News - 04/09/2015

Justin Bieber sets new record with first ever UK No.1

Justin Bieber sets new record with first ever UK No.1

Justin Bieber's "What Do You Mean?" sets another record. 

Justin Bieber broke a chart record in scoring his first-ever UK number one with the latest single "What Do You Mean?" and sets an impressive new streaming record.

The track has become Bieber's fastest-selling single in the UK and just after a week from its release earns the highest first-week streams for a single ever in the UK with 3.2 million plays across streaming services such as Spotify, Deezer, Apple Music and more, as reported by the Official Charts Company.

Bieber tops the streaming record set by One Direction last month, with the count total encompassing Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer and other music services.

Last week’s chart-topper "Fight Song" by Rachel Platten slips to 2, The Weeknd’s "Can’t Feel My Face" returns to its chart peak at No.3, Calvin Harris & Disciples’ "How Deep Is Your Love" holds at No.4, and Jess Glynne’s "Don’t Be So Hard On Yourself" completes the Top 5.

Demi Lovato earns her fourth Top 10 single and is this week’s biggest climber with "Cool For The Summer", vaulting 105 places to No.7, 5 Seconds Of Summer zoom 47 places to No.14 with "She’s Kinda Hot" following the track’s physical release.

Labrinth’s "Jealous" re-enters at 25 following its outing on last week’s X Factor, Little Mix are new at 35 with "Hair", and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis debut at No.37 with their new single "Downtown".

Watch the official video for "What Do You Mean?" below

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