A brewing controversy has emerged between rapper Diana Cods and A Jay from Buruklyn Boyz after their hit song "Set It" was unexpectedly pulled down from YouTube. The track, which had garnered millions of views and enjoyed widespread popularity, was removed amid a dispute over royalties.
Diana Cods' Frustration
Diana Cods voiced her frustration on social media, accusing A Jay and his team of being behind the takedown. She suggested that the removal was a direct result of disagreements regarding how the revenue generated from the song would be shared. Cods revealed that A Jay’s team had initially agreed to take only 10 percent of the earnings but later caused complications with the song’s distributor, leading to the song's removal.
A Jay's Response
In response, A Jay did not directly address the accusation but hinted that the song’s revenue should be shared more equitably. However, he stopped short of confirming whether he or his team were responsible for the takedown. This lack of clarity has added fuel to the ongoing dispute.
Impact on Fans and the Song’s Success
The controversy has left fans disappointed, especially since "Set It" was performing exceptionally well and had become a viral hit. The sudden removal of the song at its peak has cast a shadow over what was once a celebration of success for both artists. Fans are now caught in the middle of the royalty dispute, unsure of what the future holds for the collaboration.
As the dispute continues, the fate of "Set It" remains uncertain, and the tension between Diana Cods and A Jay raises important questions about transparency and fairness in the music industry, particularly when it comes to sharing profits from successful projects.
