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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 1_5 | Utopia serves as the follow-up to Travis Scott's third studio album, "Astroworld" (2018), as well as "JackBoys" (2019), his compilation album that was released in collaboration with Cactus Jack. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 1_9 | All 19 songs from Utopia debuted in the "Billboard" Hot 100, making Travis Scott the 15th artist in the chart's history to log 100-plus career entries. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 2_0 | On July 8, 2020, Scott first revealed the title of the album when he posted a picture on Instagram with its name, which would later be revealed to be the title of Utopia. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 2_5 | In May 2021, record producer and audio engineer Mike Dean stated that Scott was recording music that was alike to that from his debut mixtape, "Owl Pharaoh" (2013), for Utopia. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 2_6 | In an interview with "Women's Wear Daily" in June, Scott described the sound of Utopia, stating that he is "in this new album mode where it's like psychedelic rock". | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 2_7 | In February 2023, Scott revealed at the 2023 NBA All-Star weekend event in Salt Lake City that Utopia would be released after Don Toliver, Sheck Wes, and SoFaygo, who are his artists signed to Cactus Jack Records, would release their respective projects. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 2_9 | On August 2, 2022, Scott announced a one-week-long residency in the Zouk Nightclub in Las Vegas, known as the "Road to Utopia" from September 17 to 24. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 2_15 | Shortly after, new "Utopia" billboards began to appear across Los Angeles featuring a clock and a lock that fans speculated at a July 21, 2023, release date. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 3_1 | Following the announcement, an insider told "Complex" that a release date for the album "Utopia" had not yet been confirmed. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 3_5 | On July 25, Scott tweeted out "Utopia"s release date of July 28, 2023, and revealed the trailer for "Circus Maximus," which would have an AMC Theatres premiere the night before "Utopia". | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 3_10 | On July 9, 2023, Scott announced a launch event for "Utopia" scheduled to be livestreamed from the Pyramids of Giza on July 28. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 4_0 | On July 26, Live Nation Middle East revealed that the launch party at the Pyramids of Giza would be canceled due to problems with the construction in the desert, to which Scott responded in a series of tweets that he was looking for a new date and would be hosting four more listening parties for "Utopia". | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 4_1 | The day of the release of the album "Utopia", Scott announced a concert in Pompeii, Italy, coming soon. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 4_7 | In August 2021, Scott signed a picture deal with A24 and teased his own film based on the album "Utopia". | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 4_8 | On August 6, 2022, Scott performed at the O2 Arena in London that weekend, where he performed the song "God's Country", which was Kanye West's song that was originally supposed to appear on his tenth studio album, "Donda" (2021), but it is speculated that West had given the song to Scott for him to use for "Utopia". | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 4_10 | Later that month, the songs "Gold Blackberry" and an early version of "Til Further Notice" leaked on May 11, 2023, with the instrumental for Gold Blackberry previously used for the Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low Reverse collaboration ad and later for a Nike Attack collaboration advertisement, but Gold Blackberry did not... | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 4_12 | "Delresto (Echoes)", a collaboration with American singer Beyoncé, was released through her imprint Parkwood Entertainment as the second single from the album "Utopia" alongside its release July 28, 2023. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 4_13 | "Meltdown", featuring Canadian rapper Drake, was also released as a single alongside the album "Utopia" and debuted at number three on the "Billboard" Hot 100. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 4_14 | "Fein", the album "Utopia"'s eighth track, a collaboration with American rapper Playboi Carti debuted at number five on the Hot 100, while the album "Utopia"'s tenth track "I Know ?" debuted at number 11. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 5_2 | At Metacritic, which assigns a rating out of 100 to reviews from professional publications, the album "Utopia" received a weighted average score of 67, based on 13 reviews. | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 5_6 | Robin Murray of "Clash" gave "Utopia" a score of 9 out of 10, appreciating it for "its daring, bravado, and continual rule-breaking", writing that "Utopia" isn't built through boasts – there's a sense of evolution, of a voice chafing against the barriers we erect in our lives". | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 5_7 | Ben Devlin of "MusicOMH" praised "Utopia", stating, "The Texan auteur might have had a bumpy start to the 2020s, but his fourth album sees him doing what he does best". | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 5_11 | Paul Attard of "Slant Magazine" remarked that "Utopia" "operates less as a cohesive body of work and more as a series of show-stopping set pieces" with "cluttered middle section where it slowly starts to feel as if Travis Scott has lost the thread within". | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 6_0 | Alphonse Pierre of "Pitchfork" described "Utopia" as "a shiny, empty spectacle loaded with pop superstars who rarely make an impact" and felt that its "global ambitions sacrifice that little bit of realness he had left" as Travis Scott waters down the cutting-edge sounds of the past and, in the process, flattens his So... | [
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album | Q100234970_Utopia | 6_1 | Nathan Evans of "NME" reflected on Kanye West's influence on "Utopia," writing that Travis Scott steps back into the gargantuan shadow of his mentor. | [
