Naira Marley tells Nigerian artists to stop buying YouTube views
In 2017, legendary Nigerian culture journalist, Osagie Alonge did a Facts Only episode on it
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In the post he wrote, "Stop buying YouTube views, we can tell by the likes..."
This has been an endemic across global music from time. It got so rife that YouTube had to introduce TrueView, a way to promote your video as ads to combat the problem of view purchases.
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In 2017, legendary Nigerian culture journalist, Osagie Alonge did a Facts Only episode on it;
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