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We surveyed 100 students about their preferences for the upcoming music video showcase. 50% said they wanted to see popular new songs from the top 40 charts. 25% hoped for a mix of genres including pop, rock, and rap. The other 25% voted for classic rock videos from bands like The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Pink Floyd.
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