Drugs and Friendships in Songs

As long as there are humans, the bond of friendship is well recognized and respected. Despite their strength, many of these bonds are strengthened by the drug, or more commonly attenuated and crushed. Regardless of whether it is controversial like marijuana or harmful like LSD, such dangerous poisoning has always been considered to impair the relationship with time. With so many trauma, music is an excellent tool to tell people about friends and addictive stories.

Pop music has been bombarded with lyrics of luxury and luxury, luxury cars and songs full of wild adventures. The audience heard the forgiveness of the song by using illegal drugs and consuming a large amount of alcohol. Popular songs such as "mask off" of the future and "I can not have weekend face" are an example of popular songs of recent drug use. However, the relationship between medicine and music has spanned various kinds and decades. For example, a recent survey found that country music supported more lyrics and demonstrated drug abuse, songs in the 1960s and 1970s accepted drug culture, promoted adventure and changed mindset It is famous for that.

According to Billboard magazine tracking popular music, researchers at the University of Pittsburgh Medical School studied the most popular 279 songs in 2005. Whether a song contains a reference to a drug or a reference to an alcohol depends on the genre. Only 9% of popular songs have lyrics about medicine and alcohol. Rock 's number of songs has soared to 14%, the number of R & B and hip - hop songs is 20%, country songs 36%, rap songs 77% increased. It is noteworthy that mentioning smoking is not common in today's music, only 3% of songs that use tobacco use. About 14% of songs use cannabis, 24% explain the use of alcohol, and 12% contain references to other substances. Approximately 4% of the songs contain information on "anti" drugs and alcohol

Of all the surveyed lap songs, 74% show entities, followed by 40% 20%, 20% alternate rock, 20% country songs and 12% heavy metal songs. Rap contains the most lyrics about illegal drugs (63% of all rap songs) and alcohol (47% of songs). Alternative rock, country music, top 40 music contains similar lyrics about alcohol, but heavy metal songs contain the least amount of alcohol. In this survey, only one song in the country mentioned illegal drugs.