From "Baby" to "Yummy": Ranking Justin Bieber's Top 10 Hit Singles

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Justin Bieber continues to break records. Shortly after the pop star made his major comeback with the Valentine's Day release of his Changes, his fifth studio album and first substantive release in five years, the LP shot up the U.S.

Billboard 200 chart to claim the top spot at No. 1, becoming his seventh album overall to accomplish the feat. Coming days before his 26th birthday on Sunday, March 1, the achievement makes him the youngest soloist to do such a thing in the chart's half-century history.

Elvis Presley was the previous record holder, having earned his seventh No. 1 album at the age of 26 back in 1961. "Yesterday, music history was made," the official Twitter account for Presley's estate wrote on the social media site on Tuesday,.