Justin Bieber is presented by Guinness World Records with certificates
celebrating his record-breaking achievements before one of his sold-out
shows on the Purpose World Tour at Madison Square Garden in New York
City.
Justin Bieber
just made the latest edition of the Guinness World Records book, and,
no, it's not for the artist who left behind the most fans when he split
Instagram. According to Guinness, Bieber is now the proud owner of eight new titles thanks to his smash success on Spotify and his chart domination.
The Guinness World Records 2017 edition honors Justin Bieber,
22, for landing the most streamed track on Spotify in one week ("What Do
You Mean?," 30,723,708 times), as well as the most streamed album on
Spotify in one week (Purpose, 205 million times), the most
simultaneous tracks on the Billboard Hot 100 (17) in December 2015 and
for being the first act to fill three top slots simultaneously on the
U.K. singles chart: ("Love Yourself" (No. 1), "Sorry" (No. 2) and "What
Do You Mean?" (No. 3).
He was also noticed for having the most
simultaneous new entries on the Billboard Hot 100 chart (13), the most
Twitter followers (82,235,563) and YouTube subscribers of any male
(20,711,202) and the most viewed YouTube music channel (10,478,651,389).
A
team of Guinness staff recently presented Bieber with his certificates
before a sold-out show at Madison Square Garden in New York.
.@justinbieber sings his way into the new #GWR2017 book with a set of 8 record titles! https://t.co/2aY8af6Ew5 pic.twitter.com/mqCkKkNK1Q— GuinnessWorldRecords (@GWR) August 29, 2016
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