YouTube removes music videos inspired by crime
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| YouTube removes music videos inspired by crime |
YouTube has removed more than 30 violent music videos from the site as a senior policeman.
According to the International Broadcasting Agency, the video sharing website YouTube has removed more than 30 video clips from its website, indicating Metro Polynomic Police Commissioner Chris Dik. The police officer claimed that some of the music videos on YouTube are killing London and killing violent crimes, so they should be removed.
The YouTube administration says a senior policeman has taken over more than 60 music videos to protest violence, where the administration has overlined more than 30 videos when more videos were removed from step-by-step websites. Will be given, YouTube is set on its priorities to provide positive entertainment to the people.
Critics say that in some of the YouTube videos youth, YouTube attracts drugs and drugs, while these videos show the ways of violence, which have negative effects on youth's minds, in which crime rate in society I'm afraid to grow.
Remember that Metro Polynomic Police Commissioner Chris Dick demanded a few videos on YouTube, especially 'Drill Music', to remove the videos by accusing youth of being abused.
