From deleting a song for Al-Solh.. the full story of Amr Mostafa and Ramy Sabry's dispute

The dispute between the artist Ramy Sabry and the composer Amr Mostafa ended with reconciliation between the two parties after the crisis of the song “Maybe Khair” after the latter closed it on YouTube.

And while Amr Mostafa was a guest on the “Ajmad 7” program via Nogoom FM, Ramy Sabry made an intervention on the air and said: “We are proud of the presence of Amr Mostafa, but you can’t differ in your way, and you can’t go out to say that I stole the song from you.”

And Ramy Sabry added: “I always defend you, Amr, and say that you are the best person in the world, and you understood him wrongly, and until yesterday I defended you, even though you stopped my song from YouTube.”

Amr Mostafa apologized to Ramy Sabry, saying: “I apologize to you, Ramy, but you are supposed to write that the song (Maybe Good) was composed by Amr Mostafa and Ramy Sabry, and I am the most defending person, Ramy, and it happened well, and people are not happy about us.”

And Amr Mostafa continued: “I will not file a case against Ramy Sabry, and the song will return him and salvation, because I love him and the love of all artists, but it is not possible for them to destroy my prestige in the music.”

And YouTube had closed the song “Maybe Khair” by Ramy Sabry, after his crisis with the composer and artist Amr Mostafa, who accused him of stealing the melody of “Maybe Khair”, from his famous song “Dance”.

This came against the backdrop of Amr Mostafa's accusation of stealing the melody of a dance song, as "Mustafa" said, during his hosting of the "Secret Ink" program, with the media, Asma Ibrahim, on the Cairo and Al-Nas channel, that the song "Mayn" is better taken from "Dance".

And “Sabri” commented on what “Mustafa” did, explaining: “With evidence, it is possible that the melody of Ramy Sabry is good. Anyone can stop any YouTube song until YouTube makes sure that it belongs to the owner of the song. But we responded with the video so that the audience also knows and makes sure that we do not take a melody that is not ours and write our name on it..Fighting success is not the solution.

And he added: "The solution is to work on yourself, focus on your work, and do something new so that the audience can enjoy, not fight success. It is possible that it is better than Ramy Sabry's successes, and it is not the first or the last. May God guide everyone, and we focus on the music industry instead of what we give it. Thank you for your presence."

“Sabri” tried to confirm his eligibility for the song’s melody, by documenting that he created the file for the melody in 2019, through a story he posted on Instagram.

While the accusation made by “Mustafa” was that “Sabri” took the melody of “Maybe Good,” and that he is not interested in the material right but rather the moral one, indicating, “I am not excited for a while, I am working to steal in all my songs, he said that he made the song from 2019.” I want you, Ramy, to look for anything that proves to people that the song was done in 2009.

At that time, “Sabri” replied in one of the radio interviews: “I don’t have a problem saying my voice is bad, or my songs are bad, or I am not a star and not successful, but you come out saying you stole this big word. Ramy Sabry is not just a singer, I am a man who studies music and graduated from the Higher Institute Arabic music has a very big word for composing, like Omar Khairat and Yasser Abdel Rahman, a musician. I am supposed to not talk much about myself, and he is a graduate of Cairo University, Faculty of Law. In the end, I am a specialist. When the professor comes to talk to the student with him, we will not be equal. Music, and he speaks wrong.

Ramy added: If he knows me well, he will still know that I am an artist and the true creator does not steal. There is a difference between theft and the flow of ideas. At the time, I made a song by the artist Amer Mounib called “Maknish Love and I Regret Why”, a year later Amr Diab made a song, “Any need that comes from the smell of the beloved,” the theft that Seriously, 4 parallels are quoted, but what happened is that there are similarities in only 3, and these are ideas.

The artist, Ramy Sabry, is currently awaiting YouTube’s final decision on this matter, after the song achieved more than 120 million views, approximately 6 months after its release.