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New Music Out Now!! 🎧💿

FN: The Moonlight Edition does 16,7M streams

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I understand why people would be upset that she is “taking” the songs she’s featured on, but if you think about it, she sings more than anyone on Un Dia, and almost as much as Miley on Prisoner. If she barely sung like Janelle Monae on We Are Young then it would be more of a tragedy.

28 minutes ago, Fnooky said:

That's a lie. Dua is credited as lead artist on Kiss And Make Up, One Kiss, Electricity, Scared To Be Lonely, and UN DIA. In addition to that, those were all stand-alone singles, so she didn't steal any SPS by putting them on her albums.

 

Prisoner and No Lie are the only singles which already were on somebody else's album and where she is just the featured artist. 


Exactly, those were stand-alone singles, not really a part of her album. I’m not saying she stole SPS from other artists, I’m saying it’s her desperate way to improve the stats of her albums. :dies:  But, you do you, Miss Dua! :clap3: 

Miley/her team had to agree to have Dua put prisoner on her album. Y'all are acting like she flat out stole it when there's legalities to this process :deadbanana4: and Un Dia has no parent album + was part of the FN era so it's not surprising she added that too

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