You search for a new Kokborok song and see several videos with similar titles. Before pressing play, take a moment to find out who uploaded the one you’re about to share. For a music page, linking to the official YouTube upload is a simple way to make discovery clearer and keep the focus on the artist.
Start with the uploader
Check whether the video is posted by the artist, an official artist channel, or a label or production channel connected to the release. Compare the channel name and video details with information shared by the artist or release team, rather than relying on a title that merely includes the song name. If you can’t confirm the connection, don’t describe the upload as official.
Match the release details
Look for a consistent song title and artist credit in the video description and any linked release information. A lyric video, a live performance, and a music video may all be legitimate, but they are different versions and should be labeled accurately. If details are missing or conflict, choose a source that the artist or release team points listeners toward.
Link without adding a copy
A direct link or an official YouTube embed lets listeners watch at the source instead of circulating an unauthorized duplicate. Give the video a clear label so people know whether they are opening a music video, lyric video, or live performance. When a post can’t verify an official upload, it is better to leave the link out than to send readers to a questionable reupload.