Machine Gun Kelly admits to skipping meals and consuming water as his diet; faces backlash from netizens: 'Cause it has probiotics, you know?'
aka MGK, the rapper who never fails to make headlines for bizarre incidents, has yet again managed to raise eyebrows after he admitted to skipping most of his meals, making water his diet.
The 35-year-old said that he holds on to fasting for most days of the week, and only eats a specific type of food when he feels lightheaded.
Here's a closer look at MGK's diet and consumption of water.
MGK explains his water diet
In a candid conversation with Hip-Hop-N-More, MGK revealed that he 'doesn't really eat.' He continued explaining that he only ate the burger during the interview because they were streaming; however, if the cameras weren't live – he would have consumed water.
When one of the boys asked whether the rapper feels lightheaded or weak, Kelly responded that he has a meal a couple of times a week.
''Cause it has probiotics, you know?'
Elaborating on the statement, the 'Bird Box' actor said he eats bone broth with kimchi and sauerkraut, along with celery juice and coconut water, a couple of times. ''Cause it has probiotics, you know?' he said, before adding, 'So, like, when you do those water fasts, the only thing that's crazy is it kills all the good bacteria in you, too, so you gotta put the pro[biotics].'
Furthermore, when one of the other boys asked how he was healthy and fit, MGK stated that he probably is sick after consuming all the coffee and tobacco products.
Comments by netizens
The internet was stunned after watching the conversation, and the rapper faced heavy backlash for his dietary concoctions. One user commented, 'Imagine smoking cigarettes while explaining how you don't want to put bad s**t into your body.' Another said, 'Today I learned MGK has an eating disorder,' while another did not hesitate to call out the rapper, 'This is one of the most unintelligent conversations I've ever heard.
About Machine Gun Kelly
Born on April 22, 1990, Colson Baker (aka Machine Gun Kelly) is an American rapper who is renowned for his songs such as 'Rap Devil,' 'Bad Things,' 'I Think I'm OKAY,' and many more. Recently, he welcomed his child with
Megan Fox
, the model and a distinguished actress.
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