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To: Fiji Hill
Amazingly, her 1962 recording Pretty Little Baby, which was a miss at the time of its release, became a huge hit via Tik Tok in 2025. When told that her song went viral, she didn't know what that meant, so the 21st century term "viral" had to be explained to her.
6 posted on 07/17/2025 7:02:01 AM PDT by Fiji Hill
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wiki-——In late June 2025, Francis revealed she had been experiencing pelvic pain on her right side and was advised that it was due to a fracture. She noted that she would need to rely on her wheelchair longer than anticipated while recovering. She was hospitalized in Florida on July 2 due to a recurrence of extreme pain. She underwent a series of tests and examinations while in intensive care, and was later transferred to a private room. In a Facebook post, she speculated that her symptoms might be related to the fracture.[60] On July 4, she reported feeling much better after a good night. Francis died on July 16, 2025, aged 87, with her death confirmed by longtime friend Ron Roberts the following day.[61]


8 posted on 07/17/2025 7:05:36 AM PDT by Liz (')
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To: Fiji Hill
21st century term "viral"

slang

The language is being destroyed.

19 posted on 07/17/2025 7:39:36 AM PDT by GingisK
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To: Fiji Hill

Pretty Little Baby was recorded in 1961 and released on an album in 1962 but was not released as a single until May 16, 2025. Within 2 weeks of its 2025 release, it already had 10 billion plays on TikTok alone.


24 posted on 07/17/2025 8:22:35 AM PDT by UnwashedPeasant (The pandemic we suffer from is not COVID. It is Marxist Democrat Leftism. )
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