What’s Going Viral: Post-surgery Taylor Swift has a Meltdown over a Banana in a Video her Mom Recorded

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I don’t know if you’ve ever had surgery, but when you’re in recovery and coming around you can different reactions to anesthetic. Some people get angry, some are very groggy and disoriented, and some people get very emotional.

The post-surgery haze is real, except most of us average people don’t usually have our vulnerable moments shared with millions of people.

Yet, thanks to Taylor Swift’s mom Andrea Swift, we’ve all been gifted a video of the superstar singer nearly reaching an emotional breaking point over a banana after having laser eye surgery.

The never-before-seen video was shared during Swift’s visit to “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”

In it, Swift begins to get emotional because she realizes she mistakenly broke off a banana from a bunch that she did not intend to pick and she is so upset about breaking the wrong banana.

Andrea Swift swoops in to talk some sense into her and says she will eat the offending wrong banana. It’s too funny.

In another shot, Swift is seen happily munching on her snack when her mom tells her not to fall asleep while eating.

“I’m not asleep,” Swift mumbles. “My mind is alive.”

I hope this becomes song lyrics in a new Taylor song! Hilarious.

Swifties are LOVING the vulnerable moment and the video is now going viral.

 


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