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Rihanna just beat a record for No. 1 hits set by Michael Jackson thanks to her new song – Business Insider

February 23, 2016

Rihanna just beat a record for No. 1 hits set by Michael Jackson thanks to her new song – Business Insider
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Rihanna just beat a record for No. 1 hits set by Michael Jackson thanks to her new song
Business Insider
The singer now holds the third spot for most No. 1 hits. She sits behind Mariah Carey (18) and the Beatles (20), still the top act. "Work" features Drake and is the rapper's second No. 1 hit; his first was his 2010 collaboration with Rihanna, "What's ...
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Rihanna just beat a record for No. 1 hits set by Michael Jackson thanks to her new song – Business Insider

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