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Johnny Gill Reveals Who He'd Battle On 'Verzuz' | The Michigan Chronicle

  • Dec 10, 2021
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Photo: Getty Images My, My, My! Johnny Gill has revealed who he'd want to go toe-to-toe, hit-for-hit within a Verzuz battle. The New Edition alum sat down with Roland Martin who asked the singer who he would want to see in a Verzuz showcase. At first, Johnny Gill name dropped the late Teddy Pendergrass but … Continued

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