A week after accomplishing the quickest rise to No. 1 on Billboard’s Adult Alternative Airplay chart in a decade, Noah Kahan’s “The Great Divide” completes a similarly fast trip to the top of the Alternative Airplay list dated March 7.

“The Great Divide” reigns in its fourth week on Alternative Airplay, marking the least time needed to reach No. 1 since October 2024, when Linkin Park’s “The Emptiness Machine” ruled in its third frame.

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Kahan claims his second Alternative Airplay No. 1, after his Post Malone collaboration “Dial Drunk” led for two weeks in 2023.

Kahan’s other Alternative Airplay-charting song to date, “Stick Season,” peaked at No. 15 in 2024 amid its second run on the chart; it originally reached No. 21 in 2023 before returning to the ranking thanks to renewed virality.

Concurrently, “The Great Divide” tops Adult Alternative Airplay for a second week. On the all-rock-format, audience-based Rock & Alternative Airplay chart, it holds at its No. 2 best with 4.9 million audience impressions, up 9%, in the week ending Feb. 26, according to Luminate.

The song is also crossing to pop radio formats; it keeps at its No. 25 high on Adult Pop Airplay and leaps 37-32 on Pop Airplay, while also bubbling under Adult Contemporary.

“The Great Divide” debuted at No. 1 on the multimetric Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart dated Feb. 14. The most recently published tally (dated Feb. 28, reflecting data from Feb. 13-19) had the track at No. 3; in addition to its radio airplay, it earned 9.9 million official U.S. streams and sold 1,000 downloads in that span.

Kahan’s album of the same name is due April 24. It’s the follow-up to his 2022 breakthrough, Stick Season.

All Billboard charts dated March 7 will update on Billboard.com Tuesday, March 3.

Will Smith’s lawyers say a judge should throw out a “farce of a lawsuit” brought by an electric violinist who performed on the star’s Based on a True Story tour last year.

The Feb. 20 motion, obtained by Billboard, is Smith’s first court filing responding to sexual harassment and retaliation claims leveled against him by violinist Brian King Joseph in December. King, who came in third place on season 13 of America’s Got Talent, says he was wrongly fired from Smith’s international tour after complaining that somebody had broken into his hotel room and left sexually suggestive materials.

“Brian King Joseph is using the California court system to maliciously ensnare [Will Smith] in a frivolous lawsuit,” reads the motion, filed by Smith’s attorneys at the firm Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani. “The false and salacious allegations in plaintiff’s complaint undoubtedly make for tabloid fodder but, like most tabloid stories, they are untrue, inflammatory, legally baseless, and are nothing but an attempted money grab.”

Smith denies ever sexually harassing Joseph. As Joseph’s lawsuit acknowledges, it’s not known who it was that broke into his Las Vegas hotel room and left a bottle of HIV medication, an earring and a note – and Smith says it absolutely wasn’t him or anybody on his team.

Joseph’s case attempts to connect Smith to the hotel room incident by claiming that the actor and singer was “grooming” him beforehand. But Smith says there’s no truth to this “absurd conclusion” either, noting that he was never even alone with Joseph.

According to Smith, the real reason Joseph had to leave the Based on a True Story tour was because he often arrived late for rehearsals, behaved erratically and made other performers feel uncomfortable.

“Plaintiff was never promised a regular position in the band,” writes Smith’s lawyers. “Ultimately, it was determined that plaintiff was not a good fit for the band and he was not invited to perform at further shows.”

Ultimately, Smith argues in the motion that a Los Angeles judge should dismiss the lawsuit permanently because Joseph has not pled any valid facts to prop up his claims.

Reached for comment on Smith’s arguments on Friday (Feb. 27), Joseph’s attorney Jonathan J. Delshad told Billboard, “A jury’s ultimate determination matters more to us than Mr. Smith’s opinion of this case.”

“The defense’s ‘press-release rhetoric’ that they added to the brief is not evidence,” said Delshad. “We will oppose the motions and present the facts in court. When the case is complete, the gap between the rhetoric and the factual record will be obvious.”

Smith’s dismissal motion is set to be considered by a judge at a hearing in April.

For the second month in a row, the top three of Billboard‘s Top Movie Songs chart, powered by Tunefind (a Songtradr company), consists of music from two of the biggest animated films of 2025: KPop Demon Hunters and Zootopia 2.

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Rankings for the Top Movie Songs chart are based on song and film data provided by Tunefind and ranked using a formula blending that data with sales and streaming information tracked by Luminate during the corresponding period of January 2026. The ranking generally includes newly released films from the preceding three months, with exceptions given to movies whose music is still experiencing a high volume of public interest.

