Ella Langley Tends To Riley Green’s “Injury” On Tour Bus After Their Show

Following their recent show in Toronto, Ontario, Ella Langley performed extremely minor surgery on Riley Green while the two artists were on their tour bus. In a TikTok video of the incident, Green can be heard exclaiming, “What are you gonna do?!” as Langley grabs a pair of scissors while holding his wounded hand. “I’m…

Following their recent show in Toronto, Ontario, Ella Langley performed extremely minor surgery on Riley Green while the two artists were on their tour bus. In a TikTok video of the incident, Green can be heard exclaiming, “What are you gonna do?!” as Langley grabs a pair of scissors while holding his wounded hand. “I’m gonna cut that off,” Langley says, preparing to cut excess skin off Green’s blister. Green then recounts the “story” of his injury, “A kid was trying to cross the street and I saw a car coming, so I went and grabbed him. The kid was holding a baby so I couldn’t push the kid out of the way, so I had to grab the kid. I caught the baby with this hand, but I fell, so I skinned this hand on the curb. But I saved their lives. And the baby was holding a box of kittens, so they all made it too.” Green captioned his post, “Fix me up doc,” so hopefully he survived the procedure. (Holler)

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