Machine Gun Kelly Says He Only Eat A Couple Times A Week

Machine Gun Kelly is no stranger to doing something a bit out of the norm, but his most recent reveal may be his wildest yet. A combination of music wonder and wicked character, HeHe simply explained his minimal eating habits, recently admitting that he eats "two times a week." During a recent live interview with Adin Ross, the 'Cliché' artist revealed that he mainly substitutes water for food. "I don't really eat," MGK replied, before noting, "Just do water a bunch." Those remarks came after he took a burger during the stream, explaining it was in honor of Mike Majlak.

MGK, whose real name is Colson Baker, told the outlet that abstinence from food has now become his typical routine. When he does take in solids, it's not typically what you would imagine from a rockstar on the road, bone broth with kimchi and sauerkraut. "That has probiotics," he noted. "When you do those water fasts, the only thing that's crazy is that it kills all the good bacteria in you, too."

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Wacky as it may sound, the 35-year-old has clearly done his research on gut health, even if his methods cause grimaces from nutritionists. At the top tier of society, fulfilling three meals a day may be humble enough for most folks, but MGK's diet plan takes a left-of-center turn with an exclusive medieval-fasting-chic outlet consisting of kraut, lye, and biscuits. He does slip once in a while. MGK also let us know that he accompanies the odd burger with coffee, celery juice, and coconut water to keep him energized.

Although fans might be surprised to hear it, for MGK at least, this small snapshot of his dietary routine is working. Whether it's a testament to his broader wellness strategy or just a new peak of self-discipline, one thing is sure: Machine Gun Kelly always manages to surprise us even in the realm of food. Growing as a musician in all directions, this singular dietary choice may just be the next page in his unpredictable novel that keeps him simultaneously relatable and fascinating.