My iPod isn't turning on?

Hi, I have a fourth generation iPod touch, and up until now everything had been working perfectly fine. Earlier today, I charge my iPod, and then I unplugged it. A couple hours after that, I went to do something on the iPod but it wouldnt turn on when I pressed the power button or the home button. I also held down the power button but it still wouldn't turn on. I'm not sure what to do. Help? Thank you.

Try a Hard Reset. Hold BOTH buttons at least 15 sec or until the Apple logo lights.
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