Pop singer got bitten by snake during music video shoot
R&B singer, Maeta got bitten by non-venomous snake on a music video shoot
While shooting a music video, American pop singer — Maeta — got bitten by snake, sending her audience into a shock.
According to the NDTV, the musician -- who was signed to Jay Z's label Roc Nation in April this year -- shared footage of the incident on Instagram and Twitter last week, where it has since gone viral.
In the short clip, the 21-year-old was seen lying on a carpet, surrounded by a number of snakes. Dressed in black lace, she was seen smiling before one of the snakes crawled up her chin and bit her. Clearly taken aback, Maeta recoiled in pain and pushed the snake away. "Oh it bit her like this," a person off-camera was heard saying as the singer turned away, evidently in pain.
Taking to her and Twitter profiles last week, the singer shared the video to express her ordeal and added a caption: "What I go through to make videos for y'all."
Watch the video here.
"What I go through to make videos for y'all," Maeta wrote while sharing the video on Instagram. "Never again," she added while sharing the same clip on Twitter.
The video has been viewed over 4.8 lakh times since being posted on Instagram last week.
According to People Magazine, none of the snakes being used for the music video were venomous. The singer did not receive any other injuries, except for the bite on her chin.
R&B singer Maeta, 21, began posting songs on SoundCloud as a teenager. She rose to prominence earlier this year after being signed to Jay Z's management label Roc Nation and releasing her debut album Habits.
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