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[edit] Summary

Description: A promotional shot of The Lost Boyz. From left to right: Freaky Tah, Pretty Lou, Mr. Cheeks, and DJ Spigg Nice.

Source: http://www.statenews.com/editionssummer97/071497/boyz.jpg

[edit] Fair use rationale for The Lost Boyz

• No free images can be taken because the group broke up in 1998 and Freaky Tah was murdered in 1999.
• Its use here does not replace the original market role of the image.
• The image is low resolution.
• The image has been previously published.
• The image meets general Wikipedia content requirements.
• The image meets Wikipedia's image use policy.
• The image is only used in the said article.
• The image contributes significantly by providing a visual reference for the four members.
• The image is used in the article namespace.

[edit] Licensing

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