Taking to his Instastories, Konde Boy lamented that it is not the first time his hit song has been pulled down from YouTube after gaining massive views.
He added that on multiple occasions after conducting investigations, his team would find out the one responsible for taking down his song was from Kenya.
“Hii sio mara ya kwanza !!! kutoa wimbo kipindi unaanza kuwa wa moto unashushwa youtube na mara kadhaa tukifuatilia unakuta mtuu anajitambulisha anatoka kenya what i know kenyans love & support konde boy so f*** much !!! day 1 siku zote tuko pamoja!! pray for,(It is not the first time my song has been pulled down from Youtube after hitting massive views and on several occasions after investigations we found out the one responsible is from Kenya,” Harmonize said.
Konde Boy released ‘Sherehe’ audio on July 19, 2024.
Harmonize further disclosed that in 2020 his song received a copyright strike from YouTube after a Kenyan producer Magix Enga claimed ownership.
“kama unakumbuka vizuri wakati natoa#uno 2020 ilishushwa na one of producer ambae inasemekana ni mkenya aliweza kuuaminisha mtandao wa youtube kuwa huo wimbo ni wake mpaka alipogundua sio sawa akaomba radhi hadharani !!!!(If you in 2020 my hit song Uno was pulled down after receiving a copyright strike from YouTube by one producer from Kenya who claimed the song was his )”Konde Boy revealed.
He assured his fans that his team was working on resolving the matter before the release of the video adding that there is nothing he can do to the culprit since he/she is still one of his biggest fans.
“sorry to all Kondegangs team inajitahidi kulishugulikia hili swala kabla ya video kutoka !!! nothing we can do to him I’m sure he is still a big fan na hichianachokifanya nakitafsiri kama upendo wa aina nyengine!!!(sorry to all Konde gangs team we will solve this copyright strike before the release of the video, there is nothing we can do to him, I’m sure he still my big fan and am going to solve the matter with love)” he said.
On November 20, 2019, Magix Enga reported Konde Boy’s song Uno after claiming that the singer sampled his beats.
