'Cause I could care less what they saying Lil Yachty (Ft. Skippa Da Flippa) – Good Day
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Friends are better, friends are better with
Drugs are better, drugs are better with
Friends are better, friends are better with
Drugs are better, drugs are better with
Friends are better, friends are better with
Drugs are better, drugs are better with
Friends are better, friends are better with
Drugs are better than friends
Are better than drugs
Are better than friends
Are better than drugs
(Drugs are better than friends)
Are better than friends
(Are better with drugs)
Are better than drugs
(Are better with friends)
Are better than friends
(Are better than—)
Drugs are better, drugs are better with
Friends are better, friends are better with
Drugs are better, drugs are better with
Friends are better, friends are better with Car Seat Headrest – (Joe Gets Kicked Out of School for Using) Drugs With Friends (But Says This Isn't a Problem)
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A nod to the Teens of Denial album predecessor Teens of Style, Toledo details the common teenage pressure to conform – a struggle that often causes rebellious acts like the drug use depicted throughout the song.
Reminds us of the title of this album, Teens of Denial, implying that he shrugs off the damages of substance use as just part of the “contemporary style”; that he’s actually in denial about what he’s doing.