‘Ngenderera’ by Willar Stary and Kataleya & Kandle vanishes from YouTube after Twin Jojo’s copyright claim, with Daddy Andre accused of selling the track twice.
Uganda’s music scene took a hit when the popular track “Ngenderera” by Willar Stary and Kataleya & Kandle was pulled from YouTube on October 15, 2025. The song, a fan favorite since its July release, had climbed to over 1 million views with its vibrant video directed by Simon SPK. Its sudden removal left fans reeling and sparked a wave of questions about what went wrong.
“Ngenderera” lit up Uganda’s airwaves with its infectious Afro-pop beat and heartfelt lyrics about love and chasing dreams. By August, it was a staple on various TV stations earning praise as a game-changer for Willar Stary and Kataleya & Kandle.
The song’s universal appeal made it a go-to anthem, with fans singing along at shows and streaming it nonstop. Its meteoric rise put the artists on the map, but this week’s takedown has thrown a wrench in their momentum, leaving supporters hungry for answers.
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The drama stems from a copyright claim by Canadian-Ugandan artist Twin Jojo, who says the song’s production belongs to him. YouTube didn’t hesitate, removing the track under its strict rules.
YouTube’s Copyright Strike & Content Removal Notice to Willar Stary.
Fingers are pointing at producer Daddy Andre, accused of selling the same beats to both Willar Stary’s crew and Twin Jojo. This messy double-deal has turned a hit collaboration into a legal headache, with Andre now at the center of a storm that’s shaking trust in Uganda’s music production scene.
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