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Over the past few days,Watch Believer Online the world has seen a lot of baristas with pink-stained hands and folks sipping wildly colorful Starbucks' drinks.

Blame the company's limited edition Unicorn Frappuccino: a concoction of syrup and sugary powders that's perfectly crafted for your Instagram and has everyone going slightly insane—everyone except Katy Perry that is.

SEE ALSO: Katy Perry's picture of Hindu goddess on Instagram offends Indians

The singer snapped her unicorn experience and it seems like she isn't going to be going for a second one any time soon.

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"I couldn't handle drinking my own blood," the self-proclaimed unicorn captioned her Instagram video.

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It seems like an average snap of someone sipping the latest fad drink, but nah. Instead, Perry gracefully spits out the millennial pink beverage after just one sip.

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To the delight of some baristas, that'll be one less sweet drink they have to make this week.

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