Arts & Culture
Controversial Tarimbo Video By Ethic Deleted From YouTube
Tarimbo video by the Ethic has finally been removed from YouTube for supposedly violating nudity and sexual content policy.
The song which was trending top in Kenya for a week had gathered about 800K+ YouTube views before it was deleted. It has attracted harsh criticism over its lyrics that appeared to objectify women and largely interpreted as encouraging sexual assault.
KFCB CEO Ezekiel Mutua who was amongst the first critics of the video that was fast gaining popularity was also amongst the first to celebrate the deletion. The office is suspected to have spirited the reporting of the video and eventual deletion.
Taking to his Twitter, the self proclaimed moral god applauded the action and even promised to have Citizen’s TV popular show 10/10 taken off air over explicit content.
Tarimbo is now totally deleted from @YouTube and the channel owner served first warning. After a third violation the channel will be totally deactivated. We thank Google for supporting our efforts to clean the digital space and make it safe for children. @InfoKfcb
— Dr. Ezekiel Mutua, MBS (@EzekielMutua) November 9, 2019
Soon such filth like 10/10 will be off air and those using such channels to corrupt the morals of our children will have their recompense here and in the life to come! @InfoKfcb
— Dr. Ezekiel Mutua, MBS (@EzekielMutua) November 9, 2019
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