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Hello, Wayne, In reference to Miss Cory’s enlightening speech, yes, it is his responsibility to acknowledge his fans. And no, this isn’t just about Jarlette, I’m speaking in general. He’s an artist, part of showbiz. What makes a successful artist? Talent? Sure. But what else? Oh, that’s right, fans....

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