Yet again, KPop Demon Hunters remains part of the Top Movie Songs chart via continued sizable streaming and sales metrics for its soundtrack, led as ever by HUNTR/X’s “Golden” at No. 1 for the seventh month in a row.

“Golden,” which topped the weekly Billboard Hot 100 for eight weeks in mid-2025, returned to the chart’s top 10 after the 2025 holiday season at No. 2 and remained within the top four for the entirety of January. It earned 99.4 million official on-demand U.S. streams in January 2026, plus 23,000 song downloads, according to Luminate.

Seven songs from the movie’s soundtrack (a two-week No. 1 on the Billboard 200) appear on the latest Top Movie Songs list, with “Golden” followed by Saja Boys’ “Soda Pop” at No. 2 (40.6 million streams, 5,000 downloads).

The non-KPop Demon Hunters song in the top three is Shakira’s “Zoo,” from Zootopia 2, for the second straight month. On the strength of 31.8 million streams and 6,000 downloads in January 2026, the song jumped onto the Hot 100 at No. 77 (Jan. 10), following in the footsteps of the original film’s “Try Everything,” also by Shakira, that peaked at No. 63 in 2016.

Miley Cyrus’ “Dream As One” is the lone Top Movie Songs debut of the month, bowing at No. 10 following the release of its parent film, Avatar: Fire and Ash, on Dec. 19. Cyrus’ song scored 15.9 million streams and sold 1,000 downloads.

See the full top 10 below.

Rank, Song, Artist, Movie
1. “Golden,” HUNTR/X, KPop Demon Hunters
2. “Soda Pop,” Saja Boys, KPop Demon Hunters
3. “Zoo,” Shakira, Zootopia 2
4. “What It Sounds Like,” HUNTR/X, KPop Demon Hunters
5. “How It’s Done,” HUNTR/X, KPop Demon Hunters
6. “Your Idol,” Saja Boys, KPop Demon Hunters
7. “Takedown,” HUNTR/X, KPop Demon Hunters
8. “Free,” EJAE & Andrew Choi, KPop Demon Hunters
9. “For Good,” Cynthia Erivo & Ariana Grande, Wicked: For Good
10. “Dream As One,” Miley Cyrus, Avatar: Fire and Ash

Lil Durk’s trial on federal murder-for-hire charges has been postponed again, this time from April to August, despite the rapper’s continued objections to the delays.

The Chicago drill star (real name Durk Banks) was charged in October 2024 with orchestrating a plot to kill rival rapper Quando Rondo, resulting in a 2022 Los Angeles shooting by others that left another man dead. He denies the allegations and has pleaded not guilty.

A jury trial for Durk and his three co-defendants has been repeatedly pushed back, first from October to January, then to April – each time over Durk’s objections. Now, in an order Friday, Judge Michael Fitzgerald ordered another continuance, this time until August 20.

Ahead of the new delay, Durk’s co-defendants had asked to be severed from his trial entirely, citing the risk that evidence against the star might hurt their own defenses. But that request was denied on Friday by the judge, who pushed the date back to give them more time to prepare for the combined trial.

In a statement to Billboard, Durk’s attorney Drew Findling said: “We are fully prepared to proceed to trial. The matter was continued by the court over our objection.” A spokesman for prosecutors declined to comment. Attorneys for Durk’s three codefendants – Deandre Dontrell Wilson, Asa Houston and David Brian Lindsey – did not immediately return requests for comment.

Durk faces allegations that he ordered members of his Only the Family (OTF) crew to carry out the 2022 attack, which left Rondo (Tyquian Bowman) unscathed but saw his friend Lul Pab (Saviay’a Robinson) killed in the crossfire.

In charging documents, prosecutors claimed that Durk’s OTF was not merely a group of Chicago rappers, but a “hybrid organization” that also functioned as a criminal gang to carry out violent acts “at the direction” of Durk. Prosecutors say he ordered the Rondo shooting in retaliation for the 2020 killing of rapper King Von (Dayvon Bennett), a close friend and frequent collaborator of Durk’s.

In a key decision earlier this month, Judge Fitzgerald ruled that prosecutors can introduce lyrics from his songs as evidence – namely his Nardo Wick collaboration “Who Want Smoke??”, which peaked at No. 5 on Billboard‘s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart in 2021, and “Ahhh Ha,” which hit No. 4 on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs in 2022. The judge said the lyrics to those tracks were relevant to whether Durk ordered the hit as payback for Von’s slaying.

The use of rap lyrics as evidence in criminal cases is controversial, with critics arguing that it threatens free speech and injects racial bias into legal proceedings. Several states have banned or limited this practice for local prosecutions. It’s still legal in federal court, though, where Durk is being tried.

