Lost Ones: 15 Things We Bet You Didn’t Know About Lauryn Hill’s Struggle - Page 10
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Meg Butler
Highway Robbery
In 2004, Lauryn released the song “Social Drugs” and charged visitors of her website $15 to view the video three times before their viewing privileges expired. She also sold autographed posters and Polaroids on her site for around $500+ a pop.
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