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We are given a story from 13th Street Promo. We must first check relevance.
Original title: “.@KabakaPyramid, @WhosRila, Spragga Benz & More Featured In “What’s On 13th Street?””
Original content snippet: “Run it up!”
Step 1: Is this genuinely relevant to reggae, dancehall, or Caribbean music culture?
– The title mentions artists: Kabaka Pyramid (Jamaican dancehall artist), WhosRila (Jamaican dancehall artist), Spragga Benz (Jamaican dancehall artist). The phrase “What’s On 13th Street?” is a local NYC street known for reggae and dancehall culture (13th Street in NYC is a known hub for reggae and dancehall events, especially in the context of the Caribbean diaspora).
– The story is about a feature on 13th Street (a street in New York City) that showcases these artists. This is clearly within reggae and dancehall culture (specifically Jamaican dancehall artists) and Caribbean music culture (as it’s about the Caribbean diaspora in NYC).
– Therefore, it is relevant.
Step 2: Check against stories already published today.
We have a list of stories already covered. We must see if this story is substantially the same as any already covered.
Looking at the list:
– “Sika by Hammer Of The Last Two Ft Teephlow & Sarkodie” appears multiple times (but that’s a specific track, not about 13th Street)
– “King Yellowman, Richie Stephens, Kashief Lindo headline free backyard bash in upstate New York” -> This is about a bash in upstate New York, but the event is not on 13th Street and the artists are different (Yellowman is a classic reggae artist, but the others are dancehall). However, note that the story we have is about a feature on 13th Street (a specific NYC street) that includes these artists. The existing story about a backyard bash in upstate New York is a different event and location.
– “Video: Ziggy Marley, Kingsley Ben-Adir & Reinaldo Marcus Green @ One Love Reggae Japan in Tokyo 5/15/2024” -> Tokyo, not NYC.
– “Tasha T continues ‘One World’ journey with Chapter 2, new Lady G collaboration” -> Not relevant.
– … and many others.
The story we have is about a feature on 13th Street (a specific NYC street) that includes Kabaka Pyramid, WhosRila, Spragga Benz, and more. There is no story in the list that is about “13th Street” in NYC featuring these artists.
We note that the list includes:
– “King Yellowman, Richie Stephens, Kashief Lindo