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Elvis Presley‘s Las Vegas residency was a historic moment for the showman. Held at the International Hotel, later the Las Vegas Hilton and now the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, Presley played a recordbreaking 636 consecutive sold-out shows there between 1969 and 1976. It is estimated that he performed for approximately 2.5 million people during his stint, generating roughly $43.7 million in ticket sales at the time.

“That show was hugely successful [and] introduced rock ‘n’ roll to the big Vegas stage,” said Richard Zoglin, author of Elvis in Vegas. The residency occurred at a later stage of Presley’s career, ending just a year before he died in 1977.

Like many, we assume our readers weren’t there to see Presley perform in Vegas. Hell, most people weren’t even alive to witness his greatness. If you weren’t able to see the “Burning Love” singer during his residency, lucky for you, director Baz Luhrmann has brought footage of the star’s shining achievement back to theaters this year with his new documentary titled EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert.

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This new documentary takes viewers behind the scenes of Presley’s Las Vegas residency with never-before-seen footage. The documentary is directed by Baz Luhrmann, director of the 2022 biopic Elvis.


The documentary gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at Presley’s Vegas stint with never-before-seen footage. Tickets to the documentary are available now on Fandango. Pricing varies depending on your location and chosen theater. The film’s soundtrack features a combination of updated remixes of signature live recordings alongside new remixes and medleys of classic songs from Presley, including Jamieson Shaw remixes of “In the Ghetto” and “Love Me” and a PNAU remix of “Don’t Fly Away.”

Luhrmann is quite familiar with the life and work of Presley. Back in 2022, the director released a biopic titled Elvis, starring Austin Butler as Presley and Tom Hanks as his infamous manager and tour promoter, Colonel Tom Parker. The biopic dove into Presley’s early life, sharing the star’s rise to fame and the little-known inspiration he took from African American artists like Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup and Big Mama Thornton that directly inspired his work, a la “Hound Dog,” going forward.

According to a release, during the making of his 2022 biopic, Luhrmann and his team found a treasure trove of long-hidden film negatives and footage in the Warner Brothers vault from the Elvis docs Elvis: The Way It Is from 1970 and Elvis On Tour from 1972 in addition to never-before-seen 8mm footage and never-before-heard audio of Elvis musing about his life. All of this inspired Luhrmann to self-fund and create this documentary.

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Will KATSEYE ever be a six-person group again? That’s what fans are desperately trying to find out ever since it was announced that group member Manon she would be taking a hiatus to “focus on her mental health and wellbeing.”

Manon’s (as of now) temporary departure from KATSEYE has led to an outpouring of support from fans and celebrities online, as well as more questions about the Grammy-nominated group’s future. Manon’s hiatus has also led to surge in new interest for KATSEYE collectibles online, as fans buy up merch that includes all six members together — possibly for the last time.

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Amazon’s No. 1 bestselling product in its “entertainment collectibles” category right now is this $10 set of KATSEYE photocards, which features 92 full-color images of the girls printed on durable cardstock and presented in a gift box. Amazon says it has sold hundreds of these KATSEYE photocard sets in the last week alone.

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The set contains both individual photos as well as group photos. You can also find a set with a mix of photocards and stickers here.


This is fan-made merch, of course, and not an official KATSEYE or HYBE release, but it’s clear EYEKONS are jumping at the chance to snag a collectible that includes all six of the members. While Manon and KATSEYE have not commented on her future with the group, many are speculating that she may not return. If that’s the case, this could be one of the last merch releases that has all six members together.


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More than 1,000 people, meantime, have added this KATSEYE sticker set below to their cart in the last few weeks alone, per Amazon.


The set includes more than 100 vinyl stickers inspired by photos of the group, their lyrics and album motifs. The waterproof stickers or decals are great for decorating your notebooks, laptops, water bottles, phone case and more.

Elsewhere online, fans are rallying behind Manon by giving the singer her own merch. Etsy sellers have this vintage-inspired T-shirt available for sale, featuring Manon in five cover-worthy poses and her name in bold block letters.

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We also spotted this Manon T-shirt which features a painting of the singer said to be inspired by KATSEYE debut EP, SIS (Soft Is Strong). Per the Etsy seller, this T-shirt features a “beautiful digital oil painting-style portrait of the KATSEYE star” and “captures her iconic visual with a trendy twist—complete with the signature denim dress and Tabi boots.”

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As for the music? It’s not clear what Manon’s plans are beyond taking time off for herself, but if she is indeed moving on from KATSEYE, at least the singer has two well-received albums to be proud of. SIS and Beautiful Chaos are sure to become collector’s’ editions if Manon takes an extended — or permanent — hiatus, though fans are no doubt hoping the singer and dancer will return to the group soon.

