I’m gonna say it blunt: the internet basically sells this as legal trip honey. So… are we just doing PR for that? Or is there actually a legit cultural product here?
The legal drug framing is exactly what editors love because it compresses the story. It’s lazy. But also… marketers feed it.
from what i know is, if a brand uses wink-wink language, it deserves skepticism. That’s not culture, its just a conversion copy.
Being a nepali this is the part that actually hurts the most.....
It is cultural.
But the viral version makes it look like a stunt, and then everyone argues about the stunt.
Ok ok ok, but real question: if it’s cultural then why is the main content online just people acting messed up?
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