UPSAHL - Drugs (Lyric)

So happy to finally be able to share this one with you guys. This song is about going to parties and dealing with fake people who flex on their new car, their expensive shoes, and talk about a bunch of surface level stuff that is not important. Comment below the most funny/annoying thing someone has said to you at a party!

Is that original? I heard that the original is more minimalistic... Help me please. I listened something without that bass

何言ってるのか何一つわからないけれど本当に好き

replace d**gs with food, makeup, skincare or sephora gifts cards and that's my life

If this video gets 7K views before summer break (June 13th) I will sing this in front of my teachers.

Yuh

here in 2024, where y'all at now?

2024 having to explain to someone who this is squad? 👀🫡🫶🏻

I can sing that

Uh me

2023 gang
?

💕

👍👍👍👍

Duonn.. 💌 respect.

two years ago I didn’t think I would relate so much to this song… 🥲

my boyfriend uses LS.....,listening to this song

"I'm not tryna make a friend or fall in love"
damn that hit so hard.

𝗜𝘀 𝗧𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗮 𝗦𝘂𝗯𝘀𝘁𝗶𝘁𝘂𝘁𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗦𝘂𝗯𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗔𝗯𝘂𝘀𝗲?
On June 26, the UN marked the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. The message of the Secretary-General for that day was, “We cannot allow the world’s drug problem to further shadow the lives of the tens of millions of people living through humanitarian crises. On this important day,” he suggested, “let us commit to lifting this shadow once and for all, and giving this issue the attention and action it deserves.” In my opinion, as long as people want to escape from life, and as long as drugs are so accessible, substance abuse and drug addiction will continue to plague humanity.
Life has always been tough. These days, it is even tougher for many, if not most of us. Because drugs are so accessible these days, teenagers and young adults who used to “get away from it all” by drinking or smoking, now do it with drugs, and even hard drugs. It gives them a good high, disconnects their thoughts from the pitfalls of life, and allows them to feel relieved and happy, even if it is transitory and subsequently leads to deeper downs.
Besides, drugs are good business. Too many people in top positions make too much money for the discussion about eliminating drug abuse to be relevant.
By “top positions,” I am not talking about the addicts or the dealers. I am talking about policymakers in positions that pay top dollar, whose job is to decry the plague of drug and substance abuse, and do nothing but maintain their positions.
Like many other top brass, they view their job definition not as a mission to help humanity, but as feeding the cash cow and milking it dry. In the case of drugs, the cow feeds on more addicts, and the milk is the bloated budgets that organizations for “preventing drug abuse” receive in order to perpetuate the problem while pretending to fight it.
This is why, according to the UN’s own statistics, drug sales over the dark web nearly quadrupled between 2011-2020. If there were an intention to eliminate drug abuse, those who are at the top of the system would have long been fired. But since there is no such goal, those people are hailed as heroes and their budgets are bloated even more, to cope with the “escalating” crisis.
If we want to truly deal with the issue of drug abuse, we first need to decide what we want to do with addicts. Do we want them to live, or do we want them to vanish? If it is the latter, authorities must provide them with proper conditions to live out their lives until they are gone. If we cannot convince people that there is more to life than escaping from it, we should at least enable them to escape life with dignity until they are gone.
At the same time, we should make drugs inaccessible, as simple as that. That is, if we are willing to cull the well-paying jobs of those in charge of “fighting” against drug abuse. If we genuinely choose to eliminate drugs, we should eliminate access to them. This is the first step.
Then, we should offer a substitute. Not everyone will want it, but we should nevertheless offer a substitute that can satisfy the need that pushes at least some of the people into drug abuse and other forms of escapism.
The substitute that we should offer drug users is supportive human connections. Just as the veterans from Vietnam, many of whom were heavy drug users while in service, stopped once they returned to their families, we should offer the same feeling to current addicts.
This feeling of family warmth, acceptance, and the knowledge that people care about you, is the ingredient that is being depleted from society at the fastest rate. And without confidence and a sense of security, people will be afraid to face life and will opt for escapism. Human connection is the only antidote to drug abuse. It does not cost a thing, it does not pay top dollar, it has very poor PR, but it works like a charm. Making people feel welcome and safe will make them hooked on life.

So, you say you're moving out of state

Soon as you graduate, interesting

Anyway, you're leaving

Need a hug? Okay then

Call me up, no thanks man



I'm too busy, don't have time for

Things you say that aren't important

Where's the bathroom at?

Leave me alone



I just came here to the party for the drugs

(Drugs), drugs, (drugs), drugs, (drugs)

I'm not tryna make a friend or fall in love

(Love), love, (love), love, (love)

So just stop the faking

Not for here for nameless faces

Pointless talking, conversations

(Drugs), drugs, (drugs), drugs, (drugs)

I just came here for the drugs



Look who's here, pink t-shirt

Oh, you met him last year?

Wish I was as cool as you

Check it out, you got that

Brand new Audi hatchback

But you came here alone

You're too drunk to drive home



I'm too busy, don't have time for

Things you say that aren't important

Where's the bathroom at?

Leave me alone



I just came here to the party for the drugs

(Drugs), drugs, (drugs), drugs, (drugs)

I'm not tryna make a friend or fall in love

(Love), love, (love), love, (love)

So just stop the faking

Not for here for nameless faces

Pointless talking, conversations

(Drugs), drugs, (drugs), drugs, (drugs)

I just came here for the drugs



Everybody's either here for the drugs

Or the sex or the money or the fame

He's on the phone asking someone for the plug

And she's on the couch small talking, dropping names

I'm not for here for nameless faces

Pointless talking, conversations

(Drugs), drugs, (drugs), drugs

I just came here for the

What's up with all the symbolism??
All you hollywood peeps are doing it. It's being flaunted extra in our faces lately 🤔

Where is the sun I can't find my daughter's outfit

This Rue Benetts anthem

Not in my mind drugs nor parties but I still enjoy this song!

How to sell drugs online 👌✨

0:37

im happy i found this song from someone's animation

I went to the same school as Upsahl and we overlapped a couple years. It's really cool to see that's she's done so well

"Just stop the faking.." Hit's different

How to sell drugs online

Mis amigos : no que no irias a la fiesta
Yo : 0:42