Duff McKagan discussed the backlash against Guns N' Roses lyrics from One In a Million and It's So Easy in May 2019.

And Aaliyah released her second studio album, One in a Million—one of dozens of breakthrough albums to be released that year, including those from the Fugees, Outkast and Lil’ Kim.

One thing that was conspicuously missing from what was billed as a 'Holy Grail' for fans of the Los Angeles hard rock band was the most controversial song they ever recorded, One In A Million.

Her iconic album “One in a Million” is now available on streaming platforms for the first time as of Friday, skyrocketing her into trending Twitter status two decades after her tragic d… ...

Aaliyah's album One in a Million is now available on various music streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and more, for the first time. The second album from the late R ...

How Aaliyah's 'One In a Million' was R&B dreaming its own future. By Kenneth Partridge The first voice heard on One In a Million, the subtly groundbreaking 1996 sophomore album by R&B singer ...

Guns N’ Roses have cut a song criticised as racist and homophobic from a reissue of their 1987 debut album Appetite for Destruction.

But on One In A Million – which celebrates its 20th anniversary this Saturday – Aaliyah jumped into her own glittering starship, blasting off into a previously uncharted galaxy.

Guns N' Roses are re-releasing a collection of their ground-breaking early work, but one song is missing, raising questions about viewing works of a previous era through a modern lens.