The singer used his status to sexually abuse women and children over 20 years, a jury found. YouTube’s taken down RKellyTV and RKellyVevo, saying the decision is “in accordance with our creator responsibility guidelines”. The singer won’t be able to create any new channels, but his music will still be available on YouTube Music. His tracks will stay on the audio-streaming service, and music videos of his that are posted by other YouTube users will stay up. The platform has taken down channels after convictions before, such as in the case…
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