Its inevitable that with age comes growth. Well, five years into his career and five years older, Aaron Carter is showing the world how much he has grown.

At fourteen, Carter is one of just a few kids his age to attain the level of success that he has thus far. Astonishingly, in his first few years of performing, he set a record for being the youngest artist to garner four consecutive top 40 singles in the UK. Soon after, his fan base grew to numbers beyond the thousands and stretched into the millions. Aarons energetic performance and charming persona began to whip kids into an excitable frenzy. His second album Aarons Party (Come Get It) debuted at #16 on the Billboard Top 200 Chart its first week out and is nearly Double Platinum. The single of the same name went to #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles Sales Chart and is certified Platinum. This chart success lead to two sold out tours of his own in the United States as well as a home video, Aarons Party (Come Get It) THE VIDEOS which debuted at #1 on the Billboard Music Home Video Charts and is certified Platinum.

His unique accomplishments did not come without an abundance of hard work. It helps that he is a born talent (singing and dancing since the age of two) with irrepressible energy. These qualities inspired the producers of Broadways Seussical to recruit Aaron for a stint in the spring of 2001. The show was met by a sold out crowd for each of his performances.

Aarons free spirit and endless affinity for fun jump out and grab you up into a musical ride. It is on his third album, Oh Aaron (release date August 7, 2001), that his party continues with fun-filled songs that are sure to make heads bounce and bootys move.

The new album brings Aaron together with his brother, Nick Carter, of the Backstreet Boys as well as the fresh, female music group No Secrets, for a collaboration on the title track and first single. This song features a storytelling rap from Aaron and Nick over a chiming calypso melody. After promising "everyone and their cousin" tickets to a Backstreet Boys show, it is big brother, Nick, who makes a deal with Aaron to bail him out of the mess he has gotten into. No Secrets also lend a hand to the track, "Stride (Jump On the Fizzy)," a playful reworking of Matthew Wilders 1983 hit song "Break My Stride."

The time has come for Aaron to show the world how much hes matured, and he does just that on the slick and sexy "Not Too Young, Not Too Old," which includes some more vocal helpings from big brother Nick. Sure to move the crowd, "Not Too Young" begins to pump up the albums adrenaline, but things are just getting started. The body-rockin "Come Follow Me" and the rollicking "Baby Its You," keep it jumping. Softened only by a sweet ballad called "Im All About You," Oh Aaron embodies that carefree, jovial spirit that makes being young so much fun; a spirit that has attracted so many excited fans from Oklahoma City to Berlin.

Though he is growing and maturing, Aaron steadfastly embraces the ideal of staying young. The bubbly and down to earth boy sings about just that on "The Kid In You," reinforcing his belief. "It makes no sense if Im not having fun," he says. As long as he is making music, which he insists he wants to do "forever and ever," he always will.