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This is a promotional article about a social media company, and a source check does not turn up anything compelling. Ref 1 is a minimal passing mention, ref 2 doesn't mention it at all, ref 3 is an article that mentions it in connection with its actual subject. Ref 4 is about a singalong they organized (but mostly about the singalong); ref 5 is about a series of singalongs around the country that briefly mentions SB once. Ref 6 is about U2, mentions SB as the source of a tweet; ref 7, ref 8, ref 9, ref 10, ref 11 and ref 12 are mostly about the other company that they share a name with. I'm not sure if these constitute significant coverage. I would nominate at AfD, but it seems like a borderline case and I am not sure. jp×g23:52, 25 September 2021 (UTC)Reply
