Binz and rappers suddenly remove a series of 'partying' MVs

Several music products by rappers Binz, Soobin, and Rhymastic have disappeared from YouTube after cultural management agencies requested to rectify and handle musical activities that show signs of cultural deviation.

Rapper Binz proactively deleted 4 MVs with millions of views from his YouTube channel.

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Strange moves from Binz, Soobin, Rhymastic

On October 28, netizens were in an uproar when a series of rapper Binz's old MVs such as They said, Krazy, Thoi anh khong choi dau, Nguyen team di vat het suddenly disappeared from his official YouTube channel. When searching, the original MVs were no longer displayed, while Binz's YouTube channel was still operating normally.

These are all products that have reached millions of views, contributing to building Binz's "bad boy" image at one time. At the same time, the MV Luat Anh by singer Soobin and the songs Ve Khoi, SS Swag, Chua Tung Cheer Ly by rapper Rhymastic are no longer available on the official YouTube channel.

These songs were previously mentioned by the online community because many lyrics were said to refer to stimulants, were offensive, and were not suitable for public morality.

Speaking with Thanh Nien , SS Label - the management company of Binz, Soobin, Rhymastic confirmed that this unit proactively deleted some MVs of the singers. "Based on closely monitoring the new policies of cultural management agencies, we have proactively reviewed and adjusted the song catalog to ensure it is consistent with the company's current orientation. In the coming time, SSL will continue to build and develop a music product system in its own language to spread positive messages, contributing to promoting the healthy and civilized development of Vietnamese culture," the company said.

Some products by Soobin (left) and Rhymastic have also been removed from the YouTube channel by the company.

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Previously, the Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Department of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee sent an official dispatch to cultural management agencies, requesting guidance and rectification of musical activities that showed signs of cultural deviation, receiving great consensus from public opinion.

According to the document, recently, many songs have been released, performed and spread on social networks using offensive and vulgar language, using impure Vietnamese language, even turning music into a place to vent anger, criticize and attack each other, distorting aesthetic values, and going against good customs. A series of singers and rappers have been named for having songs that "deviate cultural standards".

On October 27, the Department of Performing Arts and the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information (Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism) also had a working session on a plan to rectify and strictly handle the recent situation of many songs with offensive lyrics and cultural deviations being spread on social networks.

Director of the Department of Performing Arts Nguyen Xuan Bac affirmed that he will resolutely require units to strictly handle musical activities that deviate from standards, have offensive lyrics, inappropriate dress, and do not ensure good customs and education .

Meanwhile, Director of the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information Le Quang Tu Do mentioned two guiding viewpoints that have been thoroughly implemented by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. That is to strictly rectify and restore order in cyberspace, not allowing offensive and deviant products to spread, causing negative impacts on the community, especially the youth. The Ministry also emphasized that artists and key opinion leaders (KOLs) need to be clearly aware of their role as role models. This is a group of people that has a strong impact on the public, so they must demonstrate standards in behavior, statements and creative products.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/binz-va-cac-rapper-bat-ngo-go-loat-mv-an-choi-185251028220748972.htm