Controversy Surrounding Darkoo’s Video Resolved

A recent controversy involving Darkoo, a UK-based Nigerian artist, and Peter Okoye, also known as Peter Psquare, a Nigerian musician, has come to an end. Darkoo’s video, which was taken down from YouTube, is now back up.

Background of the Controversy

The video in question was removed from YouTube due to a copyright claim filed by Peter Psquare. The claim alleged that Darkoo’s song infringed on the copyright of a song by Peter Psquare.

Darkoo’s Response

Darkoo took to social media to express her frustration and disappointment with the situation. She claimed that she had obtained the necessary permissions and licenses to use the sample in her song.

Peter Psquare’s Statement

Peter Psquare also released a statement, explaining that he had not authorized the use of his song in Darkoo’s video. He claimed that his team had attempted to reach out to Darkoo’s management, but they had not received a response.

Video Reinstated

After further investigation, YouTube has reinstated Darkoo’s video. The platform determined that the copyright claim filed by Peter Psquare was invalid, and that Darkoo had indeed obtained the necessary permissions to use the sample in her song.

Darkoo’s Reaction

Darkoo has expressed her relief and gratitude that her video has been reinstated. She has also apologized to Peter Psquare and his team for any misunderstanding or inconvenience caused.

The controversy surrounding Darkoo’s video has highlighted the importance of obtaining proper permissions and licenses when using copyrighted material. It has also demonstrated the need for clear communication and understanding between artists and their teams.