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The singer lil peep, admired and respected by his fans died from a Xanax overdose, a drug used normally for anxiety disorder, alcohol withdrawal and many more. Among the new generation the use of this drug is recreational, but not without risks it's a highly addictive drug, without mentioning the risk of overdose and different health issues if mixed with alcohol or other substances. As drug Xanax was not known as it is today, the promotion of this drugs have been done thru the social media by different  artist and mentioned in different songs, for example lil xan that even use one of the street name of the Xanax as his stage name "xan". One of the  most "memorable" lyrics of lil peep according to his fans "switchblade cocaine", stays in the mind, that's the perfect example of the kind of propagation that those type of artist do. The artist don't take in consideration the facts that young and suggestible people listen to their song and from this, will do as their favorite artist. The more mature audience, will have more reflections on the lyrics, but the youngest are more suggestible to the lyrics. The overused of Xanax among teens and older is getting to a serious health issue, the addiction is one of the main problem but not only, the overdose is probably one of the biggest issue. 







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