Justin Bieber may be dominating the world at the ripe old age of 16, but three and a half years ago, he was just a teen playing music on the streets for spare change.

I am seriously starting to think Justin Bieber is a twin. Or a triplet. Because the kid is everywhere at the same time and doing a little bit of everything.

This week alone, he’s been spotted at the Grammies in Los Angeles, surprised fans at multiple movie locations showing his Never Say Never, done several talk shows, attended the premiere of his movie in Paris, and now, he was found playing basketball at NBA’s sold-out All-Star Celebrity Game back in Los Angeles.

Not only is he everywhere, he can do anything. He contributed eight points, two rebounds and four assists to his team and even though his team lost, somehow this kid ended up being named the Most Valuable Player of the game. Come again?

How did he get the title despite his team losing 54-49? Voting by his army of 7.4 million Twitter followers, that’s how! NBA star Rick Fox nailed it on the head. He said of his teen sensation teammate: “Justin has the softest hair.”

Bieber was on the Western Conference Team with Zach Levi, Trey Songz, Romeo Miller and Lamar Odom’s brother-in-law, Rob Kardashian. They were coached by Magic Johnson, with official assistance from Jimmy Kimmel and Modern Family‘s star Ty Burrell.

Bieber’s team lost to a Scottie Pippen led-team, coached by Hall of Famer Bill Walton with players such as Common, Jason Sudeikis, Nick Cannon and Michael Rapaport.

Watch highlight of Bieber mania on the court below:

Justin Bieber, the 16-year-old music sensation from Canada, is on the March cover of Rolling Stone magazine where he talks about sex, politics and abortion. Whether or not you agree with his views, you have to admit, at least he has opinions and seems pretty mature despite his few years on this planet.

Here are some highlights from the interview:

On politics and abortion:
He does not know which political party he would align with if he were old enough to vote, saying: “I’m not sure about the parties. But whatever they have in Korea, that’s bad. I really don’t believe in abortion. It’s like killing a baby?”

Pick up a copy of the March edition of Rolling Stone mag for the full interview.