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album | Q100351980_Positions | 4_12 | The same week, Ariana Grande yielded three songs in the top ten of pop airplay chart; the title track of "Positions", "34+35" and "POV", making her the first artist to post three concurrent top ten hits in the survey's history. | [
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album | Q100351980_Positions | 5_1 | "Positions" received generally favorable reviews from music critics, most of whom agreed that Ariana Grande "does not break any new ground" with "Positions". | [
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album | Q100351980_Positions | 5_3 | Louise Bruton of "The Irish Times" labeled "Positions" a "big orgy of breathless R&B songs" that solidify Ariana Grande as one of pop music's leading voices, despite the scarcity of "bangers". | [
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album | Q100351980_Positions | 5_5 | "Pitchfork"s Dani Blum wrote that Ariana Grande is "both in love and scared of it" in "Positions", as she tries to heal herself in "new giddy romance"; Blum further noticed that "Positions" does not broaden Ariana Grande's sound "the way her past few albums have". | [
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album | Q100351980_Positions | 5_12 | Carl Wilson of "Slate" classified "Positions" as Ariana Grande's "most shamelessly sexed-up set" and "back-to-basics-plus album" with relaxed and familiar music, that turns "bedroom calisthenics" and "mundane" romance into "bubbly pop fodder", yet avowed that it feels trivial amidst her other projects. | [
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album | Q100351980_Positions | 6_2 | Naming "Positions" a misstep in Ariana Grande's career, "The Fader"s Shaad D'Souza denounced its conversational style of vocals, "low-effort" lyrics, and trend-chasing production. | [
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"triple_index": 6,
"subject_id": "Q100351980",
"subject_label": "Positions",
"predicate_id": "P1476",
"predicate_label": "title",
"object_id": "",
"object_label": "Positions"
},
{
"hop": 1,
"triple_index": 7,
"subject_id": "Q100351980",
"subject_label"... |
album | Q100795060_Songs_and_Instrumentals | 1_0 | Songs and Instrumentals (both stylized in all lowercase) are two studio albums by Adrianne Lenker, both released by 4AD on October 23, 2020. | [
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"subject_id": "Q100795060",
"subject_label": "Songs and Instrumentals",
"predicate_id": "P1476",
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},
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... |
album | Q100795060_Songs_and_Instrumentals | 3_9 | "
In her three-star review for "Mojo", Victoria Segal wrote that the albums "seem to have rolled away from the modern world entirely" and that Songs and Instrumentals felt more focused with Lenker's "sweet, freshly cut" vocals. | [
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}
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album | Q100926329_While_the_World_Was_Burning | 1_0 | *While the World Was Burning* is the third studio album by American rapper Saint Jhn. | [
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"subject_id": "Q100926329",
"subject_label": "While the World Was Burning",
"predicate_id": "P1476",
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"object_label": "While the World Was Burning"
},
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"subject_id... |
album | Q100926329_While_the_World_Was_Burning | 1_1 | *While the World Was Burning* was released on November 20, 2020, by Gødd Complexx under Hitco, and marketed digitally via ADA division of Warner Music Group. | [
{
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"subject_id": "Q100926329",
"subject_label": "While the World Was Burning",
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"object_id": "",
"object_label": "While the World Was Burning"
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album | Q100926329_While_the_World_Was_Burning | 1_6 | The title *While the World Was Burning* was inspired by the events that unfolded in 2020 such as the COVID-19 pandemic, the George Floyd protests, the 2020 US election, etc. | [
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"object_id": "",
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album | Q100926329_While_the_World_Was_Burning | 1_10 | West wanted him to come to Wyoming and record with him there and threw out the idea that he could executive produce *While the World Was Burning* with Rick Rubin. | [
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"object_id": "",
"object_label": "While the World Was Burning"
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album | Q100926329_While_the_World_Was_Burning | 1_15 | In mid September, Saint Jhn announced that his album *While the World Was Burning* would release on October 16. | [
{
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"subject_label": "While the World Was Burning",
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"object_label": "While the World Was Burning"
},
{
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"subject_id... |
album | Q100926329_While_the_World_Was_Burning | 2_0 | On October 26, Saint Jhn released the single "Sucks to Be You", and two days later, Saint Jhn released the cover art, release date, and track listing for the album "While the World Was Burning". | [
{
"hop": 1,
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"subject_id": "Q100926329",
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"object_id": "",
"object_label": "While the World Was Burning"
},
{
"hop": 1,
"triple_index": 2,
"subject_id... |
album | Q100926329_While_the_World_Was_Burning | 2_1 | On November 21, a day after the release of "While the World Was Burning", Saint Jhn said on Twitter that the album "While the World Was Burning" would be updated with some tweaks and changes and a song with Kanye West that did not make the cut. | [
{
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"triple_index": 1,
"subject_id": "Q100926329",
"subject_label": "While the World Was Burning",
"predicate_id": "P1476",
"predicate_label": "title",
"object_id": "",
"object_label": "While the World Was Burning"
},
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"subject_id... |
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COVERED-data
COVERED aligns Wikipedia sentences with Wikidata triples for benchmarking generative relation extraction. It is built with the WikiS2T framework.
