Fans cannot forget Justin Bieber’s ‘Baby,’ and it appears that Justin Bieber himself cannot forget it either. The song, which catapulted him to global fame, has remained a defining anthem of youthful infatuation and pop brilliance. From the iconic whistle hook to the memorable Ludacris verse, ‘Baby’ has left an indelible mark on pop culture. 

Now, fifteen years after its historic release, Justin Bieber has fulfilled fans’ long-unsaid wish by recreating the very magic that made ‘Baby’ unforgettable.

Justin Bieber brings Baby back to life

Justin Bieber recently revisited a filming spot from his iconic ‘Baby’ music video: the Lucky Strike Lanes bowling alley at Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles, California. The venue served as the backdrop for many of the video’s dance and romance scenes. Fans instantly recognized the nostalgia-infused location.

"Went to where I shot my music video for Baby. Here is what happened," Justin Bieber tweeted, along with a video, sharing the moment with fans. As he began singing the chorus of ‘Baby,’ everyone present joined in, recreating the infectious magic of the original song with laughter and spontaneous harmony.

The Lucky Strike Lanes bowling alley, where Bieber first noticed his love interest played by Jasmine Villegas, is now closed. Despite this, Justin Bieber’s visit sparked waves of nostalgia, reminding fans of the joyous energy and youthful exuberance that made ‘Baby’ a defining pop culture moment.

By revisiting the location and singing the chorus, Justin Bieber effectively recreated the ‘Baby’ magic, blending memory with present celebration, reminding them of more iconic Justin Bieber music video locations. 

Justin Bieber music video locations that fans can not forget 

Justin Bieber’s music video for 'I’ll Show You' is instantly recognizable for its stunning Icelandic landscapes. Fans can visit Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon, often called 'Bieber’s Canyon,' with its lush moss and towering cliffs, and the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, where floating icebergs create a surreal backdrop.

The 'Sorry' video offers a stark contrast, focusing on vibrant choreography rather than scenery. Filmed in Toronto, Canada, it features the ReQuest Dance Crew in retro-inspired outfits. The studio-like setting itself has become an iconic landmark for fans who adore the energetic visuals.

Other videos also feature memorable locations. 'What Do You Mean?' was filmed in an East Hollywood motel, complete with exterior shots and an indoor graffiti-covered "basement rave," instantly recognizable to fans who follow Justin Bieber’s visual storytelling.

The 'Cold Water' video returns to Iceland, using glaciers and black sand beaches much like 'I’ll Show You.' Fans who visit these natural sites can retrace the singer’s steps, blending pop culture with travel adventures and creating lasting memories of the visuals.

Which Justin Bieber music video location would you recognise in an instant? Let us know in the comments!

Written by

Iffat Siddiqui

Edited by

Hriddhi Maitra