Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Ricky J
the article for this "White watered-down hip hop artist" ({{Citation | last = Raphael | first = Mitchel | author-link = | date = 24 April 2001 | title = Hip hop, well ... hop anyway | periodical = National Post | url =  }}). Hit #2 on Billboard’s Canadian Singles chart with ''No Means No'' even if it was "despicably awful" ({{Citation | last = Sperounes | first = Sandra | author-link = | date = 29 January 2003 | title = Bubbles and Trailer Park crew a sidelight to Raine's outpouring  | periodical = Edmonton Journal | url =  }}) and was accompanied by a bad music video (http://www.aux.tv/2013/09/15-of-the-worst-canadian-music-videos/ 15 of the worst Canadian music videos). ''Whatta Night'' also made it to #42. For more coverage see http://ca.complex.com/music/2015/03/ricky-j-no-means-no-date-rape-anthem Remember When This Date Rape Anthem Was The #2 Song In Canada?, http://jam.canoe.com/Music/Artists/R/Ricky_J/2001/03/28/749290.html Yes man and http://www.collegemagazine.com/paint-the-town-cm-interviews-ricky-ja-rapper-with-his-own-genre/ Paint the Town: CM Interviews Ricky J, A Rapper With His Own Genre. Not spectacularly so but Mr. Oss is |notable
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