Highlife star Fameye has successfully recovered his official YouTube channel just days before the release of his highly anticipated album.
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The channel was reportedly hacked and deleted on May 26, 2025, sparking concern among fans and potentially disrupting his album rollout.
Fameye, who recently won Highlife Artiste of the Year at the 26th TGMAs, took to Facebook the day of the incident to share his frustration:
“My YouTube channel was hacked & deleted. I’m sure I’m gonna get it fixed ASAP, cos?”
Fortunately, the issue was resolved the next day. On May 27, Fameye announced on X (formerly Twitter) that his account had been restored, thanking those who helped resolve the issue.
“Big love to KwameBaahGH. My YouTube account is back & kicking. Hope you ready for the album? Go subscribe,” he wrote.
The recovery comes at a crucial moment as Fameye prepares to drop new music. His YouTube channel, which boasts millions of views, has been a key platform for promoting his songs like “Nothing I Get” and “Mansa” and growing his global fan base.
With the channel back online, fans can look forward to new content and the release of his upcoming album without further disruptions.
