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  • curprev 05:2605:26, 16 December 20232603:8001:1601:4587:3992:3f9:f8c6:111 talk 10,501 bytes −1 →‎Career: Fixed typos and the claim of freestyle crossing over to non-latinos due to Anglo radio stations is pretty sus. Freestyle was already popular in the club scene and this was not due to Anglo radio ststions. What stations were these? Freestyle to this day gets airplay on hip-hop and RnB stations. Once it was popular several non-latin pop artists used thevsub genres title to describe their pop music hit. Example Kim Wilde, Taylor Dane, Madonna and Pretty Poison. undo Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
  • curprev 05:1605:16, 16 December 20232603:8001:1601:4587:3992:3f9:f8c6:111 talk 10,502 bytes +191 →‎Career: Freestyle was not a sub genre of Pop music. In fact Pop is merely a descriptive term. Freestyle’s roots go back to the Latin hip-hop producers of New York. Back in the day it was nicknamed Club music and did not even gain the title of Freestyle until the mid to late 1990’s. undo Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

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