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Zayn Malik fans once again proved they're unstoppable after rallying together to remove a song from Spotify. The former One Direction singer was linked to a track named Zayn Did 9/11, which was released onto the online streaming service in 2017.

Zayn Malik fans are celebrating the success of their campaign to get a racist song about the star taken down from Spotify.

Time and again, the world has seen what a powerful fandom can do. Over the weekend, we saw it happen again.

Zayn Malik fans have successfully campaigned for Spotify to remove an Islamphobic song aimed at the singer. The former One Direction singer was the subject of the offensive song, Zayn Did 9/11, by parody artist Uma Kompton, who released the track back in 2017. Fans realised that the song was available for streaming on Spotify and campaigned for its removal using the hashtag #RemoveItForZayn. The song makes light of the terror attacks on 11 September 2001, when almost 3,000 people were killed in New York City and at the Pentagon. By Sunday evening, it appeared the streaming service heard the fandom’s pleas as the song no longer appeared on Kompton’s artist page. However, it is still available on Apple Music and YouTube. Calling for the song

Zayn Malik‘s fans are outraged, and demanding action.