Am I the only one feeling uneasy about popping mollys and drinking lean being....

[ugksam]

turn on your radio, crack is mentioned in basically every song on the hip hop stations

 

[Kilgore Trout]

The only drugs rappers can't admit to are meth and heroin. (They act like the other shyt is any better)

Most of the rappers in the game have admitted to doing cocaine. From Ross to yeezy.

 

[ZEB WALTON]

Opiates in hip hop now. when i started hearin rappers talk bout oxys n shyt, knew it was over. drugs are cool in hip hop now (not selling em, taking)

 

[OC's finest]

kinda spin on this thread, but not only is it cool to rap about being addicted to drugs, its also cool to rap about trickin to hoes these days lol.

smh at these rappers

 

[OC's finest]

2short n e40 would b

 

[JulesWinfield]

every single person i know snorts lines and does molly now. i'm one of the last ones that hasn't done either . people don't do lean up here. they use t3's to get fukked up on codeine.

 

[bouncy]

The sad part is these drugs NEED to be manufactured in a lab, and if you get caught, especially with molly, you will get TIME, which lets you know that it is purposely put out here by powerful people used to control the masses. It achieves a goal because molly is good when used maybe once a month and in a healthy setting but popping it constantly will alter your brain chemistry for the worse for years after taking it, and leads to depression. You add cocaine to it, and it's a wrap.

You're going to see a lot of suicides increase, and people in their 20's turn super religious/conservative if they stop using or they will stay on drugs, and in turn be broke so the cycle of depression, and poverty will just keep going.

 

[Offthegrid]

gas&lean>>>any otha drugs

 

[AgentGrey]

I'd say it was in the streets before the music, I know oxys got big bcuz the H fiends would do whatever to get their hands on opiates to help with withdrawals. Seeing your classmates stumbling down the strip like a zombie is a sad sight tho

With that said Im gonna pop these Vics tonight, then ace my Economics exam tomorrow morning, pop some T3 tomrrow night, and then write a 5 page essay the following morning
I believe that an individual's free time is their free time as long as they prioritize.

 

[bouncy]

I'd say it was in the streets before the music, I know oxys got big bcuz the H fiends would do whatever to get their hands on opiates to help with withdrawals. Seeing your classmates stumbling down the strip like a zombie is a sad sight tho

With that said Im gonna pop these Vics tonight, then ace my Economics exam tomorrow morning, pop some T3 tomrrow night, and then write a 5 page essay the following morning
I believe that an individual's free time is their free time as long as they prioritize.

No disrespect, but that is how addiction starts. You think you have control because you can do little things but as soon as the real life hits, you can't handle it and here comes the drugs to help and next thing you know it's a full blown addiction. Doing school work, is way different then paying bills, raising a family, and making money to live good. I'm older then you and seen it first hand from friends and family. The example you gave is why people become addicted, they think they are stronger then the drug, and sadly, that is not always the case majority of the time, especially prescription pills. Be humble, realize your weakness, work on strengthen them through challenging yourself and hard drugs won't even be taken but when you think you are superman, that little demon will show you who is god.

Listen to this song, and substitute Heroin with Prescription drugs or other hard drugs.

 

[Brief Keef]

celebrated in todays music?? Yes I know weed and liquor popping have been promoted in Hip Hop for ages (Although personally I was never into alcohol or drugs). But this new fascination with popping pills and drinking lean in the hood, within the last few years, just doesn't sit right with me. Especially now since I see how those said drugs have effected these kids (and even adults) out here in the streets. Seeing 16 year old kids nodding off on the block is a sad sight to see. They're not even about getting money no more. They're just content with being high all day. Nowadays, you can hardly tell the difference between them and the regular feen on the block. I'm not saying we should censor rappers from talking about it because it is happening. My thing is it's a sad sight to see because its destroying a lot of our kids lives out here. We are in a new era where the "Hustler" has become the "Customer".

real talk it's demonic

 

[AgentGrey]

No disrespect, but that is how addiction starts. You think you have control because you can do little things but as soon as the real life hits, you can't handle it and here comes the drugs to help and next thing you know it's a full blown addiction. Doing school work, is way different then paying bills, raising a family, and making money to live good. I'm older then you and seen it first hand from friends and family. The example you gave is why people become addicted, they think they are stronger then the drug, and sadly, that is not always the case majority of the time, especially prescription pills. Be humble, realize your weakness, work on strengthen them through challenging yourself and hard drugs won't even be taken but when you think you are superman, that little demon will show you who is god.

Listen to this song, and substitute Heroin with Prescription drugs or other hard drugs.

James Brown-King Heroin - YouTube

I dont/wont resort to them for emotional support. Its more of a recreation stimulant. As for the bolded, I understand this and thats why Im doing it in my youth. I will not be an old pill poppin ass nikka
I've seen my fair share of it destroying lives, and I still believe that in moderation its not a problem at all.

But I can tell this is something you feel strongly about so Ima leave it at this, your words do not fall on deaf ears I will continue to be a positive enterprising young brotha, and turn up in my free time.