This Is Shocking!! Singer Sentenced To Jail For Eating A Banana In Her Music Video

A popular female singing sensation has been sentenced to serve time in prison for allegedly eating a banana in provocative manner in her music video.

Shyma is a popular Egyptian pop star who has been recently sentenced to jail by a court.

The young woman was reportedly banged up for two years over a “s*xually explicit” music video showing her eating a banana.

According to The Sun UK, Shyma was sentenced yesterday by a court in Cairo for “inciting debauchery” with the racy clip, a judicial source said.

Shyma was arrested on November 18 after complaints about the video for her song “I Have Issues”, cops said.

In the video, she appears in a mock classroom licking an apple and suggestively eating a banana in front of a chalkboard scrawled with “Class #69”.

Youm 7 newspaper covered the controversial video’s release, writing:  Singer Shyma presents a lesson in depravity to youths.

In a Facebook post at the time, Shyma apologised for the video and said she had not anticipated the backlash.

She wrote:  I didn’t imagine all this would happen and that I would be subjected to such a strong attack from everyone.

Shyma also claimed the director of the video – who was sentenced to two years in prison as well, in absentia – included the controversial scenes without her consent.

But it was not enough to save her and she was convicted of inciting debauchery and producing a video harming public morality.

In addition to their jail sentences, Shyma and director Mohamed Gamal were also fined 10,000 pounds (£420) each.

Both can appeal the ruling.

The authorities under President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi have cracked down on some artists in Egypt using wide-ranging morality laws.

In 2015, a court jailed a female dancer for a year for “inciting debauchery” in a raunchy music video for a song called “Let Go of My Hand”.

And tens of young Egyptians were arrested in September for attending a concert in Cairo where a rainbow flag was raised.

They were also accused of debauchery, harming public morality and other similar charges.