Bimbo Ademoye’s Film “To Be a Friend” Pulled from YouTube Over Copyright Issues
Actress and filmmaker Bimbo Ademoye's movie "To Be a Friend" has been removed from YouTube due to copyright issues related to the sound content in the film. The movie, which also starred Uzor Arukwe, Deyemi Okanlawon, and Kunle Remi, had garnered nearly six million views before its removal.
Ademoye took to Instagram to share the news, expressing her sadness over the situation. She explained that despite following proper procedures, a music rights issue led to the takedown.
Ademoye appealed to her fans for support, urging them to watch, like, share, and subscribe to her channel. She reassured her followers that the movie will be back soon and encouraged them to continue supporting her.
The actress remains hopeful that the movie will reach its previous six million views with the help of her fans and faith in God.
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