Statistics
| Split | Sentences | Triples | Entities | Relations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| all | 2,382,570 | 4,863,548 | 307,146 | 1,139 |
| train | 1,909,789 | 3,898,094 | 245,716 | 1,106 |
| valid | 238,719 | 485,865 | 30,713 | 746 |
| test | 234,062 | 479,589 | 30,717 | 752 |
The split is done at the entity level and stratified by category (80/10/10, seed 42). All sentences of an entity are in the same split.
Categories
17 Wikidata categories (selected by P31 instance of): 12 general and 5 domain-specific, sorted by number of sentences.
| Category | Group | Entities | Sentences | Triples | Sentences per entity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| human | general | 27,919 | 1,068,288 | 2,099,478 | 38.26 |
| film | general | 27,119 | 281,062 | 679,600 | 10.36 |
| album | general | 25,163 | 176,853 | 378,261 | 7.03 |
| river | general | 28,082 | 151,683 | 314,948 | 5.40 |
| literary_work | general | 26,037 | 126,154 | 286,555 | 4.85 |
| business | general | 24,951 | 120,977 | 200,681 | 4.85 |
| building | general | 17,921 | 74,550 | 124,268 | 4.16 |
| taxon | domain-specific | 24,434 | 69,757 | 137,885 | 2.85 |
| organization | general | 18,053 | 63,992 | 100,237 | 3.54 |
| mountain | general | 24,953 | 63,734 | 141,636 | 2.55 |
| human_settlement | general | 25,247 | 46,661 | 107,502 | 1.85 |
| painting | general | 9,057 | 42,498 | 112,950 | 4.69 |
| street | general | 4,114 | 29,171 | 52,359 | 7.09 |
| chemical | domain-specific | 8,523 | 24,386 | 39,200 | 2.86 |
| gene | domain-specific | 9,443 | 22,341 | 52,554 | 2.37 |
| asteroid | domain-specific | 4,183 | 13,391 | 23,310 | 3.20 |
| star | domain-specific | 1,947 | 7,072 | 12,124 | 3.63 |
| All | 307,146 | 2,382,570 | 4,863,548 | 7.76 |
Format
One JSON object per line, one sentence per object.
{
"category": "album",
"entity": "Q100234970_Utopia",
"sentence_id": "1_0",
"sentence": "Utopia is the fourth studio album by American rapper Travis Scott.",
"triples": [
{"hop": 1, "triple_index": 11, "subject_id": "Q100234970", "subject_label": "Utopia",
"predicate_id": "P175", "predicate_label": "performer",
"object_id": "Q13605596", "object_label": "Travis Scott"},
{"hop": 2, "subject_id": "Q13605596", "subject_label": "Travis Scott",
"predicate_id": "P106", "predicate_label": "occupation",
"object_id": "Q2252262", "object_label": "rapper", "via_object_id": "Q13605596"}
]
}
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
category |
One of the 17 categories above |
entity |
Source entity, <QID>_<title> |
sentence_id |
Sentence index in the entity's article |
sentence |
Wikipedia sentence |
triples[].hop |
1: subject is the source entity. 2: subject is an entity object of a 1-hop triple aligned to this sentence |
triples[].subject_id, predicate_id, object_id |
Wikidata ids |
triples[].*_label |
English labels |
triples[].object_id |
Empty string for literal objects (dates, quantities, text); the literal value is in object_label |
triples[].via_object_id |
2-hop only: the entity through which the triple is reached |
License
The sentences come from Wikipedia and are released under CC BY-SA 4.0. Wikidata triples are CC0.
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