He’s the biggest teen sensation since the Jonas Brothers and every move he makes is carefully written about in the media. From his recent collaborations to tweets about meeting Dr. Dre, every step the 16-year-old Canadian makes is marketed in the mainstream. While the obsession isn’t without cause – his YouTube video “Baby” recently surpassed Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance” to take the all time lead- it’s something few music critics have seen before.

The obsession continues to grow for teen fans who are constantly requesting Bieber’s album, My World, on the radio. If you haven’t been able to resist the hair flip and pre-pubescent vocals of this Usher prodigy, pick up your own pair of Justin Bieber tickets.

The latest Bieber phenomenon comes from a story by the Hollywood Reporter that claims the Bieber club isn’t just stopping at YouTube videos to gain international fame. The young star, who actually got his start singing covers on YouTube, will be getting his own biographical comic book via Bluewater Productions. The 32-page Fame: Justin Bieber is set to be released Kamagra in October and will detail the steps Bieber took to get international exposure. Those familiar with other teen sensations like Twilight star Robert Pattinson and country singer Taylor Swift will recognize similar books from the Vancouver based company.

Though Bieber’s recent Oakland show was hailed as a “big disappointment” by the San Francisco Chronicle, not only because he covered up his signature locks with a New York Yankees baseball cap but because he failed to garner the large audience’s attention, Bieber still remains a fan favorite. Not only is he a tween celebrity, but fellow Hollywood favorites have similarly caught the so-called Bieber fever. Most notably of the bunch is Kim Kardashian, who posed with the young star for a photo shoot, which prompted fans to handout death threats after she tweeted she had caught “Bieber Fever.”

Though Bieber admitted to being “single” to USA Today, he doesn’t have any plans to get a girlfriend in the future. “Maybe I’ll get a girlfriend soon, but it’s hard because I travel so much.” During an E! News special with Bieber’s mother Pattie Mallette, she revealed his plans to keep things “straight.” “He’s expressed his desire to stay pure and honor women and treat women with respect,” she said during the “Justin Bieber: My World” special.

Since signing with Usher’s Island/ Def Jam label last year, Bieber hasn’t been ashamed to admit that he was one of the industry’s biggest commodities over the past year. Revealing a label pursuit between Usher and Justin Timberlake, Bieber released his debut single “One Time” in May 2009. The video went platinum in Canada and the U.S., followed by the platinum seller My World. Already a Canadian favorite, having won several local singing competitions over the years, Bieber quickly became a best selling artist and returned with My World 2.0 just a few months later. The duo of albums has topped the Billboard 200, paving the way for world domination.

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