Diamond Platnumz and Juma Jux's song "Enjoy" has been the subject of a copyright complaint from a Congolese artist named Sapologuano Odenumz. The audio was removed from YouTube as a result of this.

The music in Diamond and Jux's song, "I Found Love," allegedly resembles Sapologuano Odenumz's original work.

The musician asserted that his distinctive melodies were used in the track without his consent.

When asked about his involvement in the copyright claim by a Tanzanian media site, Odenumz responded, "Yes, I copyright struck the song because it is the melody of my song "I Found Love" and it was found on their song."


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'Enjoy' initially caught Odenumz off guard, he admitted. He asserted that he discovered parallels between the song and his original song, "I Found Love."

He contacted Juma Jux as a result, but his efforts to resolve the situation were unsuccessful. He had no choice except to complain to YouTube to save his original creations. After that, the audio track was removed from YouTube.

This assertion led Diamond Platnumz and Juma Jux to file a lawsuit against Odenumz via the music distribution business that manages their content.



Odenumz revealed that YouTube extended an olive branch by urging both sides to negotiate and seek a resolution despite the legal disputes and disputes.