Twitter Account Claiming To Be Newsmax Host Greg Kelly Tweets About Getting So High He Ended Up In Kenya

Yesterday, New York State legalized marijuana, allowing it to be smoked in areas where tobacco is permitted, while also expunging past marijuana-related convictions. Most New Yorkers saw this as a positive thing, but not Newsmax host Greg Kelly, because one time he got so high in Kentucky that he blacked out and woke up four days later in Nairobi, Kenya. At least, that's what account claiming to be Kelly says.

So, as anyone who has ever smoked weed before can tell you, this is impossible. Cannabis does not cause days-long blackouts. It also seems unlikely that being high on marijuana inspired the ambitious transatlantic journey to the middle of Africa, as most cannabis users will tell you the longest journey cannabis normally inspires is to the local McDonald's.

This leaves several possibilities: First, the journey to Africa part of the story is true, but Kelly was given some other sort of extremely potent drug and was potentially kidnapped by his "buddies."

Second, and most likely, is that Kelly has completely fabricated the story.

Third, and most intriguing, is that this is not Greg Kelly at all, but rather an imposter account that has somehow amassed nearly 300,000 followers while tweeting bizarre right-wing conspiracy theories.

There's some interesting evidence backing up this theory: Kelly was a FOX TV anchor before moving to Newsmax and again has a huge following on Twitter, but lacks a blue checkmark verifying he's who he says he is. Also, some of his tweets are generally so bizarre its hard not to see them as Dril-like parody.

ALL I DID was to say ⁦JoeBiden</a>⁩’s Dog needed a BATH and some grooming and the “cancel culture” went TOTALLY Nuts. YET ⁦<a href="https://twitter.com/JoeNBC?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">JoeNBC⁩ just called for MAJOR’s DEATH. And somehow it’s considered “CUTE”? The fake news really Just Doesn’t Get It. pic.twitter.com/E42HBITGk8

— Greg Kelly (@gregkellyusa) March 31, 2021

Three months to for before “beach season” and I’m gonna be ready. Just loaded up on all kinds of Supplements and “Muscle Milk” at GNC. I DID NOT sign up for that silly -shop on Tuesday-get 10% off when u buy this, that, and the other thing. how long before I see results?

— Greg Kelly (@gregkellyusa) March 30, 2021

This so-called “situation” better be FIXED by the time I Wake Up in the morning. Don’t they have any TUG BOATS in LAKE SUEZ? pic.twitter.com/PCd9TerWlR

— Greg Kelly (@gregkellyusa) March 27, 2021

So, either Greg Kelly's story isn't real, or Greg Kelly himself isn't real. That about clear things up?