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Billboard (billboard.com) has 21 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 1.6 out of 5.
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Billboard is ridiculous not recognizing ALL artists. Prof deserves his spot on the list. Just because he is independent and doesn't suck the tit of billboard and big music labels does not mean he should be wiped off the list. Despicable!!
By Dee M.
Prof needs his plaque 💯🙌
By Brian M.
If I could give 0 I would!!! This company disregards Independent Artists sales, and disqualifies them in the middle of polls, by constantly changing the rules. This company only supports major record labels, not Independent Artists such as Prof. Scam company!
By DB'sKitty
Disappointing to see the outright lack of virtue and intention to cause harm against Prof. Do better.
By Breanna Y.
They scam the system. Prof beat out all of their releases and they changed qualification rules midway to keep him out. Popular music isn't determined by a suit with zero lyrical comprehension. Its by fans and the money we spend.
By Ninja of the S.
They are liars prof outsold everyone on your top 100 list with over 20k physical copies. We will boycott everything you put out
By Amy O.
They change the rules whenever needed to line the pockets of top music industry executives. They are in no way a measurement of an artist or an albums success. They are simply a bad opinion tabloid at this point. What a joke!
By Ansur R.
The company as a whole gate keeps independent artist by changing rules in the middle of them selling albums. They expect 30k a year to see the ever changing rules to obtain list entrance,etc. Terrible company and failure of leadership.
By Adam E.
