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21 Savage

Taylor Swift lost the top spot on the album chart by Drake and 21 Savage

November 12, 2022

Taylor Swift has been knocked off the number one spot in the album chart by Drake and 21 Savage. Swift’s two-week reign at the top of the charts came to an end when 21 Savage’s Her Loss became the first UK number one. Swift’s single Anti-Hero, though, is still at the top of the list … Read more

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