Fuck It (I Don't Want You Back)
Eamon
2004
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About Eamon
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Eamon is a singer and songwriter from Staten Island whose musical background combined doo-wop with hip-hop. His father sang in a doo-wop group, and Eamon listened to performers ranging from Frankie Lymon to Frank Sinatra. His breakthrough recording, Fuck It (I Don't Want You Back), gained early exposure through New York station Hot 97.
Artist background sources
Apple Music - Eamon biography
Licensed biography read for Staten Island, family musical background, named listening influences and radio exposure. No alleged relationship inspiration is carried into the catalog. | Retrieved 2026-10-19
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Retained annual-list context
Fuck It (I Don't Want You Back) by Eamon is included in the 2004 annual collection. The cited source identifies its annual or chart association. A documented songwriting inspiration has not been established for this record; this is chart context, not a creative-origin account.
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Billboard year-end 2004 table (Wikipedia transcription)
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Billboard year-end 2004 table (Wikipedia transcription)
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