Mocobizscene- The public has been buzzing with reactions since a video of a woman smoking crack on a subway in the Bronx surfaced. This viral video has sparked a wide range of responses, including shock, humor, and even personal anecdotes.
One witty reader drew a humorous connection to Jay-Z and Alicia Keys’ song “Empire State of Mind,” playfully quoting, “Concrete jungle where dreams are made of!” This comment cleverly underscores the stark contrast between the glitzy portrayal of New York City in popular culture and the gritty realities of life in the city.
Readers found the woman’s range of emotions in the video quite amusing. One commenter even mentioned, “She experiences all the emotions in just 30 seconds.” However, some expressed concerns about the potential effects of second-hand crack smoke, with a reader jokingly quipping, “Everyone within a ten-foot radius smoked crack that day.”
Some readers had a more relaxed perspective on drug use, as seen in their comments. One person humorously mentioned trying crack when they reach the age of 75, while another remarked on the woman’s lack of sharing etiquette in the video. Additionally, a reader shared an anecdote about drug use in Seattle, where individuals openly smoke fetty on public buses.
The comments shared here offer a glimpse into the varied perspectives on drug use in public spaces. They emphasize the importance of continuous conversations surrounding drug addiction, public safety, and the community’s involvement in tackling these concerns.
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