How is Justin Bieber making such a comeback?

Justin Bieber, a celebrity with many different opinions of him, much like our favorite of flip flopping celebrity, Miley Cyrus. When we hear Justin’s name you think of two things, his childhood self-singing "Baby" in his not quite hit puberty pitch, or until recently, as the tatted up snobby homeboy he changed his image too when he hit puberty; however, all of that has changed. Only one thing comes to mind now and that is, will you marry me?

He’s had his fair share of ups and downs, with loyal fans through it all and some who fell off the bandwagon when his music disappeared and his rep went downhill. Although, it's hard to think we ever stopped loving Justin because he has become one of the most popular artists again for pop music. With songs coming out like “Where are you now?” and his straight-to-No.1 single for 2015 “What do you mean?” It’s clear the Bieber fever has been caught again by many of us pop loving fans. Not only are these songs major hits, but he is also expressing more of his talent by co-writing and co-producing these songs. He’s collaborating with other artists, trying different styles, and ultimately creating damn good songs.

Oh and not to mention, when did he get so hot?

This isn’t all I would claim his success to come from. The release of his new album Purpose has 18 addicting tracks and better yet, Justin Bieber also released 13 music videos to go with his 2015 Purpose album. There was no way this wasn’t going to get the attention of the public. What’s even more surprising? You can only see him in two of them. The rest showcase incredible modern dance groups displaying brilliant choreography and skill. I can’t applaud him enough for not only releasing music but another part of the arts world, dance pieces. May I just say good work Justin Bieber. These aren’t your normal music videos, but they are truly awe-inspiring dancers performing amazing choreography. Absolutely incredible.

Congrats Beiber, you have officially got us all sick. #bieberfever