Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jay Cunning (2nd nomination)
fails  and . I guess this article passed the last AfD back in 2009 because back then the criteria was simply "can find mentions on the internet by Googling". But the three sources are of dubious reliability, and even if they are allowed, they're not exactly in-depth: the ''Resident Advisor'' ones consist of a press release for the launch of his record label, and a short Q&A between Cunning and one of the acts on his label (the link in the article is dead, but it's archived here https://web.archive.org/web/20121023074130/http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?670), asking such profound questions as "what dance would you use to cure the world's evils?" 2009 was just about as famous as Cunning got: at the end of that year his show on Kiss FM finished and he now broadcasts a show on local internet radio station Kool FM|Kool London and runs his own DJing school, but that's about it. The article name drops famous acts played on the Kiss FM show who aren't really linked to Mr. Cunning at all, while the acts on his record labels and the labels themselves are non-notable (Rico Tubbs is a blue link but understandably redirects to the ''Miami Vice'' character). Wikipedia has deleted DJs a lot more famous than this one
— User:Richard3120, 14:25, 8 June 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:CREATIVE (Wikipedia:Notability)