17 Reasons to Watch Justin Bieber Documentary Series on YouTube

Justin Bieber may be a controversial public figure, but it’s no controversy that the boy wonder has an army of fans willing to ride for him no matter what. It seems that Bieber had a complete life overhaul when he got married, and his new docu-series is going to tell us all about it.

From a 13-year-is old mentored by Usher to a global sensation, Justin Bieber has come a long way from his rosins of bubble gum pop and floppy, boyish good looks.

Beliebers were ecstatic when the news was dropped that they’d be able to get a no-holds-barred, full access look into the pop singer’s personal life and creative process. His YouTube Original series Justin Bieber: Seasons” was released at the end of January 2020.

1. Consisting of 10 episodes, this docu-series covers Justin’s first album in a while – four years, to be exact. Our first reason to watch? It gives a more vulnerable and intimate look into how Bieber makes his music.

2. Also, anyone who ships Justin and his wife Hailey Bieber will get to check out unseen footage of their wedding and their day to day life together. There will also be looks at multiple people in his inner circle, so that you can get chummier with the pop star than ever before.

3. Every episode is about 10 minutes long, so you can easily binge the series in one day. 30 minutes is too long for a docu-series anyway. The premiere will feature his blond wifey, manager Scooter Braun, Allison Kaye, a member of his management team, and Ryan Good, who works with Biebs’ apparel line, Drew House.

4. You’ll get a Cameo from Kendall Jenner as well as Josh Gudwin, an essential producer, engineer, and mixer for Justin Bieber. Gudwin, who calls himself a “music curator for Justin,” has been working with Bieber for the past decade, and the two are notably close.

5. You get an up close and personal tour of his old building in Stratford, Ontario that brings Justin a lot of emotions and memories.

6. He reveals that Ariana Grande is the secret to how he got out of a tough period of creative blockage and led him to star-making music for him. It was a reminder of who he was, at heart, and a magical thing to watch him get the drive again.