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The song marked the third time Kanye West had credited a featured artist posthumously, following "The Joy" and "Otis" from his collaborative album Wat
The song marked the third time Kanye West had credited a featured artist posthumously, following "The Joy" and "Otis" from his collaborative album Watch the Throne with Jay-Z in 2011.
West's character for the animated show Kids See Ghosts is based on the "Dropout Bear" mascot from earlier in his career, pictured in graffiti above.
West's character for the animated show Kids See Ghosts is based on the "Dropout Bear" mascot from earlier in his career, pictured in graffiti above.
The song's debut at number 42 on the US Billboard Hot 100 marked Louis Prima's first release to chart in 57 years, breaking Bobby Helms' record of 54
The song's debut at number 42 on the US Billboard Hot 100 marked Louis Prima's first release to chart in 57 years, breaking Bobby Helms' record of 54 years between chart appearances.
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Kid Cudi (left) and Kanye West performing 808s & Heartbreak at the Hollywood Bowl
Kid Cudi (left) and Kanye West performing 808s & Heartbreak at the Hollywood Bowl