The song, which had garnered over 6 million views, was alleged to be a remix of Pastor Charamba's gospel track "Kana Vanhu Vangu," as reported by earGROUND AFRICA.

The copyright dispute between gospel musician Pastor Charles Charamba and Jah Signal dates back to 2019 when Jah Signal released his version of the song without obtaining approval from Pastor Charamba. Despite Jah Signal's admiration for Pastor Charamba's music, the clergyman was not pleased with the rendition.

Jah Signal’s Hit Song “Sweetie” Removed From YouTube Over Copyright Infringement Violation!

In an interview, Jah Signal mentioned that he tried to seek consent from Pastor Charamba before recording the song but received no response. Pastor Charamba, on the other hand, expressed his disappointment with the lyrical content of "Sweetie," deeming it blasphemous.

As an elder and respected figure in the music industry, Pastor Charamba emphasized the importance of maintaining the integrity of Christian songs and guiding young musicians to uphold moral values in their music. He stated that changing the meaning and essence of a Christian song for entertainment purposes could be seen as disrespectful to God.

The removal of "Sweetie" from YouTube serves as a reminder of the significance of respecting copyright laws and seeking permission when using others' work. This incident highlights the need for artists to be mindful of the content they produce and the impact it may have on religious and cultural sensitivities.

As the copyright dispute continues between Jah Signal and Pastor Charles Charamba, it underscores the importance of mutual respect, communication, and understanding in the music industry to avoid such conflicts in the future.