Justin Timberlake's new Album 'The 20/20 Experience' Part 2 debuts at N°1 in the World's Best-selling Album chart selling 469.000 copies in its first week. It's a lot of records but not close to the sales of the first part of the Album which sold 1.290.000 copies in its first week and has already shifted 3,56 million units so far, still the most successful album of the year. 'The 20/20 Experience, Part 2' is available in two different editions, a standard version and a special version, called 'The Complete', which combines Part 1 and Part 2. Part 1 shot back into the Top 40 this week at No.5 with this week's largest sales increase (98.000).

Last week's N°1, Drake's 'Nothing Was The Same', slides one slot to No.2 with sales of 200.000.

Driven by the big success of  'Royals', Lorde's album 'Pure Heroine' is this week's 2nd highest debut at No.3. It sold 171.000 units in its start week, 129.000 of it in the USA, 20.000 in Australia and 15.000 in Canada.

J-pop girl group Perfume arrives close behind at No.4 with 'Level 3' and 166.000 sales.

At No.6 are Kings of Leon with "Mechanical Bull" with sales of 96.00.  

Also new are newcomer band Haim with 'Days Are Gone' at No.7 (89.000 sales).

Superfly are at No.8 with 'Best' which sold 70.000 copies this week mostly in Japan.

Artic Monkey's 'AM' slips from No.5 to 9 with sales of 61.000 and Belgian Superstar Stromae closes this week's Top 10 with his shash Album 'Racine Carrée.'

Other New Entries are German rapper Casper with 'Hinterland' at No.16 (44.000 sales), J-pop girl Band, Scandal, at No.17 with 'Standard' (43.000 sales), American rock band Alter Bridge with 'Fortress' at No.18 (43.000 sales), Danish singer Agnes Obel with 'Aventine' at No.19 (38.000 sales), techno legend Moby with 'Innocents' at No.25 (33.000 sales), and American country singer Tyler Farr with 'Redneck Crazy' at No.26 (29.000 sales).

Noone can move katy from her position of Queen of the World's best-selling Singles chart! "Roar" stays at No.1 for the seventh week!

No change in chart position this week for Avicii's 'Wake Me Up!' which is still at No.2 and Lorde's 'Royals' which stays at No.3. Miley Cyrus' 'Wrecking Ball' is still at No.4.

This week's greatest gainer is Japanese girlie group, NMB 48. Their seventh global top 10 smash since two years, 'Kamonegikkusu', debuts at No.5 in this week's Global chart.

Lady Gaga slips from No.4 to 6 with her smash hit 'Applause' while Drake moves up one from No.8 to 7 with 'Hold on we're going home'

'Walking On Air', the third Single from Katy Perry's upcoming album 'Prism', enters the Top 20 at No.19.

Robin Thicke slips from 5 to 8 this week with his chart topping 'Blurred Lines' featuring Pharell and T.I.

One Republic's 'Counting Stars' remain at No.9 this week even though they are No.1 in the UK!

Closing this week's Top 10 World Singles is Lana Del Rey with 'Summertme Sadness' featuring Cédric Gervais.

New entry for 'Gomennasai No Kissing You' by the E-Girls at No.27.

'23', the lead single of the debut album by American record producer Mike Will Made-It, debuts at No.39 this week and last New Entry in this week's Top 40 is  'Can We Dance' from boy group The Vamps who are No.2 in the UK official Singles chart this week.

Lorde goes to No.1 in America with her breakthrough hit "Royals" and dethrones Miley's 'Wrecking Ball' from the top of the charts after 2 whole weeks. "Royals" remains atop the Digital Songs Chart for a second week (294,000 downloads sold, according to Nielsen SoundScan) and gains by 12% on Streaming Songs (to 6.1 million U.S. streams, according to BDS). The track tops the Hot Rock Songs chart for a fifth week. Lorde is the first woman to take a debut Hot 100 hit to No. 1 since Carly Rae Jepsen led for nine weeks with last year's top song of the summer, "Call Me Maybe." "Royals" has set the mark for the longest reign in the 25-year history of the Alternative Songs chart (seven weeks) by a lead female.