The one that started it all and skyrocketed a 15-year-old Bieber into the heart-eyes of tween girls everywhere! Who needs a boyband?
The expectations for a bowling birthday party were forever changed.
Not a video but a “short film,” “As Long As You Love Me” was Bieber’s first “grown-up” visual featuring a Michael Madson cameo, an action-packed plot, and steamy scenes.
Perhaps the only video that’s been written, directed, and shot by Bieber, but that’s mostly because it’s all shot on a GoPro at a fun-as-heck looking pool party.
Maybe the best video from his underrated Journals era, “Confident” is another mini-film that includes a cute scene of Bieber using a Taki-themed pick-up line.
This gorgeous visual of Bieber running through the mountains of Iceland was a peak in his overall excellent Purpose era.
I feel conflicted about this video; it’s absolutely mesmerizing to look at but the plot is... majorly toxic?
The video that launched a thousand remakes, thanks to the choreography of New Zealand dance mastermind Parris Goebel.
In which Bieber, DJ Khaled’s featured artists and a gaggle of girls vape, dance, and bop around a tropical mansion in an extremely 2017 fashion.
A universally heartwarming compilation of homemade fan videos from a universally dark time (plus Justin and Hailey slow-dancing in their enormous kitchen).
In which Biebs is reborn as a faith-filled, construction-working family man.
Perhaps his saddest song to date, the video features a mini-Bieber lookalike experiencing the blinding transformation of fame at a too-young age.
A highly dramatic short film from the Bieber canon, “Hold On” is a dramatic tale that ends with Biebs being shot by police after robbing a bank with a fake gun to help his dying wife. Folks, this is cinema.
This buttery smooth R&Bieber track gets an equally languorous video that takes us on a neon-lit cruise down the boulevard.