Indian mythology speaks of the powerful serpent king Sheshnag. According to mythology, Sheshnag holds the entire earth on his head. But a human dancing on a snake's head! Have you ever heard of such an incident? A video has recently gone viral on social media. It shows Taiwan's popular pop star Jolin Tsai dancing on the head of a snake approximately 30 meters long!
Jolin Tsai is an extremely popular name among pop music lovers worldwide. This Taiwanese artist's world tour has begun. The tour named 'Pleasure' started on December 30, 2025 in Taiwan. It ended on January 1 of this year. A special stage was created specifically for that show. The stage looks exactly like a snake and most surprisingly, the stage is not stationary but mobile. That means the stage moves along with the music.
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Jolin's show was held at Taipei Stadium in Taiwan. Over the three-day event, approximately 1,20,000 spectators were present in total. Locals claim that such a large and successful show had never been held in the Taipei area before.
According to local Taiwanese media sources, creating that moving snake-shaped stage at Taipei Stadium cost 900 million New Taiwan Dollars (approximately 200 crore rupees in Indian currency). There is no precedent for spending so much money on a pop music show in Asia in recent times. As soon as the video spread on social media, it went viral. Many people were overwhelmed by such a stage and asked whether the snake was real. Some expressed amazement, asking if snakes could really be that big. Jolin's countless fans have praised her unique stage design.
