YouTube Removes Saâd Lamjarred’s Hit Duet "Ensay" Over Copyright Claim

5 November 2019 – byBladi.net · 1 min read

Saâd Lamjarred is not at the end of his troubles! Just as he had recovered one of his hit clips, "Salam", which had been suspended on YouTube, it is now the turn of "Ensay", a duet with Mohamed Ramadan, to suffer this Monday the sanction of this Google platform.

In record time, "Ensay" reached 170 million views on YouTube! A score that reflects the success of this featuring by Saâd Lamjarred and Mohamed Ramadan. However, since this Monday, the fans of the two artists note with regret the disappearance of the clip, reports H24Info.

According to the YouTube managers, a channel called "Lucky light movie music" had claimed the copyrights. Faced with this new situation which occurs only a few days after the previous one also linked to a copyright issue, Saâd Lamjarred and his entire staff cannot remain indifferent, especially given the huge success the clip is currently enjoying.

It should be recalled that last week, the artist had experienced the same problem. Hicham Telmoudi, a Moroccan violinist from Marrakech, had complained to YouTube about Saâd Lamjarred’s use of an Amazigh refrain in his latest clip, "Salam".

After the suspension of this video, Saâd had to finally manage this situation with the owner of the title to acquire the rights to use his refrain, specifies the same source.

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