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Someone hacked and deleted ‘Despacito’ video: Know why!
The original video was replaced by men wearing a mask and staring at the camera.
NEW DELHI: The famous Luis Fonsi's record-breaking video "Despacito" was reportedly deleted from YouTube after a hack. 
It is said that accounts of several music artists on YouTube have been compromised.
It is said that accounts of several music artists on YouTube have been compromised. Initially, the original video was replaced by men wearing a mask and staring at the camera. The video was restored later.This is the first time I get to see a @YouTube account compromised ( @LuisFonsi's) and a title changed on his 5-billion-views' hit, "#Despacito". pic.twitter.com/4UHUf02Ty2
— Gianluca Varisco (@gvarisco) April 10, 2018
Apparently, the hackers are called Prosox and Kuroi'sh, and they've renamed the videos to represent the same. They also wrote ‘Free Palestine’ underneath the videos.A HACKER named Kuroi SH has just hacked Vevo on YouTube deleting most watched video #Despacito with 5B views, Shakira's with 2.1B and had also taken over Drake's God's Plan video with 357M views changing the names. And he seems to be in a roll. pic.twitter.com/YDTJ7VsrDI
— Front Page TV (@FrontPage_TV) April 10, 2018
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