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Loma Vista Recording's official store site has the album title as "tee a one three zero zero". This is how the name appears on the inlay spines of the CD too and on the rear of the standard vinyl on sale at that site. The elongated glyph (zero) is used for the album title, while the wider glyph (oh) is used in the track titles. Track titles are not necessarily the album title. Unfortunately, contemporaneous Wayback Machine archives of the main official Denzel Curry web site fail because of some javascript, which bumps visitors to a site not encapsulated by the Wayback superstructures. The contemporaneous commerce portion of the official Denzel Curry pageis accessible, and all of its underlying code uses zero zero--not oh oh. You have to look at the underlying source code because all the visual cues are images that--while looking like zeroes too--include other English words spelled with ohs (e.g. ORDER) that use the same zero glyph as in the album title. alainsane (talk) 20:46, 11 August 2026 (UTC)Reply
