Happy Birthday Justin Bieber!

Posted March 1, 2011 8:37 am.

This article is more than 5 years old.

STRATFORD, ON. (NEWS1130) – It’s a very Bieber birthday! Millions of screaming young girls are marking the day singing sensation Justin Bieber was born, 17 years ago.

But what to get a singing sensation on his birthday? One fan suggests a Chia Bieber that grows in the classic tween idol hairstyle. Another young man suggests high heels. “He’s short… short for his age.”

Someone else suggested puberty. Perhaps they’re jealous the Biebs gets the chicks. And they do like the hair. “Yep. The hair is good. I like the ‘do'” Or, as we like to call it in the newsroom, Reaon Ford hair.

The News1130 morning show anchor claims he had the famous haircut before Bieber.

Bieber tells his fans there will be no elaborate birthday bash, but hopefully his grandma makes his favourite cherry cheesecake.

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