His hit song "Ucharamba Uchipisa," featuring Michael Magz and Poptain, has been removed from YouTube following the claim. This recent incident comes on the heels of a series of copyright disputes involving other local artists. 

The wave of copyright claims began when Pastor Charles Charamba raised concerns about Jah Signal's song "Sweetie" allegedly copying elements from "Kana Vanhu Vangu." Subsequently, record label Kenako Music took action against Winky D's tracks "Disappear" and "Mirror," citing unpaid royalties as the reason for their removal from the platform.

Holy Ten Faces Copyright Claim as Ucharamba Uchipisa Disappears from YouTube

The situation has escalated further, with dancehall star Enzo Ishall threatening to file a copyright claim against Baba Harare over similarities between their songs. Producers Levels and Nicky Genius have also joined the fray, expressing grievances about unpaid dues and alleged misattribution of songwriting credits.

In the midst of this copyright storm, Holy Ten's "Ucharamba Uchipisa" has now become the latest casualty. With over 6 million views on YouTube since its release in July 2023, the song's removal has sparked a range of reactions on social media. Some users have pointed out similarities between the song's beat and another track, suggesting a possible reason for the copyright claim.

As the music industry grapples with these legal battles and disputes over intellectual property rights, the fate of Holy Ten's hit song serves as a stark reminder of the importance of respecting copyright laws and ensuring fair compensation for artists and creators.