Zayn Malik has been the target of immense hate online owing to his Islamic faith and Pakistani heritage.
Zayn Malik was targeted in an Islamophobic song that was uploaded on Spotify after which his fans were up in arms against the music streaming platform.
Recorded by parody artists Una Kompton in 2017, the track titled Zayn did 9/11 contained lyrics that were insensitive and offensive to the Muslim community.
The hashtag ‘#removeitforzayn’ soon started trending on social media as his devoted fans demanded the song be taken down from the application.
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“His faith affiliation, skin color, or race does not equal terrorism. If you let a minority of any racial/religious group dictate your view of the majority of said group, then you need to re-evaluate your worldview. #removeitforzayn,” wrote one user.
His faith affiliation, skin color, or race does not equal terrorism. If you let a minority of any racial/religious group dictate your view of the majority of said group, then you need to re-evaluate your worldview. #removeitforzayn pic.twitter.com/JRllOgWwm9
— 𝙹🌼 (@ghost_of_L0U) July 20, 2020
“#removeitforzayn this is disgusting and Zayn does not deserve this. Report the song “zayn did 9/11” and email spotify requesting removal,” added another user.
https://twitter.com/lwtwaIIs/status/1284918287604817920
Guys don’t ignore this!! Email Spotify and Apple Music to make sure the song gets taken down.
reply with: #removeitforzayn pic.twitter.com/mq9ibVnMUM
— heartbreak.vol.6 ¹ᴰ is streaming Bezos I 📲 (@da_pimp_is_er_) July 19, 2020
However, fans and netizens succeeded in removing the song from Spotify, but, it is still available on YouTube and Apple Music.
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