R Kelly’s official channels on YouTube have been permanently disabled, just days after the R&B artiste was found guilty of all counts in a week-long racketeering and sex trafficking trial.

On October 5, the video-sharing platform quietly pulled a pair of channels connected to Kelly’s content. User-generated clips containing the disgraced singer’s works are still live on the main platform, however, and his songs and albums will continue to be available on the streamer’s premium platform, YouTube Music. The streaming giant terminated the channels based on its creator responsibility guidelines which, in 2018, were updated to penalise creators for behaviour off the platform.