Less than 24 hours after the music video for ''Me Too" uploaded, Meghan Trainor had the video taken down. The singer, who is known for making empowerment songs regarding body size, pulled the video because she claimed her waist had been digitally altered.
Trainor discovered her altered size through social media, after fans sent her numerous photos on Twitter and Instagram of a skinnier version of herself in the video. “I saw fans posting it and was like, 'Why are fans ruining my waist? Are you kidding?’” Trainor said in a USA TODAY interview. “Then I went to the video and was like, 'Oh my god.'"
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The singer signed a deal with her record label, RCA, in order to re-release the music video and it is expected to be out on May 17.
This isn't the first time Trainor has encountered issues with companies or labels altering her body. Just four weeks ago, on April 14, Seventeen Magazine received a flood of negative tweets for photo-shopping Trainor on the cover of their commencement issue.
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| Altered photo of Trainor |
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