For more on KATSEYE, you can see photos and picks from their viral GAP campaign here and shop their high-fashion SSENSE photoshoot here.

Neil Sedaka, the legendary singer known for hits such as the Billboard Hot 100 No. 1s “Bad Blood,” “Breaking Up Is Hard to Do” and “Laughter in the Rain” died, his rep confirmed.

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“Our family is devastated by the sudden passing of our beloved husband, father and grandfather, Neil Sedaka,” a family statement shared with Variety said. “A true rock n’ roll legend, an inspiration to millions, but most importantly, at least to those of us who were lucky enough to know him, an incredible human being who will be deeply missed.”

The news comes after TMZ reported earlier in the day that the Grammy-nominated musician had been rushed to a Los Angeles hospital, with a family source telling the outlet that Sedaka was feeling unwell in the morning.

The singer-songwriter — who was born March 13, 1939, in Brooklyn, N.Y. — began his career while he was still a teen in the 1950s, becoming one of the world’s first teen pop stars. He would go on to form The Tokens, a doo-wop group, before meeting his neighbor Howard Greenfield, who would become his songwriting partner. According to Sedaka’s biography, their partnership would go on to sell 40 million records in just the four years between 1959 and 1964.

During his career as a recording artist, Sedaka landed the previously mentioned three No. 1s on the Hot 100. In all, he had 30 songs reach the chart, with nine of them becoming top 10 hits. Eleven of his albums made the all-genre Billboard 200, with 1975’s The Hungry Years reaching No. 16 — his peak on the chart — in December the year it was released. He debuted a total of 11 albums on the tally.

In April 2024, Sedaka partnered with Primary Wave to acquire a stake to the masters and publishing rights of his catalog. As Billboard exclusively reported at the time, the deal included his entire catalog — encompassing everything he wrote, performed and penned for others.

In addition to his five Grammy nods, Sedaka was also celebrated and recognized for his work throughout his career. He was inducted into the Songwriter’s Hall of Fame, has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, received the Sammy Cahn Lifetime Achievement Award and Special International Award from The Ivors, and more.

Sedaka also made many TV appearances. He was one of Saturday Night Live‘s first musical guests, and also appeared as a guest judge on American Idol when it was still on Fox.

The celebrated musician is survived by his wife, Leba — whom he married in 1962 — daughter Dara, son Marc, and three grandchildren.


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While we love all Pokémon, it’s hard not to have a soft spot for Pikachu.

The electric-type Pokémon is extremely important to the franchise. Pal to Ash Ketchum and trainers everywhere, Pikachu is getting his flowers this Pokémon Day, Feb. 27, with a special collaboration from MAISON de SABRÉ. The designer accessory brand dropped a collection of ultra-adorable bags, bag charms and wallets in celebration of the pocket monster and Pokémon’s 30th anniversary.

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The Pikachu-centric collection is live now on the brand’s website, along with Bloomingdales, Nordstrom, Farfetch, FWRD, Saks Fifth Avenue and Revolve. You’ve got six pieces total, all created with high-quality full-grain DriTan™ European leather and Pikachu motifs throughout. One of our favorites is The Medium Palais bag retailing for $779, a tan leather medium-sized bag with tons of personality. We’d consider this piece an everyday bag because it is roomy enough to hold all your essentials, (keys, phone, wallet etc.) but managable enough where you don’t feel like you’re lugging a brick on your shoulder. What’s better? It also doubles as a crossbody bag.

The front of the bag is affixed with a little embossed Pikachu motif laid out sleeping with little footprints in its wake. There’s also a hang tag adorned with an image of Pikachu’s iconic zig-zag tail. The bag’s interior is a butter yellow, and features a zip-up pocket to keep your bag organized. The zipper closure on the inside is a Pikachu tail, yet another cute addition.

We are also pretty obsessed with the three bag charms available in the collection, an extremely on-trend addition. The standard Pikachu bag charm retails for $89, while the other, a bag charm that doubles as a coin purse, retails for $149.00. The third is a Poké Ball bag charm, also available for $89 that zips up. Every bag charm can be attached to your bags, adding visual interest to an otherwise boring tote, or you can attach these to your keys. While bag charms have run their course, we still think that they’re an ingenious addition to any bag, trend or not.

“Pokémon has always been about connection and companionship,” says Creative Director and Co-Founder of MAISON de SABRÉ Omar Sabré. “We wanted the customer to feel like the trainer -carrying Pikachu through their day – while translating the character through craftsmanship.”

