Meghan Trainor pulls 'Me Too' music video, blames heavy Photoshop
Meghan Trainor's latest music video has been pulled from the Internet -- by Trainor herself.
The singer deleted the video for "Me Too," her latest single, after realizing how much she had been Photoshopped in it.
"My waist is not that teeny," she says in a Snapchat video. "I had a bomb waist that night; I don't know why they didn't like my waist. But I didn't approve that video, and it went out for the world. So I'm embarrassed."
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Trainor later went on Bravo's Watch What Happens Live! to further explain that she had seen stills from the video that she thought had been edited by fans. Then she realized that her image had been altered in the official video itself.
"I called the gods of Vevo and I said 'take that down now,'" she said.
The Grammy winner has already approved a new version of the clip; she says it'll come out Tuesday morning.
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Yohana Desta was the senior film reporter for Mashable. She is a Northern Virginia native and an American University grad. She enjoys carefully curating her Instagram account and can often be found reading books, going to concerts, watching movies and learning way too much about pop culture.
