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“I'm more of an oldies guy. I'll say this - Michael Jackson, best entertainer of all time. Luther Vandross, best male singer of all time. Whitney Houston, best female singer of all time...and when Teddy Pendergrass says turn off the lights, turn 'em off. That's what I got for you.”

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Russell Wilson

Russell Wilson is an American football quarterback, born on November 29, 1988. He showcased exceptional football talent during his college years and quickly became a star in the professional league after entering the NFL. Wilson is known for his outstanding passing and running abilities, and has won multiple awards, including the NFL MVP for the regular season. more

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