The chaos of the digital world can be as unforgiving as the real one. For the past hour, Telegram has been facing a widespread outage, and as a result, bots may not be functioning. Unfortunately, this is beyond our control. All we can do now... is wait.

🚨 @DeezLoad2bot Update! 🚨

🤖 Big news, everyone! Now you can FOLLOW your favorite artists and get notified about new releases! 🎶✨

🔍 Just search for the artist or send their link 📎 and click Follow 🔔. Easy, right?

📱 Want to check all your subscriptions? Use the command: /follow 🙌

Stay tuned for fresh beats! 🎧

The system just got an upgrade. @deezload2bot now delivers songs directly in the inline message instead of sending a link. This means you can share music instantly in any chat—no more wasted time forwarding songs.

Just type @deezload2bot [song name] in any conversation and get the track right there. No delays. No middleman. Just music.

Welcome to efficiency.

D'oh! Looks like Deezload is totally overloaded right now—stupid technical problems! So, downloads might take forever. We're already working on fixing it, but for now... ugh, you'll just have to be patient. Slow downloads today, buddy! Mmm... patience…

Deezer broke something again! A lot of users can't access the site or apps. Unfortunately, this issue also affected deezload, so the bot might not be able to download some songs for a while. So, if you see errors today saying the songs aren't available, just try again in a day. Maybe they'll fix it by then!

Turns out it wasn't just a little Deezer glitch. They started blocking everyone who, you know, did anything with downloads – like, "suspicious activity" or something. So, uh, all our accounts got, like, poof, lost.

As a result, we had to create a bunch of new accounts. It's not really an unexpected expense, but hey, thanks to all the awesome people who donate, we managed to get through it.

Now, due to technical reasons – uh, yeah – downloading 320/128 mp3 files might be a bit slower. Why? Well, to cut down on requests to Deezer, our bot now downloads flac files and converts them to mp3 itself. This saves us over 50% on Deezer calls.

Deezload is currently experiencing slower performance — downloading a single track may take up to 35 seconds instead of the usual 5–8 seconds.

I’m actively working on resolving the issue. Thank you for your patience and understanding in the meantime!

✅ Update: The performance issue has been resolved — Deezload is now back to its usual speed.

Thanks for your patience and support while I worked on the fix!

Our bot deezload was down for a while due to a technical issue. The problem is now fixed, and everything should be working again ✅

Sorry for the downtime, and thanks for your patience! 🙏

I’m getting a whole bunch of messages like, “Hey, the song loading is super slow!” or “It’s not downloading at all!”
But, uh… that’s totally on telegram’s side. The bot can’t fix it.
So if downloads aren’t working right now… we just gotta sit back, grab a donut, and wait. 🍩😴

⚠️ Update on Spotify playlists in Deezload

Unfortunately, due to technical issues, Spotify playlists are currently not working in Deezload. Spotify’s API now has very strict limits, which the bot exhausts within just 5 minutes of operation.

I’m actively working on alternative solutions. Song and album links are partially functional, but playlist processing is still very challenging, as Spotify doesn’t provide song lists without the API—and the API isn’t cooperating at the moment. Hopefully, this will be fixed in the future.

For now, you can use Deezer links as an alternative—they work without any issues.

⚠️ Update on Spotify Playlists in Deezload

I’ve implemented workarounds to retrieve track lists without using the official Spotify API.

Spotify playlist downloads are working again, but there may be temporary issues in the near future.

Because we are not using the API, it’s currently impossible to retrieve the ISRC tag for tracks. Due to this, there may be errors in playlists when an artist has, for example, the same song title released both as a single and as part of an album — in such cases, the wrong version may be downloaded.

I’m trying to find a solution for this, but please understand that I won’t implement a very complex track‑matching system right now, as I still hope that the official API will start working again.

Spotify album links may still be limited and may not always work correctly.
In such cases, I recommend using the bot’s built‑in search.

Don’t forget that you can search for an artist in the bot, browse all of their albums, and even download the entire artist with a single button.

If you have any information on how to obtain ISRC codes from Spotify without using the API, please contact me using the details provided in the bot description — this would be a huge help 🙏

⚠️ Update on Spotify Playlists in Deezload

The Spotify API is still down, and support hasn’t responded yet.
But don’t worry — we’ve implemented workarounds! ✅

Playlist functionality is almost fully restored

Song links now work in most cases

Album links are back, thanks to the new workaround

The server that hosted Deezload is currently down. I’m already working on fixing the issue.

Please don’t spam me with messages — it slows down the recovery process.
Thanks for your patience and understanding.

The bot is expected to be restored within approximately two hours.
We appreciate your patience. Due to internet speed limitations, the process cannot be completed any faster.
The migration is time-consuming because of the large size of the bot’s database.

The bot is back online! Thanks for your patience ❤️

Unfortunately, we’ve been having some big problems with the connection speed to Telegram for the second day in a row. Because of that, uploading ZIP files in Deezload takes a really long time… or sometimes just stops completely. 😭

We’re really sorry about this and for the inconvenience it’s causing. We know it’s frustrating, and we truly wish we could fix it right away.

The worst part is that there’s nothing we can really do about it right now. The connection speed is equally slow on all of the bot’s servers in different countries.

At the moment, it’s still unclear whether Telegram is limiting only our bot… or if it’s something more general. So for now we’ll wait a little longer and hope the speed comes back to normal.

If it doesn’t… well, D’oh! — we’ll probably have to rebuild the ZIP download feature so that it works through a download link instead of uploading files directly through Telegram.

Our primary music provider in Deezload is no longer available and may not return.

As a result, download speeds have significantly decreased. To mitigate this, we are introducing temporary limitations: the free playlist download cap is now set to 100 tracks, along with a daily limit on the number of songs.

Once the situation improves, we will restore the previous higher limits. For now, we can only hope that conditions do not worsen further.

If you are aware of a reliable method for downloading from Deezer or other high-quality sources without bans, rate limits, or account requirements, please contact us using the contact provided in the bot description.

The situation at Deezload is stabilizing. If no issues arise in the coming days, we will start gradually restoring the playlist track limits next week and remove the daily song limit, as it was before.

If Spotify links aren’t working right now, it’s because Spotify itself is down and has been unavailable for the past couple of hours. As a result, only tracks that were previously cached in the bot are still working, while new Spotify links can’t be processed.

In my opinion, this is probably another case of “vibe coders” deploying AI-generated code without proper testing—and now they’ll need some time to fix it.

So for now, all we can do is wait.