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"They-Say Vision" is a song by American hip-hop singer Res, released as the second single from her debut studio album, How I Do (2001). A pop-rock song that was regarded as defying any genre-based radio format, the song's lyrics focus on nonconformity.

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rdfs:label	They-Say Vision (en)
rdfs:comment	"They-Say Vision" is a song by American hip-hop singer Res, released as the second single from her debut studio album, How I Do (2001). A pop-rock song that was regarded as defying any genre-based radio format, the song's lyrics focus on nonconformity. (en)
foaf:name	They-Say Vision (en)
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dct:subject	2002 singles Res songs American pop rock songs
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	How I Do VH1 2002 singles Entertainment Weekly Dance Club Songs Res songs MTV Mainstream Top 40 Pop rock Music journalism American pop rock songs Radio format Res (singer) Billboard charts Hip-hop Doc McKinney Phoebe Robinson Bubbling Under Hot 100 Music video Santi White
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album	How I Do
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genre	Pop rock (en)
prev title	Golden Boys (en)
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producer	Doc McKinney
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type	single (en)
writer	Doc McKinney Santi White (en) Res (en)
has abstract	"They-Say Vision" is a song by American hip-hop singer Res, released as the second single from her debut studio album, How I Do (2001). A pop-rock song that was regarded as defying any genre-based radio format, the song's lyrics focus on nonconformity. The single was commercially released in 2002, the year following the release of How I Do, and received praise from music critics both at the time and in retrospect. It became Res's first commercially successful single in the United States, entering four Billboard singles charts, and topping one of them, the Dance Club Songs chart, in May 2002. It also peaked within the top 40 of the Bubbling Under Hot 100 singles chart, an extension of the Hot 100, and the Mainstream Top 40 pop airplay chart. An accompanying music video went into rotation on MTV and VH1. The single's success was also partly credited with driving an increase in sales for How I Do almost a year after the record's release. (en)
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album	How I Do
performer	Res (singer)
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producer	Doc McKinney
auteur	Res (singer) Doc McKinney Santi White
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