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|type = Bait and switch zoosadist shock video | |type = Bait and switch zoosadist shock video | ||
|date = Unidentified, earliest instance was 2015 | |date = Unidentified, earliest instance was 2015 | ||
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"Snake Ass" is a bait and switch shock video that has been used to provoke reactions and controversy among online content creators. The video features a python regius slowly slithering into someone's anus while they are on a bed. It has been utilized to target several live streamers including Bathrobe Dwane, Oddkast,Bill Jensen[1], GhostPolitics and many more.
The origins of the video are shrouded in mystery with no clear indication of who created it or when it was first circulated. As read in a few sources, it is known that the TriHard community began using the video as a tool to harass and intimidate other streamers around 2016 and 2017. The first streamer who got harassed by the video was Ice Poseidon in 2015.
The notoriety of the Snake-Ass video gained momentum when Bathrobe Dwane first viewed it on his stream and reacted with shock and disgust. This prompted others to share the video with other live streamers, resulting in its widespread dissemination throughout various online communities.
In some instances, the Snake Ass video is accompanied by the song "A message to you" by Dubmood with a loud voice repeatedly using the N-word, further adding to the offensive and inflammatory nature of the video. The audio clip of the racial slur comes from a collection of audio snippets used in edits of songs and other trolling audio.
There is an alternate version where instead of it being a real snake, it is a toy snake[2]. Before the shock video, it is a string quartet cover of the same song. This was first donated to GhostPolitics, causing cans.wav[3].
On April 11th, 2024 a clue got found by a Screamer Wiki user from a bait-and-switch YouTube video containing it. However, right at the shocking part the user examined it and saw a watermark of the porn site LuxureTV on the top right corner.
