After the outburst of the singer, the platform has spoken and denied the rumors of censorship; understand the dispute
YouTube decided to speak out after being accused of favoring straight artists over LGBTQIA + artists on its platform.
The statement came after Pabllo Vittar made a rant about the release of the video for the song “Bandida”, featuring Pocah, in November last year. The singer informed that at the time she had to change the name of the hit to be accepted by the platform, which did not happen with Zé Felipe, who released “Bandido”, being accepted without any problem.
In a note sent to Notícias by TV, the Google video platform said it was in contact with the artist’s team to resolve the situation. “YouTube Brasil makes it clear that there has never been any indication from the platform regarding the addition of an asterisk in the title of the music video Bandida, by singer Pabllo Vittar. The aforementioned work by the singer also has a very good performance on the platform, with more than 71 million views “, explains the release, informing that it is” in contact with the singer’s team to clarify what happened and other doubts “.
This Monday 4, in SBT’s “Fofocalizando” program, journalist Gaby Cabrini said that Pabllo’s team will meet with the platform on Tuesday 5, in order to solve the case.
Controversy with Zé Felipe’s mother
After Pabllo Vittar’s outburst, Poliana Rocha was questioned on the subject on her social networks and Zé Felipe’s mother blocked the artist. “Out of admiration or envy, someone will always have something to say about you. Either way, keep making your plans as they speak,” she wrote.
The comment did not satisfy the singer’s fans, who began to criticize the position of Leonardo’s wife. After seeing the repercussion, Poliana apologized. “I am very distressed at heart, so I am passing through. I ended up answering a question and I think I have lost a lot of interpretation of the text on my part. I am here humbly to apologize […]”said the influencer.
Source: Terra
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