Justin Bieber’s Journals album has stormed to No. 1 on iTunes US and 49 other charts around the world.

Justin Bieber’s Journals album has stormed to No. 1 on iTunes US and 49 other charts around the world. The collection also soared to Top Ten positions in 73 countries [including the #1's]. Going by one of the teen star’s Twitter messages posted shortly after the midnight Sunday drop — “It’s all about the music. Complete the #Journals. This music means everything to me (sic),” somewhere in Canada, a possibly shirtless 19-year-old is very likely beaming. At press time, Justin and Journals are sitting pretty at the top of iTunes. At No. 2 is Queen Beyonce with her stealth-released, self-titled, record-breaking visual album. Avicii’s True averages at No. 3 across iTunes charts, while Katy Perry holds at No. 4 with Prism, and One Direction rounds out the Top Five with Midnight Memories. After a 10-week roll out of consistently high quality #MusicMondays singles — including gems such as “Heartbreaker,” “Hold Tight,” “PYD” “All Bad” and “Confident“-– the series has been packaged along with five more tracks and three videos: the trailer for the Believe concert-movie, the steamy “All That Matters,” and a Guatemala Pencils Of Promise Journal Video.