Classified’s self-titled album No. 1 in Canada

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Posted Jan 31, 2013 09:48:06 AM.

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Canadian rap artist Classified’s self-titled album is No. 1 in Canada. Music reporter Rudy Blair spoke with the Juno Award-nominee about his long road to the top of the charts.

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