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Scotty Mccreery's Legacy
Legacy is your mark on history, and the legacy of Scotty McCreery is found both in his music and in his personal accomplishment. His biggest mark on history was probably his top finish in season ten of American Idol. Though his legacy is much more that that, his personality, accomplishments, and beliefs, can all be found throughout his music. His legacy is his music, it is unique from other country music, and it also had a big role in Scotty McCreery’s life path. Without music he would be an average person with a normal life. His music is what gives him his legacy.
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