. Although I recognize that Justin Bieber should have anticipated the pitfalls of fame, I still insist that he wasn’t prepared considering the way he was brought into fame and he was deeply affected and influenced by it and rose up from it all. Not only was Bieber brought into the spotlight at a young age, he was brought into it in a new era, he was the first major pop star to be discovered on YouTube and then being

He should’ve known it wasn’t going to be all good. Ty Burr, an author for Boston Globe challenged Bieber, “In 2014, he was the highest paid performer under 30 on the planet, making an estimated $80 million that year according to Forbes. You’re allowed to feel no pity whatsoever for him” (Burr). Bieber is one of the richest celebrities in the world and majorly successful. He doesn’t have any real-world problems, an average person has so much to worry about just to live a decent life. He shouldn’t care what people say about him, he could be doing so much more than just complain. “The pop star made no attempt to be anonymous, hopping on the bar to dance” (Burr). Bieber acts as if he doesn’t want to be seen or bothered, yet he’s out clubbing every night doing everything except not trying to be noticed by