Fans of the rap star Nelly have been listening to his music online to help him pay a $2.4 million tax lien from the Internal Revenue Service.
Last week,
Streams of Nelly songs reportedly increased 90 percent in the past week in response to the campaign to relieve the rapper from his tax debts, but little impact is expected on his taxes.
Late night comedians Stephen Colbert and James Corden have both been offering the rapper some free advice for paying off his tax debts in their
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