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NBA YoungBoy's YouTube Channel Has Been Deleted? All Videos Gone!

NBA YoungBoy's YouTube Channel Has Been Deleted? All Videos Gone!










It appears that NBA YoungBoy's YouTube channel has been cleared as ALL the videos have been deleted. The reason for wiping out the video inventory has not been disclosed and neither YouTube nor representatives of NBA YoungBoy have commented on the shocking incident as of writing.



Sure, YouTube channels get cleared and deleted everyday, but this is particularly newsworthy as NBA Youngboy's videos had amassed more than nine billion views combined on the platform. In addition, the Baton Rouge rapper's YouTube channel featured almost his entire catalog.



NBA YoungBoy had built a loyal following and fanbase for himself by utilizing YouTube as his preferred streaming service to release tracks on opposed to the standard streaming platforms.



DJ Akademiks, who's always in the know, dropped the simple Instagram post below spotlighting the situation.



Youngboy's latest release dropped this September, the full-length album Sincerely, Kentrell, which knocked out Drake’s Certified Lover Boy for the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200.



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Listen to NBA Youngboy's New Album "Sincerely, Kentrell"



Sincerely, Kentrell

Listen to Sincerely, Kentrell on Spotify. YoungBoy Never Broke Again · Album · 2021 · 21 songs.



Watch NBA YoungBoy Perform Live in Concert



NBA Youngboy Performing 'Geanie' Live in Concert in Phoenix, AZ The Pressroom

Shot by Nappy Ty https://instagram.com/nappyvisuals_https://nappyty.comThis was NBA Youngboys first and only time performing in Arizona, The crowd was going ...










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