Making more room on my Ipod

I have removed a bunch of thing on my ipods playlist but it does not seem to be making more space. What do I need to do to free up space.
thanks

Removing songs from a playlist doesn't free up space, playlists are just links to songs. They need to be deleted from the iPod's Music library: Deleting songs or playlists from your iPod

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