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Kanye West Failed To Get Backstreet Boys To Clear Cover Track

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Sources close to the hit boy band Backstreet Boys claim that Kanye West didn't get permission to use elements of their hit 1997 "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)" for his new song, "Everybody."

The post Kanye West Failed To Get Backstreet Boys To Clear Cover Track appeared first on Black America Web.

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