The Canadian singer reveals that his forthcoming full-length will be called 'Purpose' as he shares what may be its cover art on Twitter.
- October 3, 2015
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It looks like Justin Bieber's new album will be called "Purpose. The Canadian heartthrob took to Twitter on Friday, October 2 to reveal the title as he shared what looked like the upcoming LP's official cover art.
The artwork simply features the word "Purpose" written in white letters across a black backdrop. In the caption, the 21-year-old singer reminded his fans that his latest full-length would come out in 6 weeks, on November 13 to be exact.
#6weeks #nov13 pic.twitter.com/zspENFhV5S
— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) October 2, 2015
"Purpose", which will serve as a proper follow-up to Bieber's 2012 album "Believe", is led by the single "What Do You Mean?". The track is currently sitting at No. 2 on Billboard Hot 100 after making its debut at the chart's No. 1 last month.
By releasing his new opus on November 13, Bieber is set to battle against One Direction for the No. 1 spot on albums charts. The British lads are dropping their fifth studio effort "Made in the A.M." on the same day, and member Louis Tomlinson has suggested in a recent Snapchat video that he's not afraid of the competition.
