'This is unfair' writes Parmish Verma as YouTube puts suicide advisory on 'Na Jatta Na'

Latest Punjabi Entertainment News: Singer Parmish Verma has currently questioned YouTube, complaining about the song "Na Jatta Na" that he and Laddi Chahal wrote. Over 8 million people have viewed the song on YouTube since its debut in February 2022. However, a viewer must now read an advisory before watching the song because YouTube has added a suicide advisory to the song's video.

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Parmish who is angry with the move from YouTube has taken to his social media accounts and has asked YouTube to give him clarifications about the same.

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The notice states that viewers are recommended to use discretion when watching the song and warns that the content "may contain suicide or self-harm issues."

Unhappy with the situation, Parmish Verma recently claimed YouTube for it and shared it on his Instagram page. Parmish posted a pair of Instagram stories in which he referenced YouTube and explained that his song Na Jatta Na wasn't about killing oneself but rather about never giving up on life.

Parmish tagged YouTube yet again in another piece, this time criticising the warning as being unjust and disrespectful. According to him, "Farmers from all over the nation have shared and valued this video. Rewatch the video and let us know what you think is about motivation and what you believe is about self-harm.

Furthermore, because the song's video contains a suicide warning, one is not even permitted to share the song's website. Meanwhile, Parmish Verma's complaints over the same have received no response from YouTube.

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