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Salutations! I have seen that there have been excessive in-line citations that can be found in some claims in the article (about "The Light" being the debut single of BGYO, accolades received by the official music video, the number of streams that the song surpassed in Spotify, and other claims about the music video), see the previous revision of the article by clicking here. What I did now, using the citation merging technique, all lines with excessive amount of citations are now grouped, depending the claim you are supporting it with. As a result, reading the article is now way smooth than how previous revision did. You can also see another example of this technique at Levitating. Hope this technique was found useful.
