Tube Girl removes TikTok videos for her new single as she tells her 800,000 followers: 'They've come for me'

The influencer had previously been warned by Transport for London about filming commercial videos on the Tube

TikTok star Sabrina Bahsoon, better known as ‘Tube Girl’, has been forced to delete some of her videos after appearing to fall foul of Transport for London’s advertising rules.

Ms Bahsoon has told her 800,000 TikTok followers “they have finally come for me,” explaining she will be deleting all her videos on the Tubewhich feature her song Not My Kind.

It comes after the influencer was warned by TfL last year about filming “commercial” videos on their property.

In a post on Monday, she said: “I just wanted to be transparent and I didn’t want the videos to just vanish, especially after I received so many sweet and kind messages about the video and the song and also just to warn any other artists if you’re filming videos on the Tube with your own song, they can take that down”.

She continued: “I just want to clarify this does not apply to me doing it with other people or other artists.

“It just applies to my own song - which is really sad and that’s why I won’t be doing my own music on the Tube anymore.”

The influencer wrapped up by saying that the ban was the “perfect opportunity” for people to make their own versions of her video, using her new song as a backdrop.

She finished: “I will be happy to see some baddies shake their ass to my song on the Tube”.

Ms Bahsoon released the song earlier this year and filmed herself catwalking along a DLR platform on April 15.

It comes after she appeared to stop filming ‘paid partnership’ videos on the London Underground after her agents were contacted by the transport authority at the start of 2024.

In October 2023, the influencer modelled various jewellery and accessories from Tiffany & Co, in a video captioned ‘From Tube Girl to Tiffany Girl’.