100%, it's a known fact that many recreational drugs can trigger or worsen mental disorders. Even weed has been known to trigger early stages of BPD in those predisposed to it.
It doesn't help that he has pushed away all the people that wanted to help him and surrounded himself with a bad crowd.
as a psychology student who smokes weed, has had close ones go through psychosis and actually saw this info in class, this was my first thought too but this has been one of those things thatās been replicated so much with so much data that there is definitely some correlation between weed and psychosis, it might be smaller than presented though
I saw a guy eat 4 weed cookies and have a psychotic break. He looked over at the girl trying to calm him down, screamed at her that she wasnāt the real version of herself, that he died and we were all demonic versions of ourselves in Hell, bit a chunk out of her harm and started punching her in the face before being dragged off of her. He spent 2 weeks in a psych ward and then was suicidal for a while afterwards. YES it was ONLY weed. He doesnāt do any drugs, rarely even dabbled in weed. Barely drinks. I know what was in the cookies because I made them. Shit was terrifying.
That plus the ptsd of surviving a near death car wreck. Most people tht see death and survive dnt come back the same Ala 50 cent. Then add in losing ur mom who was there through it. Nobody understands the thoughts and questions he may have.
I wouldnāt say 50 came back all there either but I agree that his wreck deeply impacted him. At least back then he had genuine support to help him get through a tough time
Exactly 50 came back ruthless no fear. Maybe he mightve seen the other side or lack there of so yolo. Ye could've came back with questions and his mom being a PhD idk what kind could've helped him find answers.
Now he's stuck with shallow entertainment people who dnt really care because they haven't seen what he has.
That wasnāt crazy. It was completely true and appropriate political commentary. He said out loud what millions of Americans were thinking and desperate to hear.
The treatment of poor and black New Orleans citizens was disgusting. Both the ones forgotten and the way the held them in the Superdome.
i do not know or care when he bought the company or how many cars they had at that time lol. i just know he likes people thinking heās a founder, and he isnāt.
This. He definitely wasn't as deranged, but he was never normal. The difference is that back then, all he had to do to get attention was make good music, but now that he can't do that, he tries to get it through other means.
He probably always had symptoms of mental illness but his mother was his grounding point in reality. He has no one else to set him straight and is now surrounded by yes men and enablers. He has either lost or pushed away everyone that helped guide him. It's very sad to see.
Thatās where I disagree. I think itās completely normal and rational to consume the works of someone whoās been disgraced, separating the art from the artist and all; I would not label someone ādecentā or not based on if they choose to do so. A lot of shows, movies, music, etc. should lose the support of those very same people if theyāre really about it
Lmao every time I hear that song, I still laugh at that line. My husband was raised very sheltered so I showed him all my songs from growing up and this was one. You should see his face when he hears the wild rap lyrics š
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u/HappyLittleTrees17 Feb 22 '25
Got a dark haired dog look like Michael Jackson, got a white haired dog look like Michael Jackson