Is 'Glee' the New Elvis, Really?

There's all this buzz that Glee has passed Elvis Presley for the most Hot 100 hits in history. But does this really put that two-year old show on the same level as the King of Rock 'n' Roll? Really?

                                      
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        Play It Again, Please: Grappling with Repeated Album Listens in the iPod Age
    
Sean McCarthy

        12 Jul 2010

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Is 'Glee' the New Elvis, Really?

There's all this buzz that Glee has passed Elvis Presley for the most Hot 100 hits in history. But does this really put that two-year old show on the same level as the King of Rock 'n' Roll? Really?

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