TOP 10 Greatest Songs Of Justin Bieber
- 6 years ago
TOP 10 Greatest Songs Of Justin Bieber :
10. Heartbreaker :
Released in October 2013, “Heartbreaker” formed a part of his second compilation album Journals (2013) and was also first song of Bieber’s Music Monday series. This silky-sounding R&B track touched his fans’ hearts like crazy.
9. All Around the World :
Released in February 2013, This Song was Bieber’s second collaboration with rapper Ludacris after his all-time hit “Baby”. Little surprise then that
it spread like fire within days of launch.
8. Somebody to Love :
This single held a special significance for the Canadian star as it was a collaboration with his mentor and R&B powerhouse Usher. No wonder why
the upbeat dance pop song created waves across all the continents.
7. All That Matters :
This Single established his maturity as far as reading into a relationship is concerned. This hip-hop inspired number was reportedly written when Bieber was doing great in his relationship.
6. Where Are You Now :
This Song is where Bieber collaborated with artists Skrillex and Diplo to release a unique sounding dancehall-club number. This song takes a jibe at exes who never cared post-relationship despite immense love and care been shown from one end.
5. Never Say Never :
This Song is by far the most inspirational song that came from Bieber’s closet. It was a theme song for The Karate Kid and notably Jaden Smith, the Karate Kid star.
4. One Time :
Released in 2009, this song kicked it off for Justin. This mid-tempo song that talks about young love drew inspiration from genres, including pop, R&B, and hip-hop.
3. As Long as You Love Me :
This Song released in 2012. Sonically, it sounded a departure from his previous works in that the track featured American rapper Big Sean
and had elements from pop, rave, and some inklings of dubstep as well.
2. Sorry :
Part of his fourth studio album, Purpose, released in 2015, “Sorry” fits the description a perfect dance hall hip-shaker of all times. With regards to
instrumentation, this track takes us to the tropics and has a ‘sunny’ feel to it.
1. Baby :
Many fans believe “Baby” was Bieber’s first song that started it all off for him. While it featured in his first album ‘My World 2.0,’ it wasn’t his first shot at stardom. Released in 2010, Every Bieber's fan have this up tempo dance-pop and hip-hop number as his favorite.
10. Heartbreaker :
Released in October 2013, “Heartbreaker” formed a part of his second compilation album Journals (2013) and was also first song of Bieber’s Music Monday series. This silky-sounding R&B track touched his fans’ hearts like crazy.
9. All Around the World :
Released in February 2013, This Song was Bieber’s second collaboration with rapper Ludacris after his all-time hit “Baby”. Little surprise then that
it spread like fire within days of launch.
8. Somebody to Love :
This single held a special significance for the Canadian star as it was a collaboration with his mentor and R&B powerhouse Usher. No wonder why
the upbeat dance pop song created waves across all the continents.
7. All That Matters :
This Single established his maturity as far as reading into a relationship is concerned. This hip-hop inspired number was reportedly written when Bieber was doing great in his relationship.
6. Where Are You Now :
This Song is where Bieber collaborated with artists Skrillex and Diplo to release a unique sounding dancehall-club number. This song takes a jibe at exes who never cared post-relationship despite immense love and care been shown from one end.
5. Never Say Never :
This Song is by far the most inspirational song that came from Bieber’s closet. It was a theme song for The Karate Kid and notably Jaden Smith, the Karate Kid star.
4. One Time :
Released in 2009, this song kicked it off for Justin. This mid-tempo song that talks about young love drew inspiration from genres, including pop, R&B, and hip-hop.
3. As Long as You Love Me :
This Song released in 2012. Sonically, it sounded a departure from his previous works in that the track featured American rapper Big Sean
and had elements from pop, rave, and some inklings of dubstep as well.
2. Sorry :
Part of his fourth studio album, Purpose, released in 2015, “Sorry” fits the description a perfect dance hall hip-shaker of all times. With regards to
instrumentation, this track takes us to the tropics and has a ‘sunny’ feel to it.
1. Baby :
Many fans believe “Baby” was Bieber’s first song that started it all off for him. While it featured in his first album ‘My World 2.0,’ it wasn’t his first shot at stardom. Released in 2010, Every Bieber's fan have this up tempo dance-pop and hip-hop number as his favorite.