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"It rose to number 48," → "It rose to numbers 48," also shouldn't you cite a history for the chart at large since this is multiple weeks?
Annoyingly, Billboard Japan doesn't provide chart history via a single page. I've added multiple sources into the citation; it's a little unusual but I hope it gets the job done.
@Kyle Peake: I think I've fixed everything up. Since I removed Liveland, I also changed the wording about reception in the lead since there's now only one source calling it representative of Yellow Dancer. Additonally, I added a performance of the song Hoshino gave for Mark Ronson's Love Lockdown: Video Mixtape. IanTEB (talk) 16:32, 1 August 2024 (UTC)Reply