Nora Fatehi has been basking in the glory of her latest viral sensation, Snake, a collaborative effort with the renowned American singer Jason Derulo. The song has taken the internet by storm and its massive success has catapulted Nora to new heights. Now, Snake has become the second most-viewed song within just 24 hours, securing a coveted spot right behind the hugely popular APT by Rosé and Bruno Mars.
Reacting to this accomplishment, Nora Fatehi shared her thoughts in an exclusive interview with Zoom. She described the experience as surreal, reflecting on the magnitude of her song's success. When questioned about whether this achievement brings any added pressure for her future projects, Nora opened up about her thoughts, providing insight as she navigates the aftermath of this monumental success. She said, “It feels absolutely incredible! Snake reaching #2 globally is such a surreal moment for me and the team. To be right up there alongside artists like Bruno Mars and Rosé is an honor—it shows people are really embracing my international music career and connecting with my overall global vision, and it means everything to me! I’ve poured so much of myselfinto this song, so to see people around the world vibing with it—it's just incredible.”
Nora went on to address the pressure success can bring, stating, “Of course, with success come the pressure, but I see it as motivation rather than strain. I always want to push boundaries, keep growing, and deliver something fresh for my fans. This global milestone only fuels my drive to go even bigger andbetter! Cheers to a new chapter in my career!”
She recalled the behind-the-scenes moments, noting, “There were so many incredible moments, but if I had to pick one, it would be the first time Jason and I stepped onto the set together in full costume. The energy was insane—we both just knew this was going to be something special.” The actress cherished the experience of shooting dance sequences with Jason Derulo, citing their differing styles yet amazing harmony together. A highlight was when they were perfectly synchronized, prompting the crew to erupt in cheers, giving her chills. She also fondly recalled the behind-the-scenes fun, laughter and creative camaraderie, which made the project truly special.
Global sensation Nora Fatehi continues to dominate the international music scene as her latest track, Snake, with Jason Derulo, secures the #2 spot among the most viewed videos worldwide within the last 24 hours. The electrifying music video has garnered over 80 million views, trailing only behind APT by Rose and Bruno Mars’s latest hit. Nora took to Instagram to share the exciting milestone, celebrating the overwhelming love and support from her fans across the globe.
With its hypnotic beats, high-energy visuals, and Nora’s unparalleled global appeal, Snake is proving to be transformative in the international music space. The song is well on its way to becoming a global anthem for music lovers.
Fans have been hooked on the visually stunning video, praising Nora’s electrifying screen presence and her seamless chemistry with Derulo. This collaboration brought together Bollywood’s trending queen with one of the biggest names in pop music, promoting Snake as an international sensation. On social media, Nora shared exclusive behind-the-scenes looks, showcasing intense rehearsals, dynamic on-set moments, and the effort behind her powerful performance. Taking to social media, she expressed her excitement saying, “Camera. We’re climbing up the charts, guys! Let’s go, keep pushing! We love you #Snake #BTS.”
Besides its current engagement, the success of Snake is just another milestone solidifying Nora’s status as a global star alongside Jason Derulo, who continues to reflect his legacy as a chart-topping hitmaker. Their on-screen magic and broad appeal have sparked anticipation for potential future collaborations, getting fans excited about what's next. Nora Fatehi has been delivering hit after hit, with her latest collaboration showcasing her vibrant star power on the international stage.