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July 2011
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[edit]Thanks for creating Dreams Worth More Than Money, Jay2020!
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The article Dreams Worth More Than Money has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:
- Fails WP:MUSIC. Future albums are not notable without significant coverage in independent reliable sources. Two blogs -- one based entirely on a tweet, the other based entirely on an instagram -- are not sufficient.
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...Come on dude...i mean somebody eventually will have to create the page. The album is expected to come out in a month. There are plenty of more sources where he has talked about his album. I have just haven't got around to it to put them on there.
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Yeah I know, I added the cover because another editor was trying to delete the page because there was no cover.
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Speedy deletion nomination of Stir Fry (Migos song
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