Justin Bieber just released his new album "Purpose" on Nov. 13 and a day after, along came the release of 13 music videos, viewable through YouTube, of all the songs listed in the album.
Hollywood Life reported that all videos were part of the 21-year-old singer's short film, "Purpose: The Movement," a premiere of which was featured during the album release held in Los Angeles.
Daily Mail noted that the pop sensation pulled the same stunt done by Beyoncé, back when she released her December 2013 album, "Beyoncé," in which all tracks also had her music videos. The difference is that Beyoncé's album was secretly released while Bieber's was planned.
Another noted difference is that Beyoncé appeared in all of the music videos, while Bieber only made an appearance in two.
Most of the videos feature different dance numbers from various talented individuals, doing them in random places.
Meanwhile, the "Baby" hit maker will hold an expansive tour for "Purpose," as announced two days before the album was released.
The tour will cover North American territories and will start in Seattle on March 9, 2016 and will end at Madison Square Garden in New York City on July 18, Rolling Stone gathered.
The news outlet stated that American Express cardholders can get advance tickets to the show from Monday, Nov. 16, at noon local time until Thursday, Nov. 19, at 10 p.m. local time.
General tickets are up for purchase at AEG Live website starting on Friday, Nov. 20, at 10 a.m. local time.
In other Bieber-related news, Hollywood Life also reported the possibility of Bieber collaborating with Tori Kelly.
The news outlet gathered that the 22-year-old artist mentioned during the 2015 Halo Awards last Saturday that Bieber is definitely on her list of artists to work with.
"We're kind of in the same management team, so that would be awesome if he's down," the "Nobody Love" singer exclusively told Hollywood Life.
Having appeared at the same event last Saturday, a collaboration project is likely in the cards for the two, considering both artists are hit makers.
