Life before fame                 Justin Bieber at the Nintendo World Store in 2009.Justin Drew Bieber was born on March 1, 1994 in London in the state of Ontario and three months later moved to Stratford, also in Ontario. Lynn is the son of Patricia "Pattie" Jack Mallette and Jeremy Bieber. The couple married young and still quite separated when Justin was only 10 months old. He was raised by a single mother.  Jeremy Justin remarried and had two half brothers, Jazmyn and Jaxon. The divorce was amicable, Justin always visited his father who worked in a building in Winnipeg. At two years old, Pattie began to notice that her son liked to beat on pots, pans, tables, chairs and even on the sofa. Justin started in the church formal learning battery, where he could freely use the instrument. Bieber began life in school Downie Public School and then studied at the Avon Public School.  When he was three years old already showing signs of having a musical talent in less than a year had learned to play drums, then moving to the guitar, an instrument with six years of age was already dominated by Bieber.  Although he supported the pride and talent of the child, Christian values ​​Pattie left her confused about what could happen to the boy if he followed the artistic medium. She had heard many stories of young artists who ruined his career because of the vices and temptations. She preferred that Justin kept his talent in the church. In 2006, Justin was twelve years old and decided to enter the contest for local talent to Stratford, the Stratford Idol, a Canadian version of American Idol. On the contest day, Bieber found that all the other competitors were ready and had teachers corner, unlike Justin, who used to sing only at home.  Despite the disadvantage that it had, Justin has achieved the second position in the competition. In late 2007, he and his mother decided to post some videos their presentations on YouTube, so that family and friends living far away could watch their presentations. His family adopted them and began to pass links to friends, who also forwarded to other friends.  Over time, Boyd became concerned after noticing that unknown people were seeing their son, but Justin was able to convince that it was harmless YouTube and decided to post more videos of Bieber singing songs of singers like Justin Timberlake, Chris Brown, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson and the band Boyz II Men.  Over time, the number of people that accessed their last performances came from hundreds of thousands