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In 1978, the band Earth, Wind & Fire blessed the world with their iconic hit "September." Who could really forget the lyric, "Do you remember the 21st night of September?"

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Today the internet pays homage to the song’s opening line, dubbing September 21 as Earth, Wind & Fire Day.

If there's one fan who's reallygetting into the sprit, it's Demi Adejuyigbe, who made a video in tribute:

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Mark your calendars, pop in your cassette tapes, and boogie.

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