Viral video shows Aaron Rodgers high on ayahuasca in Brazil and fans are losing it

Just when Steelers fans were warming up to the idea of Aaron Rodgers wearing black and gold, the universe reminded us: this man is unhinged in the most Aaron Rodgers way possible. A resurfaced video showing Rodgers high on ayahuasca during a spiritual retreat in Brazil has gone viral and the internet has no chill. Some fans are in awe, some are concerned, and others? Well, they’re just wondering what the locker room is going to think.The now-viral footage shows Rodgers in what looks like a traditional ayahuasca ceremony somewhere in Brazil. The dim lighting, rhythmic chanting, and his spaced-out expression make it very clear: this man is deep into the trip.Turns out, it’s part of his upcoming Netflix docuseries called Aaron Rodgers: Enigma and the video is from one of the ceremonies that shaped his "personal awakening."Rodgers has long been open about his use of ayahuasca, a powerful hallucinogenic plant brew traditionally used in South American spiritual rituals. It’s not illegal there, but the optics? Very intense. Especially when you’re the new QB for one of the most traditional franchises in the NFL.If you’re thinking this is a one-off weird moment, think again. Rodgers has talked openly for years about how ayahuasca helped him mentally, spiritually, and yes, even professionally.He once credited it with helping him become “a better teammate” and said it gave him the mental clarity to chase another MVP season.While most quarterbacks stick to weightlifting and tape review, Rodgers was out in the jungle sipping plant medicine with a shaman. And if you think he regrets it? Not even close. He’s doubled down in interviews, saying the experience helped him find self-love and purpose.Steelers fans were already split on signing the 40-year-old QB, and now... yeah, things are even messier.There’s also a ton of confusion about how this footage got released just days after the Steelers officially announced his deal. Coincidence? Rodgers probably doesn’t believe in those either.This video didn’t surface by accident. It’s in his docuseries. He’s not hiding it. In fact, he’s practically celebrating it. Now the question is: can the ayahuasca QB deliver a playoff run for Pittsburgh? Or are fans in for a whole new kind of trip?Also read - Disgraced ex-NFL player Greg Hardy arrested again and this time over assault on girlfriend