In a surprising development, comedian Jojo, followed by a massive audience on Snapchat, has seen his account deactivated overnight without any prior warning or explanation. The situation, which he describes as incomprehensible, is particularly frustrating given his commitment to following platform guidelines.
“I don’t understand. I’ve always been mindful of what I post. My content is just humor and moments from my life—nothing more,” he stated in a video addressed to his fans. For Jojo, Snapchat was not only a vital tool for sharing his creative work but also for strengthening the connection with his audience.
The news quickly set social media ablaze. Outraged fans are rallying to demand the reinstatement of his account, with some even launching petitions urging Snapchat to reconsider its decision. “You can’t just cut an artist off from their audience without a valid reason,” wrote one user in a widely liked post.
While Jojo is trying to keep things in perspective, the impact is significant. “I feel like something’s been taken away from me,” he admitted, highlighting the considerable time, energy, and dedication required to build his presence on social media.
For now, Snapchat remains silent, but the issue is gaining traction. If not resolved soon, it could reignite the broader debate about transparency and accountability among major digital platforms.