Quarterback who eats banana with its peel on reveals he also drinks coffee with mayonnaise
- Kentucky quarterback Will Levis has some upsetting eating habits he's happy to show you.
- Levis made waves last year when he ate a banana with the peel on in a TikTok video.
College football fans may be familiar with Kentucky quarterback Will Levis for his play on the field.
Starting for the Wildcats last year, Levis threw for 2,826 yards and 24 touchdowns against 13 interceptions, leading Kentucky to a 10-win season for just the second time since 1977.
For those less committed to devoting their fall Saturdays at the altar of the SEC, Levis might be more familiar because of a TikTok video he made last summer, in which he ate a browned banana, peel included.
This year, Levis is back, both under center for the Wildcats, and with a brand new video of ill-advised consumption.
At SEC Media Days, Levis revealed his occasional taste for what is, to me, an objectively upsetting combination: coffee and mayonnaise.
"I have been known to put mayonnaise in my coffee sometimes," Levis tells the camera, before squeezing far too much mayo into his coffee.
For what it is worth, any mayonnaise in your coffee is too much mayonnaise in your coffee, but even if there were a proper amount of mayonnaise to put in your coffee, Levis undoubtedly crosses that threshold.
It is entirely up to you to press play on this video or leave it be and continue on the life you already know.
Watching the video, Levis is not entirely convincing in his enjoyment of his mayo-flavored coffee. In 2022 there are countless videos on the internet of people pretending to enjoy food stuffs they know to be disgusting with the goal of making a momentary blip on your social media channel of choice. Within this context, the sincerity of Levis' enthusiasm for his mayoffee is somewhat tough to snuff out.
Is it possible this was a joke that went a bit too far and got out of hand? Maybe he tried it one time, someone made a bigger deal out of it than it actually was, but word got out and Levis is interested in leaning into the bit?
Or possibly this is four-dimensional chess played by a master who is about to take NIL deals to new heights by starting a bidding war between Hellman's and Duke's?
Most chillingly, it's possible that Levis simply does enjoy his coffee with mayonnaise on occasion.
The world may never know the truth.
Regardless, Levis is set for another year at Kentucky, and with a strong season, could wind up as a first-round draft pick in 2023.
In that effort, despite the video we've just witnessed, we wish him the best of luck.