Remember the episode when our favourite mouse Jerry broke Tom’s teeth with a hammer and it shattered like ceramic plates? Or when Tom used to shove musical instruments in his mouth and made weird noises? Well, all those stupid tricks entertained us a lot in our childhood, right? But what if it happens to us, IRL?
Not possible you say? We also thought so until we saw this high school student’s TikTok video.
All of us have done some stupid things to entertain people around us. Mollie O’Brien was also trying to entertain her younger cousin and decided to shove an entire harmonica inside her mouth to make him chuckle.
And she did it like a pro. But she found herself in a soup when she was unable to take the harmonica out of her mouth, reported Mail Online.
The musical instrument got stuck in her jaw. And with every breath the Ontario student took, it made a weird wheezing sound. But the millennial she is, Mollie decided to entertain her TikTok viewers with her misery before she was taken to the doctors.
@mollieobriengoing to cheo to get my harmonica removed… #foryou #fyp #foryoupage #dissapointment #failure #mymomdoesntloveme #idiot♬ I just did a bad thing bill wurtz – cameron.tr
She recorded a close-up video of the harmonica stuffed inside her mouth as the song ‘I Just Did a Bad Thing’ by Bill Wurtz plays in the background. “I shoved an entire harmonica in my mouth and it’s stuck now,” the Canadian TikToker wrote on the video.
The doctors suggested her mother to take Mollie to the dentist who then held her mouth open wide enough with his dental instruments to take out the harmonica. “Let’s not do this again, OK dear?,” the doctor told Mollie.
Recalling her embarrassing moment, she said, “Every time I breathed heavily out of panic, it made a noise. After 30 minutes it hurt, but then it was kinda numb. Honestly, it’s nature’s wonder on how that went in,” reported Metro.
Well, that was a tongue-in-cheek moment for Mollie but she decided to entertain her online family with her embarrassing moments, because ‘content is king’, right?