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Here's What's Fun with Evelyn Reeves On ninety nine one, Kggia.
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Kendrick Lamar and Sissa's smash hit Luther has become the
longest running number one song on the Billboard R and
B hip Hop Chart. The track has occupied the top
spot for a record twenty three weeks. Ken Drake has
broken his own record. Not Like Us was the previous champion,
holding down to the number one spot for twenty two weeks.
Speaking of record breaking runs, Sizza's Sos has officially become
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the longest running number one title on Billboard's Top R
and B hip Hop Album chart. The super successful album
got the huge achievement by earning its thirty eighth non
consecutive week in the number one spot. Get this the
most in the chart's sixtieth year history with week thirty
eight that finally gives Sizza enough wins to boot Michael
Jackson's Thriller off the throne. And Eminem is suing Meta,
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the pairing company of Facebook and Instagram, for distributing his
songs without a valid license. The rapper is looking for
damages of up to one hundred fifty thousand dollars per
song per platform and Sue alleges that the songs were
streamed billions of times and used in millions of videos
as a result of Meta's reels, remix and original audio features.
The company has requested a trial by jury for these
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stories and so much more. Visit night nine one kgg
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