How did people find Justin Bieber attractive

[Mealworm]

How did our standards change so much, Justin Bieber is literally invisible in 2024, and now we have 15 year olds on Instagram who look like they could be runway models or something, and it's normalized now

 

[Vermilioncore]

Nah he dicks all the girls down

 

[manletmogger]

Holy ogres on the first picture they look like fucking numptys

 

[disillusioned]

Justin Bieber is literally invisible in 2024

Of course he is you retard it's calling aging.

 

[Juandigomigo22]

Of course he is you retard it's calling aging.

Use recent photo

 

[Latinus]

Because he was a pretty boy back then, no doubt about it.

The guys mocked him, called him gay (in Brazil they called him Justin Biba - biba means gay) because they were jealous because an "affeminate" dude was the center of attention of all the girls, while themselves (ugly ogres) had a SMV 1000x lower than Bieber's.

Nowadays his prime is over, but he still looks good, it's just that some pics and aesthetics style are not helping him.

 

[wollet2]

by people do you mean 10 year olds? you fucking retarded pedos

 

[wollet2]

Of course he is you retard it's calling aging.

he looks better now than in op . but its natural he was 10-14 there

 

[Mealworm]

by people do you mean 10 year olds? you fucking retarded pedos

Women in their 20s, 30s, and even 40s actually liked him, and they were kind of decent looking women

 

[Mealworm]

Of course he is you retard it's calling aging.

In his prime he'd be invisible today

 

[Richard Cheese]

If he got the broccoli he'd slay in his age range.

 

[chadintraining]

How did our standards change so much, Justin Bieber is literally invisible in 2024, and now we have 15 year olds on Instagram who look like they could be runway models or something, and it's normalized now

He was gl in his prime, but not model tier

A lot of his SMV came from his status (he was an above average looking prettyboy who made music catered towards teenage girls that topped the charts, of course he is going to get loads of female attention)

This was also in the early 2010s, when people weren't constantly exposed to super gl ppl as much

 

[flippasav]

Status obvs

 

[Mealworm]

He was gl in his prime, but not model tier

A lot of his SMV came from his status (he was an above average looking prettyboy who made music catered towards teenage girls that topped the charts, of course he is going to get loads of female attention)

This was also in the early 2010s, when people weren't constantly exposed to super gl ppl as much

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I think our standards have changed as a whole anyways. Yeah, that's a good point too. We're a lot more exposed to really good looking people, not in a subjective way but in an objective way

 

[chadintraining]

I think our standards have changed as a whole anyways. Yeah, that's a good point too. We're a lot more exposed to really good looking people, not in a subjective way but in an objective way

Yeah, he was one of the first to use social media in this way, which gave him a pretty big advantage imo, I don't think he would have got anywhere near as popular as he did if it wasn't at that specific time

 

[Mealworm]

Yeah, he was one of the first to use social media in this way, which gave him a pretty big advantage imo, I don't think he would have got anywhere near as popular as he did if it wasn't at that specific time

Yeah, he was in the right place at the right time, but today, if he were still in his 'prime', he would be considered very average...

 

[Deleted member 51384]

How did our standards change so much, Justin Bieber is literally invisible in 2024, and now we have 15 year olds on Instagram who look like they could be runway models or something, and it's normalized now

Status halo. Off topic but ltb Stacie’s idolizing jack Harlow now pisses me off nigga is ugly asf

 

[Manana]

High averageness and prettyboymaxxed for jbs.

He isn't average (not even close) , you guys don't understand the concept of averageness at all.