Los Angeles - Teen sensation Justin Bieber received a sweet kiss from the fans on Wednesday when his album "Under the Mistletoe" debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, pushing new entries from rapper Wale and country singer Miranda Lambert.
Album festive individually sold just over 210,000 copies in its first week, and Lavigne's third album debuted at number 1, the following: "My World 2.0" and "Never Say Never: The Remixes," out of his documentary, "Never Say Never."
Bieber, 17, who is fighting claims that he fathered a child with a California woman after a brief backstage meeting last year, he thanked fans for support on Twitter earlier this week and released an animated video for the single "Santa Claus is Comin 'to Town. "
"So, this past week, and even today, all the rumors and lies about me may be published in the press. You just have to ignore it ... my fans are there for me," tweeted Bieber.
The album, which has a collaboration with Mariah Carey, Busta Rhymes, Usher, Band Perry and Boys II Men, also broke the record for the first Christmas album of the male artist to debut at the highest position in the history of the Billboard 200 chart, Billboard.com reported.
"Under the Mistletoe" beat rapper Wale's "Ambition," which sold 164,000 copies in its first week and landed at No. 2 Country singer Miranda Lambert's "Four Record" debuted at number 3, and "Britain's Got Talent" Susan Boyle former entered the charts at number four with her third album, "Someone To Watch Over Me", forcing Adele's mega-hit "21" slip to No. 5
British indie band Florence + Machine entered the charts at number 6 with their highly anticipated second album, "Ceremonials", while Coldplay's fifth album, "Mylo Xyloto" fell to No. 7 from last week, the top position.
Pad for Coldplay album is scheduled frontman Chris Martin, who recently told the British newspaper The Guardian that maintaining the number 1 spot would be difficult this week.
"We have Justin Bieber and Adele to compete with those much younger than us," he said.
10 best albums are rounded to Michael Buble holiday-themed "Christmas" at No. 8, R & B singer Tyrese is "open invitation" to number 9, and Kelly Clarkson's 'stronger' fall to No. 10
Singles to keep Rihanna "We found Love" at No. 1, LMFAO's' Sexy, I know, "the number 2 and Adele's" Someone like you "rounding out the top three.
Next week's chart can succumb to the "Twilight" fever as the lead single from the movie official "Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1" soundtrack, "It will rain," Bruno Mars, jumped from no. 17 to no. 10 on the singles charts.
The video for "It will Rain" was released Wednesday, a song and the entire soundtrack is expected to rise steadily in front of the film release on 18th November
Album festive individually sold just over 210,000 copies in its first week, and Lavigne's third album debuted at number 1, the following: "My World 2.0" and "Never Say Never: The Remixes," out of his documentary, "Never Say Never."
Bieber, 17, who is fighting claims that he fathered a child with a California woman after a brief backstage meeting last year, he thanked fans for support on Twitter earlier this week and released an animated video for the single "Santa Claus is Comin 'to Town. "
"So, this past week, and even today, all the rumors and lies about me may be published in the press. You just have to ignore it ... my fans are there for me," tweeted Bieber.
The album, which has a collaboration with Mariah Carey, Busta Rhymes, Usher, Band Perry and Boys II Men, also broke the record for the first Christmas album of the male artist to debut at the highest position in the history of the Billboard 200 chart, Billboard.com reported.
"Under the Mistletoe" beat rapper Wale's "Ambition," which sold 164,000 copies in its first week and landed at No. 2 Country singer Miranda Lambert's "Four Record" debuted at number 3, and "Britain's Got Talent" Susan Boyle former entered the charts at number four with her third album, "Someone To Watch Over Me", forcing Adele's mega-hit "21" slip to No. 5
British indie band Florence + Machine entered the charts at number 6 with their highly anticipated second album, "Ceremonials", while Coldplay's fifth album, "Mylo Xyloto" fell to No. 7 from last week, the top position.
Pad for Coldplay album is scheduled frontman Chris Martin, who recently told the British newspaper The Guardian that maintaining the number 1 spot would be difficult this week.
"We have Justin Bieber and Adele to compete with those much younger than us," he said.
10 best albums are rounded to Michael Buble holiday-themed "Christmas" at No. 8, R & B singer Tyrese is "open invitation" to number 9, and Kelly Clarkson's 'stronger' fall to No. 10
Singles to keep Rihanna "We found Love" at No. 1, LMFAO's' Sexy, I know, "the number 2 and Adele's" Someone like you "rounding out the top three.
Next week's chart can succumb to the "Twilight" fever as the lead single from the movie official "Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1" soundtrack, "It will rain," Bruno Mars, jumped from no. 17 to no. 10 on the singles charts.
The video for "It will Rain" was released Wednesday, a song and the entire soundtrack is expected to rise steadily in front of the film release on 18th November
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