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Famous Birthdays 

A website I visit way too much.
Lets see what Famous Birthdays has for us today.

Famous Birthdays 

A website that was founded sometime in 2012.
Its database includes 243217 (?) celebrities (including some duplicates).
Sometime in December 2018, it started including tv shows, songs, etc. to its database.
One thing about famous birthdays is that they sometimes use the term "recordings" (exp. One of her/his/their most viewed YouTube/TikTok recordings is insert video title/caption, with over insert number of views) to refer to videos and "recording" (exp. insert genre music recording) for a song (as the word means a recorded broadcast or performance), instead of just "videos" and "song/single/track".
Its url is famousbirthdays.com.
Did you know Famous Birthdays just called Billie Eilish's song Your power a recording??
Yeah!! that is just annoying!

Famous Birthdays Hongjoong

kim hongjoong of ateez but he's on famous birthdays and he looks so bad. just look up hongjoong on famous birthdays and you'll see how terrible it is.
friend: "famous birthdays hongjoong"
me: *having nightmares for the rest of my life*
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