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Justin Bieber releases ‘Believe’ worldwide


June 18 marked the international release of Justin Bieber’s third studio album, “Believe.” The album takes flight on the wings of “Boyfriend,” its first worldwide smash single, which debuted at No. 1 on iTunes in 32 countries. The deluxe physical package of this highly anticipated album contains 16 tracks, including the singles “All Around the World” featuring Ludacris, “As Long As You Love Me” featuring Big Sean, and “Die In Your Arms,” plus a bonus DVD of Believe in the Making.

Bieber, who just turned 18, has  worldwide album sales in excess of 15 million units. He has also dominated pop culture and social media for more than two years.  He has over 43 million Facebook fans, more than 22 million Twitter followers, and over 2.7 billion YouTube views—he is, by far, the most popular YouTube artist of all time, which paved the way for him to receive the Social Artist of the Year title at the 2012 Billboard Music Awards.

With the new album out and backed up by over 40 million “Beliebers” (Justin’s teenage fans), Justin Bieber is truly a global teen phenomenon.

“Believe” is now in available exclusively under MCA Music at Astroplus and Odyssey Music & Video, or online via www.MyMusicStore.com.ph


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