Teddy Swims Shares Humorous Story About First Hearing 'Lose Control' on the Radio While on the Toilet
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Ilana Kaplan
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Summary
Teddy Swims shared a humorous and candid story on SiriusXM's 'The Julia Cunningham Show' about the first time he heard his hit song "Lose Control" on the radio — it happened while he was experiencing "violent diarrhea" on the toilet. The R&B singer described the moment as "God's sense of humor" and reflected on the surreal experience of hearing his breakthrough single for the first time on air during such an inopportune moment.
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I was on the toilet having violent diarrhea
It was the most surreal moment of my life
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