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Too Much Detail Kills the Vibe: Quantifying Lyrical Realism and Pop Music Virality
Pop music songwriters frequently deploy vivid real-world anchors, such as specific vehicle models and city names, to establish narrative realism. However, whether hyper-specific realism systematically drives commercial virality remains an unexamined empirical question. In this paper, we introduce an
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