Talk:Kings of Crunk

Fair use rationale for Image:Lil-jon-and-eastside-boyz-kings-of-crunk.jpg
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External links modified
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Release date
12 years ago an IP editor changed the release date, from October 8 to October 29. I just noticed this and was going to revert it, as it's a popular form of vandalism and Google search shows October 8. However, once I started looking into it, I found out that the situation is way more complex: there are at least 3 different release dates.


 * October 8 is reported by XXL magazine and AllMusic (I know that we ignore AllMusic's sidebar, but this date was also reported in their 2003 published guide book; might need an Internet Archive account to open the link)
 * October 29 is reported by MTV and that's the date contemporary newspapers ads used
 * And to make things worse, Billboard magazine reported October 22

All 3 sound plausible to me now, all 3 are Tuesdays (pre-2015 release day). An option would be removing the date, leaving just October in the lead, and mentioning all three dates further in prose.  AstonishingTunesAdmirer 連絡 16:35, 16 April 2024 (UTC)