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    2022 - Billboard's Year-End Chart

    enDecember 30, 2022
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    About this Episode

    It's that time of year again! The time when Andrew and Dan put aside childish things and listen to the most popular songs in the nation according to the children that buy music. It's our review of Billboard's Year-End Top Ten for 2022. Will the biggest names in pop music make an appearance? The answer may surprise you...

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