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Yonni
Yonni is a Los Angeles group that formed in 2016. The four members are A RoC, Rayen Justice, Eric Bellinger, and Leon Thomas. They had a viral hit in 2019...
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Yonni is a Los Angeles group that formed in 2016. The four members are A RoC, Rayen Justice, Eric Bellinger, and Leon Thomas. They had a viral hit in 2019 with the song 'Snapchat,' which features all of them.
That track got attention for its catchy rhythm and how it connected with listeners. The group used social media to help spread the song, which worked well for them.
There was some talk about parts of 'Snapchat' being copied from other work, but those claims didn't stick around. The group kept working together after that.
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