Study conducted by DrugAbuse.com, spanning more than 3,622,365 Instagram posts with drug mentions across all major US-based festivals.
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Who pays drugabuse dotcom to conduct such a pointless “study”?
Pills?
There’s one drug they forgot: music!
You only posted this so you could make this comment, didn’t you? Be honest
That was the only reason. It started with a comment idea, then I tried to see if there was a drug-related study pertaining to music in the last 24 hours. And wow! There it was.
thats what you get when u listens to anti drug motherfuckers, “Alchohol”
i’m part of the crack 2 percent nigga
Mescaline at only .2%!!!
What is wrong with the youth today?
…and a publication centered on digital music and it’s related services needed to publish a report on drugs WHY!?
I would love to know exactly how this data was acquired and who they asked.
At the bottom it says something about snooping around Instagram posts. Real scientific
They don’t mention what percentage don’t do any drugs……oh wait….
The folks that commission theses types of “studies” assume everyone at a music festival is on drugs
thats my blood type on an average saturday night
Alcohol made the list but nicotine didn’t? I was really excited to see this list until I realized that Oral contraceptives would have made the cut had someone posted it on Instagram. On the plus side, people are still having a blast. Sex, drugs, and music freedom baby!
This graph shows “what drugs are the people in our sample willing to Instagram at a music festival” not “what drugs are people doing at festivals”. Hugely likely that the less stigmatized drugs are over-represented. Also possible that people who Instagram their festival experience are not an accurate sample of the festival-going population.
it was interesting that crack, DMT, and LSD were all the same percentage though. I’d expect greater incidence of LSD