Zeinab Harake, nanawagan sa ilang Facebook pages: “Ang unfair”

• Zeinab Harake expressed frustration over Facebook pages that allegedly reupload and edit her vlog clips without permission
• She claimed that these pages benefit from her content while failing to properly direct viewers to her original YouTube videos
• She also raised concerns that some accounts take measures to avoid being reported, making it difficult to address the issue
• Zeinab called on these pages to stop what she described as the unauthorized use of her videos and emphasized the effort behind her content creation

Popular content creator and internet personality Zeinab Harake has expressed frustration over several Facebook pages that allegedly reupload and slice her original video content for financial gain.

In a recent online post, Zeinab called out social media pages that allegedly use her content to boost engagement on their accounts. On Tuesday, May 5, she posted a lengthy statement online, beginning by addressing what she described as the unauthorized redistribution of her content by these accounts.

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“Nakakafrustrate yung mga Facebook page na kunwari fan page pero naguupload ng sliced clips ng videos, tapos hindi man lang pinopromote yung original link ng vlog sa YouTube,” Zeinab wrote.

In her statement, she also pointed out what she described as tactics used by some pages to avoid being reported.

“Yung iba, bina-block pa yung page namin para hindi namin sila ma-report,” Zeinab added.

The digital creator further raised concerns over how these pages may be benefiting from reposted content without proper attribution or permission.

“Ginagawa niyo ba talaga ‘to para monetize ang accounts niyo? Ang unfair. Ang laki ng ginagastos at effort namin para makapag-produce ng content, tapos kukunin nyo lang,” she pointed out.

Zeinab also explained how such practices affect her official channels, particularly in terms of reach and engagement on YouTube.

“Siyempre, apektado ang views sa YouTube, habang sa inyo napupunta yung mataas na views kahit hindi naman sa inyo galing ang content. Nakakalungkot at nakakadismaya,” Zeinab continued.

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She ended her post with a direct appeal to stop the unauthorized use of her videos and to respect the effort behind content creation.

“Tigilan niyo na ang pamimirata ng mga videos wag nyo naman po sayangin hirap at pagod namin,” Zeinab concluded.

Zeinab’s post reflects a broader issue faced by many online creators, where short-form reuploads and clipped content circulate widely on social media platforms, sometimes outperforming original uploads in reach and engagement. Her message underscores ongoing concerns about content ownership, crediting, and fair monetization in the digital space.

Zeinab Harake is one of the most popular vloggers and social media personalities in the Philippines, known for her creative and engaging content online. She was previously in a relationship with Skusta Clee, with whom she shares a daughter named Zebbiana, or Bia. Harake also has an adopted son named Lucas. She is now married to Bobby Ray Parks Jr., also known as Ray Parks.

Recently, Zeinab marked her daughter Bia’s 5th birthday with a heartfelt post that reflected on her journey as a mother and their close relationship. She shared a series of photos from a themed birthday shoot featuring matching outfits and a soft, floral studio setup. The photos captured affectionate and playful moments between them, highlighting their strong bond.

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Meanwhile, Ray Parks greeted Zeinab’s daughter Bia on her birthday. He described her growth as one of the most meaningful blessings in his life. He also reaffirmed his commitment to always be present for her in the years ahead. Supporters online commended his genuine affection and father-like role.

Source: KAMI.com.gh