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La siguiente es una lista de pistas de diss , canciones grabadas cuyo propósito principal es atacar verbalmente a otra persona, generalmente otro artista. Grabaciones tradiciona...

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La siguiente es una lista de pistas de diss , canciones grabadas cuyo propósito principal es atacar verbalmente a otra persona, generalmente otro artista.

Grabaciones tradicionales

YouTube

Estas pistas de diss son conocidas por su distribución a través de la plataforma YouTube , a menudo porque fueron creadas por YouTubers . Aunque fueron creadas por artistas fuera de la industria musical tradicional, estas canciones encontraron audiencias significativas, certificaciones RIAA y cobertura de noticias fuera de la plataforma. [169] [170] [171]

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