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Cher lost millions from chart-topping single 'Believe' after 'stupid' error - Vimarsana News

Cher lost millions from chart-topping single 'Believe' after 'stupid' error

Music legend Cher admitted she lost millions from her chart-topping single 'Believe' after making a "stupid" error.The music icon released the electro-pop tune back in 1998, and it topped the charts in over 23 countries, and sold over ...

Career mistake that cost Cher at least $150,000: 'I was so stupid' - Vimarsana News

Career mistake that cost Cher at least $150,000: 'I was so stupid'

Cher said in a new interview that she didn’t ask for a songwriting credit on her hit single “Believe,” despite penning one of the song’s most notable lyrics.

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Cher says this career mistake cost her 'a lot of money': 'I was so stupid' – NBC Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Cher says this career mistake cost her 'a lot of money': 'I was so stupid' – NBC Los Angeles

Cher said in a new interview that she didn’t ask for a songwriting credit on her hit single “Believe,” despite penning one of the song’s most notable...

Cher lost millions in income from hit single Believe after huge error - Vimarsana News

Cher lost millions in income from hit single Believe after huge error

Cher has revealed her biggest regret over 1998 hit single Believe as she promotes new festive album Christmas.

Cher admits she lost millions from chart-topping single Believe after 'stupid' error - Vimarsana News

Cher admits she lost millions from chart-topping single Believe after 'stupid' error

Cher released her single Believe back in 1998, and the huge track went on to sell more than 11 million copies worldwide, and topped the charts in more than 23 countries, including the UK