Not removed from YouTube, the MV “There’s No One At All” by Son Tung M-TP attracts more than a million views- Information Technology

After only one night of blocking Vietnamese people from watching the MV “There’s No One At All”, this MV still attracted more than 1 million new views.

The MV “There’s No One At All” by Son Tung M-TP was released on YouTube on the evening of April 28, quickly causing a wave of protests in public opinion because of the content using negative images, affecting the public. youth.

The MV “There’s No One At All” by Son Tung M-TP is causing a wave of backlash.

Immediately after receiving feedback from viewers, state management agencies in this area, including the Department of Performing Arts (under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism), and the Department of Radio, Television and Information Electronic information (under the Ministry of Information and Communications) has coordinated to handle, including requesting Google to remove the MV from YouTube.

However, instead of removing the MV from YouTube In response to viewers’ reactions as well as requests from authorities from noon on April 29, the YouTube channel development team Son Tung M-TP Official still keeps this MV. The extension of the time from noon on April 29 to the evening of the same day (this time is not limited to viewers in Vietnam) has helped the MV increase from 5 million to more than 8 million views.

Then, around 19:30 on the evening of April 29, the MV “There’s No One At All” was switched to blocking mode in Vietnam. At this time, only users Internet In Vietnam, use virtual servers (VPNs) or fake IP services of foreign countries to be able to watch. However, after only one night, by the morning of April 30, the MV still attracted more than 1 million new views.

Compared to the evening of April 29, the MV is now locked for comments, and YouTube has marked the viewer’s age limit according to the platform’s Community Standards.

Although the YouTube channel development team Son Tung M-TP Official is choosing to block viewers in Vietnam, limit the viewer’s age and block comments; but a wave of backlash is still calling for this MV to be reported as inciting violence and suicide.

MV is blocking Internet users with IP addresses in Vietnam, blocking comments, limiting viewer age.

Previously, the Department of Performing Arts said: The performance content of the audio and video recording “There’s No One At All” carries a negative and non-educational message with many scenes of chasing, smashing, and violence. The force and the end is the image of a suicidal character that has a strong impact on the viewer’s psychology, easily influencing and orienting the negative behavior of society, especially children.

Therefore, the Department of Performing Arts assessed that the MV “There’s No One At All” shows signs of violating the regulation banning “the use of costumes, words, sounds, images, movements, means of expression, images, etc. performing acts contrary to the nation’s fine customs and traditions, negatively affecting morality, community health and socio-psychology” in Clause 4, Article 3 of Decree No. 144/2020/ND-CP dated December 14, 2020 of the Government.

For the above reasons, the Department of Performing Arts proposed the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information to take measures to handle and prevent organizations and individuals from posting, circulating and disseminating the recordings. Audio and video recording on the network environment as prescribed by law.

Immediately after the decision of the Department of Performing Arts to stop circulation, the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information sent a request to prevent the dissemination and circulation of the MV “There’s No One At All” to Google. YouTube) and all other social networks. Previously, a TikTok representative also said that it had decided to ban this MV town on TikTok due to the obvious behavior of encouraging suicide.