Summary
- Justin Bieber shot to stardom with his song ‘Baby’.
- Bieber, reflecting social media reactions, admitted that ‘Baby’ was not initially his favorite track.
- In an interview with Amazon Music, he recalled:
“I remember hearing the song at first and not, you know, I don’t know if I’m supposed to say this, but I’ll just say it, not being super in love with the song.”
His opinion changed after his then-manager Scooter Braun convinced him to listen to the track after adding his vocals.
“When I got my voice on it, I immediately was just like, you know, ‘This is such a special record.’”
Despite mixed reactions, ‘Baby’ has achieved significant commercial success, amassing 3.9 million digital downloads and 1.5 billion streams on Spotify.
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Justin Bieber shot to stardom with his song ‘Baby’. Released in 2010, the track instantly made the singer a sensation among the public.
Over a decade later, the song has regained attention, but Bieber may not be thrilled with its current reputation. While the song has a loyal fanbase, many viewers criticize its repetitive structure and high-pitched vocals, ranking it among the most disliked music videos on YouTube.
Bieber, reflecting social media reactions, admitted that ‘Baby’ was not initially his favorite track. In an interview with Amazon Music, he recalled:
“I remember hearing the song at first and not, you know, I don’t know if I’m supposed to say this, but I’ll just say it, not being super in love with the song.”
His opinion changed after his then-manager Scooter Braun convinced him to listen to the track after adding his vocals.
“When I got my voice on it, I immediately was just like, you know, ‘This is such a special record.’”
Despite mixed reactions, ‘Baby’ has achieved significant commercial success, amassing 3.9 million digital downloads and 1.5 billion streams on Spotify.
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