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Have you ever loved something so much you just had to stick a hammer in your mouth?[Ep4] Secret Campus

That's how one devoted K-pop fan felt. 14-year-old Kaley was inspired to display her passion for the band BTS during a conversation with her friend.

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"I was sending her pictures of one of them, [and] he’s good-looking," she told BuzzFeed News. "So I sent it and said, ‘He’s so beautiful I could shove a hammer in my mouth.’"

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Of course, her friend challenged her to follow through on that assertion. And, of course, Kaley ended up with a hammer stuck in her mouth.

Kaley told BuzzFeed that she got the hammer out 10 minutes later, and then put it back in a couple times to show her friends.

Since then, she's added a hammer to her display name on Twitter.

And really, who could blame her?

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