Just five days after the music video for Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee’s “Despacito” became the first YouTube video in history to reach five billion views, it was removed entirely.

According to The Independentseveral Vevo accounts were hacked by a duo which referred to themselves as Prosox and Kuroi’sh.

The world-famous “Despacito” was replaced with a thumbnail image of several masked figures aiming guns at the camera—a.k.a. NOT any scene from the “Despacito” music video—though it has since been reinstated with the same number of views as before (whew!).

More than a dozen other famous artists were affected by the hack, including Selena Gomez, Taylor Swift and Drake.

A Twitter account appearing to belong to one of the hackers posted, the BBC reports. “It’s just for fun. I just use [the script] ‘youtube-change-title-video’ and I write ‘hacked,'” they said. “Don’t judge me, I love YouTube.”

In conversation with The Independent, a spokesperson for Vevo said, “Vevo can confirm that a number of videos in its catalogue were subject to a security breach today, which has now been contained. We are working to reinstate all videos affected and our catalogue to be restored to full working order,” they continued. “We are continuing to investigate the source of the breach.”

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