From Tween heartthrob to meteoric pop star, 23-year-old Justin Bieber has already had a huge musical career. The Grammy winner is estimated to have sold 100 million records worldwide: that’s more records sold than there are people in the UK, and that’s in addition to the billions of views on his music videos.

When he burst onto the scene as a pre-teen YouTube starlet, Justin won over thousands of young girls, giving him the sparkling Disney reputation that he became known for. But against the odds, Bieber’s managed to shed the fresh-faced, squeaky clean image for something that’s not exactly edgy, but far less embarrassing to admit you like.

After almost a decade in the game, here’s the run down on Bieber’s best tracks.

‘Sorry’

JB’s dancehall apology to a jilted lover is a tropical house banger. Biebs may be ‘Sorry’, but none of us needed an apology with an earworm like this.

‘What Do You Mean?’

‘What Do You Mean’ was the real bridge between Bieber’s past and future as one of the biggest pop stars on the planet. After years of sickly sweet pop, it was this summer anthem that launched Bieber into the stratosphere.

‘Baby’

For most, this will be the song that first drew your attention to the Canadian pop star. Saccharine and with a ridiculous Ludacris rap, it may be unbearably sweet, but nowadays there’s something endearingly nostalgic about the baby pop track.