For a lot of underground rap fans, “14” by Tana and Kashdami was more than just another hit. It was one of the defining songs of the 2021 to 2022 plugg resurgence. Tana and Dami helped shape an entire era, and “14” perfectly captured that moment. The track earned a Lyrical Lemonade music video that went on to reach more than 13 million views over six years, becoming one of the most recognizable underground rap videos of its generation.
Unfortunately, the original music video has now been removed from YouTube following a copyright claim. According to reports circulating online, the issue stems from Tana’s former label, while producer Level was reportedly never paid for the beat. It is another example of business disputes getting in the way of preserving important pieces of music history.
Although the full video has already been reuploaded by YouTube archive channels, longtime fans know it is not the same. The original upload carried years of comments, memories, and cultural significance that cannot be recreated. For many fans, “14” was a soundtrack to one of the strongest eras in underground rap, making the loss of the original Lyrical Lemonade upload especially disappointing.
It is a reminder that some of the biggest moments in underground music are still vulnerable to behind the scenes business conflicts. Thankfully, the song itself lives on, but the disappearance of one of the era’s most iconic music videos marks the end of a chapter that many fans never expected to see disappear.
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