YouTubeHope you guys haven't had lunch yet.
Adrianne Lewis is yet another teenager who fancies herself a YouTube star. But at least she's an original YouTube star, in that her "talent" is her insanely long tongue.
The 18-year-old from Michigan is on a mission to hold the title of World's Longest Tongue, which currently belongs to Nick Stoeberi at 3.97 inches. Well, back off Nick because Adrianne's reportedly measures a full four inches.
She has yet to be officially judged, but based on the pictures that make us a touch nauseous, if we're being perfectly honest, her tongue certainly looks to be the longest we've ever seen. She can even touch her tongue to her elbow, which is seemingly impossible. Go ahead and try it yourself. We'll wait.
I printed out a collage to send in to @Ripleys for the mail contest?AND I FORGOT! I spent $1.50 for nothing ??#Ripleys pic.twitter.com/q3CnzjZOhf
? Adrianne Lewis (@LongTongueLewis) August 16, 2013"I feel as though I may have inherited it," she told Barcroft TV. "But I think with time and me being the weird kid that I was and always sticking out my tongue, it could have stretched."
Adrianne created her YouTube channel two years ago to show off her tongue tricks, and thousands of people tune in to watch her twist, flip and roll what we have now nicknamed the "Mouth Beast."
As you probably already guessed, Internet commenters have a field day with her videos, leaving disgusting remarks about her long tongue, much to the dismay of her boyfriend, Tim.
"I mean, if I could fight the Internet, I would. But there's not much I can do," he says. "She generally just deletes comments that make her uncomfortable. Part of me wish that her fanbase wasn't entirely about her tongue. Just appreciate the person that's attached to the tongue."
Awww! That's the nicest/weirdest thing a boyfriend can ever say about a girlfriend.
Unfortunately, it looks like her quest to have the world's longest tongue has taken its toll, because Adrianne recently tweeted this:
Can I turn the fame off? This isn't fun anymore.
? Adrianne Lewis (@LongTongueLewis) May 13, 2015Don't worry, girl. Tomorrow, someone in Florida will shoot a missile into a car or something and everyone will forget all about you. Oh, wait. That's already happened in Florida. The point is, America has a really short attention span, unless you misspoke about national treasure Taylor Swift in which case the Internet never forgets.