Binz's music video with millions of views disappears.

Many of the rapper's music videos, such as "Krazy," "They Said," and "I'm Not Playing Anymore," have disappeared from YouTube amidst a period when many Vietnamese songs are being criticized for having offensive lyrics.

On October 28th, social media was abuzz with news that Binz's music videos, including "Krazy , " "They Said," and "Thôi anh không chơi đâu, " had "disappeared" from YouTube. Searches revealed that the official versions of these videos were nowhere to be found. Prior to this, netizens had criticized these music videos for allegedly containing offensive lyrics.

Krazy witnessed the collaboration between Binz, Andree, Touliver, and EVY. The lyrics included lines like: " If you like something different, I'll change my flow / If you like getting high, I have enough weed ," or " I'm an addict, you're the stimulant / Tonight history will record it like the Battle of Chibi / Oh my dear, don't make me suffer / I just want your feet on my neck "...

Many of Binz's popular music videos have disappeared from his YouTube channel.

In They Said , Binz also raps: " The way I rap is jerky, just like the way I speak / I heard that's because there are stimulants in the smoke."

Currently, Binz's YouTube channel is still functioning normally. Besides the three music videos mentioned above, other hits by Binz such as BigCityBoi , Hit Me Up... are still displayed.

Previously, many Vietnamese rap songs were criticized by authorities for their inappropriate content. On October 24th, the Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Department of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee sent a document to the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Culture and Sports, the Ho Chi Minh City Music Association, and members of the Council for Literary and Artistic Theory and Criticism, requesting guidance and correction of musical activities exhibiting cultural deviations.

On October 27th, the Department of Performing Arts and the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information (Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism) held a meeting regarding the issue of Vietnamese artists performing offensive songs that violate traditional customs and morals.

People's Artist Xuan Bac, Director of the Department of Performing Arts, affirmed: "Art is life, the stage is life, but that life must be filtered to become art. A work of art must fulfill aesthetic and educational functions, conveying positive humanistic values. Offensive expressions in lyrics, costumes, language... that go against traditional customs and morals must be severely punished."

Source: https://znews.vn/mv-trieu-view-cua-binz-bien-mat-post1597817.html