Earlier this year, Pokémon celebrated their 30th anniversary with a “What’s Your Favorite?” Super Bowl LX AD. The campaign featured artists Lady Gaga, BLACKPINK’s Jisoo and rapper Young Miko. The stars shared their favorite Pokémon, Jigglypuff, Eevee and Gengar respectively.

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This Pikachu-inspired bag also doubles as a crossbody. It is made of high-quality durable DriTan™ European leather.


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This is a leather bag charm of Pikachu that doubles as a nifty coin purse. Pikachu is sleeping soundly on the outside while the interior is roomy enough to store loose change or a lip balm.


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Our favorite detail from this wallet is the lightning bolt zipper, a nod to Pikachu’s electric powers. You’ve also got a tiny Poké Ball motif on the corner of the wallet.


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MAISON de SABRÉ The SABRÉMOJI Pokémon Charm

This is one of three Pikachu SABRÉMOJI bag charms, all flashing different faces. The bag charm is made of leather and can be attached to your bag or keys.


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MAISON de SABRÉ The SABRÉMOJI Pokémon Charm Poké Ball

This is the only SABRÉMOJI bag charm in the shape of a Poké Ball, the balls that you throw to catch a Pokémon. The bag charm is leather, like the others, and has gold hardware.


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MAISON de SABRÉ Pikachu Small Leather Bifold Wallet

This is a bifold wallet, unlike the trifold in the collection, meaning it folds in half. This is a standard wallet silhouette but with Pikachu motifs throughout.


This week in dance music: Diplo & Major Lazer played an eight-minute medley of hits including “Lean On,” “Watch Out For This (Bumaye)” and “Light It Up” during their performance at the Closing Ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics In Milan.

PinkPantheress made history as the first women to ever win the Producer of the year prize at the 2026 BRIT Awards, Outkast reached a settlement to end a lawsuit against the dance duo calling itself ATLiens, the same name as the hip-hop duo’s 1996 album, Dom Dolla played unreleased music during a show at Sydney Stadium in his native Australia and fellow Aussie Vassy released her latest track “On Me,” telling Billboard that “I’ve always wanted to bring disco back, but in a cool house-dance way.”

Speaking of unreleased music: Fred again.. created yet another big time hype moment when he dropped an unreleased song from Harry Styles’ forthcoming album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally during his Feb. 26 show at London’s Alexandra Palace. He then somehow topped even that moment when announcing this his special guest for his Feb. 27 Alexandra Palace show would be Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter. The performance will be the final show of Fred’s tour behind USB002.

Meanwhile, HARD Summer released a lineup including Knock2 b2b Zedd, DJ Snake, Kali Uchis, Mau P and Charlotte de Witte for its August event in Los Angeles and Femme House announced all the nominees for its 2026 Femmy Awards, which will be presented next month during Miami Music Week.

And last but not least, these are the best new dance tracks of the week.

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This week’s new releases herald the return of a 16-time Grammy winner with his first new solo album in a decade, as well as five fresh tracks from one of the biggest K-pop groups on the planet. Bruno Mars leads the pack with The Romantic, his long-awaited follow-up to 2016’s 24K Magic.

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The soul-soaked nine-track album features Mars’ slinky single “I Just Might” — which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 — and features the smooth bossa nova “Cha Cha Cha” and slow dance R&B jams “God Was Showing Off” and “Why You Wanna Fight?”

Also returning from a slightly shorter hiatus is BLACKPINK, the K-pop supergroup featuring breakout solo stars JISOOJENNIEROSÉ and LISA. The quartet is back with the mostly English-language five-track mini EP, DEADLINE, which features the high-energy, Diplo-assisted first single “Jump,” as well as the equally banging new single, “Go,” which has a coˆwriting credit from Coldplay singer Chris Martin.

Other new releases this week include British crooner RAYE’s towering power ballad “Nightingale Lane,” which drips with heartache and a soul-stirring vocal that somehow makes it all feel like it will be just fine. The second single from the singer’s upcoming sophomore album, This Music May Contain Hope, is the follow-up to her global smash “Where Is My Husband!,” which peaked at No. 13 on the Hot 100.

Make sure to also check out pop-rocker Towa Bird’s grungy power blast single “Gentleman,” British singer Elmiene’s two-pack of new songs from his upcoming album, Sounds for Someone, the silky slow jam “Honour” and the midtempo plea for just one shot “I Want In,” and Belgian pop singer Angèle’s pulsing team-up with French dance duo Justice, the funky bilingual track “What You Want.”

Which new release this week is your favorite? Vote — or share your own pick — in Billboard‘s New Music Friday poll below:


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