JAKARTA - One of Sukatani's songs, the punk music group from Purbalingga disappeared from circulation. The song is Pay Pay Payment, a social criticism addressed to unscrupulous police officers.
The song was actually released in 2023, but has recently gone viral in cyberspace. In the midst of a heated situation, the song gained public attention and invited a lot of comments.
Finally, Sukatani made an apology video for the frontal lyrics song. They have taken down the song from a digital streaming platform.
"I apologize profusely to the National Police Chief and the National Police for our song created with the title of the song Pay Pay Payment whose lyrics are 'paid by the police' which we have sung so that it goes viral on several social media platforms," said Electroguy, Sukatani personnel in Instagram upload, February 20.
"I have withdrawn and withdrawn our song, entitled Pay Pay Pay, and the lyrics of the police pay song," he continued.
It didn't stop there, Sukatani also appealed to listeners who shared the song on social media, to be removed immediately. They are not responsible for the consequences that may occur in the future.
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"With this, I appeal to all users of social media accounts who already have our song with the title Pay Pay Pay... and withdraw all videos using our song with the title Pay Pay Pay Pay. "Because if there is a risk in the future it is not our responsibility from the Sukatani band," said Twister Angel or Syifa, the vocalist.
Musicians and netizens enlivened the comments column with support for the punk duo. They provide support as a form of freedom in expression and art work for musicians.
"I'm with you guys," wrote Iga Massardi in the comments column. "You guys aren't wrong. We all also know that if you want to make peace, you have to pay for paying. Gas continues @sukatani.band ," said Azizah Hanum.
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