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Latest comment: 5 months ago by ~2026-87373-2 in topic Wikilinking

Spinoff

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I propose that Ja Rule be listed as a spinoff of Irv Gotti. I've seen other articles like Bobby Valentino and Estelle be listed as spinoffs of Ludacris and John Legend, so Ja Rule should be a spinoff of Irv Gotti. JuanBoss105 (talk) 22:13, 11 January 2023 (UTC)Reply

I had a look at Template:Infobox musical artist, and it says that the parameter is only used when referring to groups, not solo artists. Describing a solo artist as a spinoff of another solo artist doesn't make sense to me. Throast {{ping}} me! (talk | contribs) 22:16, 11 January 2023 (UTC)Reply

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Wikilinking

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1) In the lead, the link on "I'm Real (Murder Remix)" in the first paragraph and fourth sentence leads to an article on "I'm Real".

2)In the lead, the link on "Ain't It Funny" in the first paragraph and fourth sentence leads to an article on "Ain't It Funny (Murder Remix)".

3) In the lead, the links on "platinum" in the second paragraph and third sentence and "triple platinum" in the second sentence lead to one article, despite being part of the lead and a paragraph.

4) In the lead, the links on "Lil' Mo" in the first paragraph and fourth sentence and "Lil' Mo" in the second paragraph and second sentence lead to one article, despite being part of the lead.

5) In the lead, the links on "Vita" in the first paragraph and fourth sentence and "Vita" in the second paragraph and second sentence lead to one article, despite being part of the lead.

6) In the lead, the links on "Irv Gotti" in the first paragraph and third sentence and "Irv Gotti" in the second paragraph and fifth sentence lead to one article, despite being part of the lead.

7) Under "Career", "Solo career and Venni Vetti Vecci (1995-1999)", then in the first paragraph and second sentence "Irv Gotti" links to an article on "Irv Gotti", while "DJ Irv" in the first sentence does not, despite sharing a header and paragraph.

8) Under "Career", then "Solo career and Venni Vetti Vecci (1995-1999)" the links on "Murder Inc. Records" in the first paragraph and sixth sentence and "Cadillac Tah" in the second paragraph and fourth sentence lead to one article, despite sharing a header.

9) Under "Career", then "50 Cent feud, Blood in My Eye, and R.U.L.E. (2003–2004)" the link on "FBI" in the first paragraph and second sentence leads to the article "Federal Bureau of Investigation", despite the first usage of the initialism.

10) Under "Career", then "50 Cent feud, Blood in My Eye, and R.U.L.E. (2003–2004)" the link on "NYPD" in the first paragraph and second sentence leads to the article "New York City Police Department", despite the first usage of the initialism.

11) Under "Career", "Hiatus, departure from Def Jam, decline of The Inc. Records (2005–2009)", then in the third sentence "The Inc. Records" links to an article on "Murder Inc. Records", while "The Inc." in the first sentence does not, despite sharing a header.

12) Under "Feuds", then "50 Cent" the links on "Murder Inc. Records" in the first paragraph and first sentence and "Cadillac Tah" in the third paragraph and first sentence lead to one article, despite sharing a header.

13) Under "Filmography", then "Film" the link on "Shall We Dance" in the second column and ninth row leads to an article on "Shall We Dance? (2004 film)".

14) Under "Awards and nominations", then "MTV Video Music Awards" the link on "I'm Real (Murder Remix)" in the second column and third row leads to an article on "I'm Real".

15) Under "Awards and nominations", then "MTV Video Music Awards" the links on "Best Rap Video" in the third column and first row and "Best Rap Video" in the fourth row lead to one article, despite sharing a header and column.

16) Under "Awards and nominations", then "Teen Choice Awards" the link on "Ain't It Funny" in the second column and fourth row leads to an article on "Ain't It Funny (Murder Remix)".

17) Under "Awards and nominations", then "Teen Choice Awards" the links on "Choice Rap Track" in the third column and second row and "Choice R&B/Hip-Hop Track" in the seventh row lead to an article on "Teen Choice Award for Choice Music – R&B/Hip-Hop Song", while "Choice R&B/Hip-Hop Track" in the third row does not, "despite sharing a header and column.

18) Under "Awards and nominations", then "Teen Choice Awards" the links on "Choice Male Artist" in the third column and fourth row and "Choice Male Artist" in the ninth row lead to one article, despite sharing a header and column.

19) Under "Awards and nominations", then "Teen Choice Awards" the links on "Choice R&B/Hip-Hop Artist" in the third column and fifth row and "Choice Rap Artist" in the tenth row lead to one article, despite sharing a header and column. ~2026-87373-2 (talk) 20:47, 8 February 2026 (UTC)Reply