Ndovu ni Kuu had garnered 3 million views before it was removed. Popular song Ndovu ni Kuu which has been taking over Kenyan airwaves since its release has been deleted from YouTube. The song which had garnered more than 3 million views was released by Krispah alongside Khaligraph Jones and Boutross. YouTube has explained that the song was deleted following a copyright claim by Dexta Briyanka a Kenyan dancehall, r&b and reggae singer. In a statement on Instagram, Briyanka claimed that the song had sampled one of his own jams. “I didn’t mean to be rude my people. Khaligraph and Kispah sampled my beat of the song V8 ndio wakaunda hakuna masomo KU wamekataa. “Nimeitoa YouTube because it is infringing my rights and also it has promoted violence in Kenyatta University. Hata mzazi halipi fee juu wanasema hakuna masomo KU. Lets meet in court if you have an issue,” the musician claimed. Lately, Kenyan musicians have been going at each other over copyright infringement claims, resulting in the removal of content from YouTube. According to the platform’s terms and conditions, Krispah is likely to lose revenue generated by the video so far. Copyright owners are the ones who decide whether…
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Ndovu ni Kuu song removed from YouTube
