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Jennifer Lopez, Ain’t Your Mama | Track Review

During the American Idol Series Finale Jennifer Lopez unveiled her newest single to the world, “Ain’t Your Mama.” What’s our verdict?

By the musical hype, 9 yearsApril 11, 2016 ago

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The Case AGAINST Chris Brown

What is the case against Chris Brown? Being too comfortable. Artistically showing more range, would make more people respect the talented urban artist.

By the musical hype, 9 yearsDecember 22, 2015 ago