Even though I don't like him, I can't deny that this is impressive

No they are not tbh. He annouced this EP under a month before it's release

Slaying.

That's pretty good for a non-proper studio album. Didn't he surpass Beyonce in terms of #1 albums?

Justin Bieber his impact

no just my world 2.0. And under the mistletoe, never say never: the remix and both believes

It depends if they count My Worlds Acoustic as an album release since it was primarily bundled with My Worlds, but I'm assuming they do. So, in that case, no, it's his 4th consecutive #1 album.

Only these artists have claimed more consecutive #1 albums:

Dave Matthews Band (6)
Metallica (5)
Eminem (5)
Madonna (5)
U2 (5)

Notably, this is his 5th #1 album in less than three years, a feat that has only ever been accomplished by The Beatles, who claimed 9 #1 albums between January 1964 and the end of the 1966.

Guess we'll be seeing a 1D acoustic album later this year.

Very good! I'm impressed!

You're forgetting these artists:

Jay-Z-9 (Excluding Collaborative albums)
DMX (5)
Janet Jackson (5)

They don't exclude collaborative albums or non-studio albums, or else The Beatles would be #1 on that list as well.

I can't speak for the others.

With the collaborative albums added, Jay-Z has 8 consecutive #1 albums

One collaborative album debuted at #2, which killed his first #1 streak, and his subsequent live albums and compilation albums ruined the others.

Live albums and compilations don't count for the list you posted since Dave Matthews Band had plenty of live albums that missed the #1 spot in between 6 #1 albums.

The Re-Up by Eminem also missed the #1 spot, but he's still credited with having 5 consecutive #1 albums.

I don't know, but if that's the case then:

Beatles '65, Beatles, 1964
Beatles VI, Beatles, 1965
Help!, Beatles, 1965
Rubber Soul, Beatles, 1965
Yesterday and Today, Beatles, 1965
Revolver, Beatles, 1966
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Beatles, 1967
Magical Mystery Tour, Beatles, 1967
The Beatles, Beatles, 1968

Maybe they just wack

Both of y'all are confusing the **** out of me. So what counts and what doesn't?

All I care about is that Janet has 5 consecutive #1 albums according to Billboard. Queen.

Wikipedia is the one confusing people

Technically the top tier (4+) list of consecutive #1 studio albums (as quoted by Billboard at different times) are:

Beatles (8)
Jay-Z -8 (Nov 2002-2011) The first collaborative album debut at #2 in March of 2002
Dave Matthews Band (6)
Metallica (5)
Eminem (5)
Janet Jackson (5)
DMX (5)
Madonna (5)
U2 (5)
Bieber? (5)
Britney Spears (5)
Alicia Keys (4)
Usher (4)
Carrie Underwood (4)?
Beyonce (4)

LOL. You're a bit bitter...

YOUR ONE-DAYS: Justin Bieber will score the #1 album next week with a total that could possibly reach the 200k mark. Here are this week's key debuts:

Justin Bieber (Island/IDJ) 180-200k
Andrea Bocelli (Verve) 85-95k
Tegan & Sara (Warner Bros.) 40-45k
Charlie Wilson (RCA) 30-35k
Ben Harper & Charlie Musselwhite (Stax) 15-18k

Meanwhile, a bunch of 48-year-old Sunset Strip rockers convened in a booth at Canter's Deli this morning at 2:35am to discuss possibly getting banjo lessons. (1/30p)

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