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German DJ BUSTED for Chart fraud


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The BVMI (German leg of the IFPI) just decided to ban the song "Love On Repeat" by German DJ Dave Ramone from the German Charts for 8 weeks because of investigations confirming that the DJ massively bought his own song through various music outlets for better chart positions, hence maniupulating the charts.

Read in German: http://www.musikindustrie.de/news-detail/controller/News/action/detail/news/love-on-repeat-wird-insgesamt-acht-wochen-nicht-fuer-die-offiziellen-deutschen-charts-gewertet/

Not only did he buy his own song massively, he also bought YouTube views, YouTube comments & Facebook likes to keep up the facade of an up and coming star DJ. :air:

All of the comments on his video are the same, plus he has less than 800 subscribers :air:

His Facebook profile has 37k likes, but he doesn't even get 20 likes on his posts :air:

https://de-de.facebook.com/DJDaveRamone/

 

The last time major chart fraud got exposed in Germany was in 2005 when it was revealed that German producer/manager David Brandes bought back singles of clients Gracia Baur (2005 Eurovision entry for Germany) and Vanilla Ninja (2005 Eurovision entry for Switzerland).

 

Fellow German sisterns, have y'all heard of this tragedy? :oprah:

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1 minute ago, Supersonic said:

@Ibo @Simon @kvnrp

Any of y'all heard of him? :oprah:

I have no idea who he is and have never heard the song before :rip:

But judging on that song in the OP alone, he would've had some sucess in 2012 without buying subscribers or his own song :neyde:

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SychosSoChic

The definition of "failure" :smh:

Like what do you even do now? :smh:

Life ain't Hollywood for any one of us.
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Dominic

He will get them views now though. Some kind of reverse fraudulent expedition :oprah:

The hardest thing in this world is to live in it
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