Controversy continues regarding the song “Ghazali”, whose “disbelief” was deleted from YouTube, after it was released by Moroccan singer Donia Batma a few days ago, during which she was criticized and accused of stealing it from the Algerian heritage, specifically from its owner, “Rai” artist Moh Milano.
Milano appeared in a video clip through his account on “Tik Tok”, stressing that the song belongs to him and is originally from the Algerian heritage, indicating that the company that owns the rights to the song was the one who deleted it from “YouTube” and not Dunya Batma, as the latter claimed.
And Batma had claimed in a message to her via “Al-Asturi” on her Instagram account that she was the one who deleted “Kafr” from the song “Ghazali” and said: “Concerning Cover Ghazali, I have a neighbour. After Haito Bash, the breadth of the Moroccan song remains. It has priority to be alone, so my channel.
And she continued: “But I like the song “Ghazali” with my voice. I will download it to you from Instagram, and enjoy my love, I love you.”
Many followers had commented that the song “Ghazali” belongs to the Algerian artist Moh Milano, before Donia Butma published a video clip of the song on her account on “Instagram”, commenting: “You all like my voice in the color of the opinion. I have a surprise for you. Cover Ghazali and I asked for it. I have a large number of audience with my vote now on my channel.
The Bahraini producer, Muhammad Al-Turk, responded to the accusations against him, that he was the reason behind deleting the song “blasphemy” from YouTube, and commented in a live broadcast on Instagram: “I have received messages from you accusing me, and blaming me, I do not know what is happening, only to discover that the artist released a song and it was deleted.” From a second channel, and they say that I am the reason, I just want to clarify some things, business management requires study and awareness of some basics before doing something, by virtue of the fact that I own the channel of anyone who puts out a song for my channel or holds my rights, I will have the right to delete it, unless I A professional person, and I asked permission from the owner of the song.
Al-Turk added, “You are taking this step to protect yourself, that is, to protect your name, in addition to your money, and to embody a good image in front of the public.”
And he stated: “With regard to my channel, all the videos in it, whether of the artist or other artists, have copyrights, which means they are documented and no one can delete them, and of course I benefit from all the existing songs, but if you accuse me of deleting the song, I do not multiply you. There are only two daughters between the past, and it is enough that you deprived me of them.”
Donia Butma’s ex-husband concluded his speech by saying: “Do not put yourselves in stupid situations and blame others for your mistakes. Learn how to work first.”
