TWELVE FOOT NINJA Responds to Abrupt Music Removal from Streaming Services

Twelve Foot Ninja’s guitarist, Steve “Stevic” McKay, recently updated fans via Instagram that their music had been unexpectedly removed from streaming services. In a rather cryptic post, McKay expressed his frustration over the sudden disappearance of the band’s music, referring to it as a “silly sausage maneuver” that only serves to annoy fans. While assuring fans that he is working to rectify the situation promptly, McKay emphasized that this removal was not initiated by Twelve Foot Ninja.

In his statement shared on the band’s page, McKay wrote, “Twelve Foot Ninja’s music has unexpectedly been removed from streaming services. In my non-defamatory opinion; a very silly sausage maneuver that does little more than annoy fans. I’m working on getting everything back on track asap. Sorry for the inconvenience – not of Twelve Foot Ninja’s doing. I will elaborate in due course. – Stevic.”

The ambiguity surrounding the removal of Twelve Foot Ninja’s music suggests that there may be underlying reasons not disclosed to the public. This unexpected turn of events may leave fans in certain regions unable to access their favorite tracks on streaming platforms for the time being. However, McKay reassured fans that the band’s music is still available on YouTube while they work to resolve the issue.

Despite his promise to provide further clarification on the matter, McKay’s statement leaves room for speculation about the reasons behind the sudden removal of Twelve Foot Ninja’s music from streaming services. The band’s dedicated fan base will have to wait for additional updates regarding the situation to understand the full scope of the issue.

In the meantime, fans of Twelve Foot Ninja can continue to enjoy their music on YouTube until the band’s catalog is reinstated on streaming platforms. Stay tuned for more information as the band works to address this unexpected setback and ensure that their music is accessible to fans worldwide.