Claims extracted
22
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
5%
1 of 22 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
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John Legend has partnered with housing payment platform Bilt to cover rent for 50 students on October Rent Day®.
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Legend → partner → Day
The EGOT winner personally chose four different schools — Morehouse, Central State, Wilberforce and the singer’s alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania — to help students pay their rent.
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students → choose → rent
The partnership comes ahead of the release of Legend’s 11th studio album, “Muse,” which is co-written and produced by Grammy winner Pharrell Williams.
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which → come → Williams
The album will be released on Oct. 23.
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album → release → Oct.
October’s Rent Day® program collaborates closely with the upcoming album release, offering exclusive opportunities for Bilt members to enjoy.
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members → collaborate → opportunities
Members have a chance to win free rent through Rent Free™, purchase a member-exclusive “Muse” vinyl with custom cover art, enter to attend a private John Legend show in San Francisco on Oct. 21, or donate Bilt points to Scholarship America, which is a cause very dear to Legend.
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which → have → Legend
Bilt members can pre-order the limited-edition “Muse” vinyl beginning today, while supplies last.
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supplies → pre → vinyl
“John’s music has been the soundtrack to the pivotal moments of so many people’s lives: falling in love, moving in together and exploring a neighborhood, getting married, and coming home,” Bilt Founder and CEO, Ankur Jain, shared.
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music → fall → neighborhood
“It feels right to build this Rent Day around him and around Muse,” Jain continued.
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Jain → feel → Muse
“It feels even more right that in the same month members can win rent and pre-order the album, they can also turn their Bilt Points into scholarships for students who wouldn’t otherwise be able to afford college.”
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who → feel → college
Legend discussed his college experience during the announcement, sharing, “I lived on the quad [at Penn] my freshman year, and then I lived off-campus the remaining three years.
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I → discuss → campus
So, I was paying my own rent, had a work-study job, and I had a job at a church.”
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I → pay → church
“I was hustling, and I was doing it so I could pay my rent, so I know what it feels like to be in that position where you’ve got to figure out how to do it yourself.
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you → hustle → it
I’m sure a lot of kids in school right now are in that same position.”
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lot → ’m → position
I know what it meant for me to be able to go to college and get a great education; it set me up for life,” The 13-time Grammy winner shared.
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winner → know → life
Legend discussed how he is partnering with Scholarship America to launch a Rent Assistance Program for students.
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he → discuss → students
“[Many of] these students are at risk of eviction and they need our help.
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they → need → help
Together with Bilt, we’re going to help cover off-campus housing costs,” the singer explained.
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singer → go → costs
“Muse” releases on Oct. 23.
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Muse → release → Oct.
“Fireflies” is available Friday, alongside lead single “Daylight,” which dropped on Sept. 8.
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which → drop → Sept.
Conversation
Your voice matters.
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voice → matter → ?
Discussions are moderated for civility.
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Discussions → moderate → civility
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