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Hyped for the movie? Bieber stressed on his official Facebook page that this is not a concert film, telling his 16,633,725 fans and counting that the project would tell a story of inspiration and hope. The release was set for February, and the feature would be shown in 3D, giving audiences a new way to experience his rise.nnSky is the limit. By now most people know Justin’s story: a kid from a small town in Ontario who found fame through YouTube, signed with Usher, and rode a wave of hit after hit, leaving behind a trail of devoted fans and a few critics ready to cheer or jeer. He became more than a musician; he grew into a brand, with apparel lines, toy collaborations, and a pack of trading cards bearing his likeness. His journey mirrors a broader shift in how modern pop stars reach audiences, blending music, personality, and consumer culture into one recognizable image.nnNever Say Never. The year 2010 kept Bieber in the public eye with a flurry of projects following his debut. He released My World 2.0, followed by My Worlds Acoustic, and he penned a bestselling autobiography that topped lists and solidified his place in the cultural conversation. In February, he stepped into cinema with the theatrical release of Never Say Never, directed by Jon Chu, known for his work on popular dance films in the Step Up franchise. The film featured appearances by Miley Cyrus and Jaden Smith, who trade lines with Bieber on the song Never Say Never, which also became the theme for The Karate Kid.nnJustin says… The film offers a closer look at what life is like for the young star, yet Bieber had already given fans glimpses through his Twitter posts, a book, and a string of interviews. Some memorable quotes from Bieber include: “I am a proud Canadian and I hope that shows in everything I do.” “Every single one of you lifts me a little bit higher.” “Music is the universal language no matter the country we are born in or the color of our skin.” “That’s me. Total sucker for love.” “I mean, if you don’t care about winning the competition, why show up?” “That’s another question I get asked all the time: Do you get nervous? The truth is: I don’t. I don’t mean for that to come off as cocky. I just don’t see what’s to be afraid of.” “If you have to ask me if I’m being serious, I’m not.”