WEEN---ZOLOFT QUEBEC

[@puggo1491]

a-w-e-s-o-m-e track and band thanks for posting ;)

[@ahamburger111]

I can't explain what I'm feelin' inside...

[@countgustav]

Great video!

[@potentiallyklien]

gotta love that clock wipe.

[@ally654123]

This song is not supporting drug use. Zoloft is an anti-depressant classified as an SSRI (selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitor) and it does not get you high in any way, shape, or form, it actually takes 3-6 weeks for your body to respond to the drug and the only thing the drug does is allow more serotonin to get into your system, therefore combating depression.

[@ml1968lf]

(: Artificial Happy :)

[@rufonzo38]

They're cool visuals, but my problem with the video is the song criticizes using anti-depressants. It's not meant to glorify drugs. The muffled choruses are about changing who you are, i.e. "Don't disguise the nature of your soul". People too often assume this song is an ode to drugs because it's Ween.

[@rufonzo38]

@DeanMartin1231 I know Gener was taking antidepressants. Particularly during Quebec. I never said he didn't. That's probably the inspiration for the song. But clearly if you look at the lyrics it's about being uneasy with taking them at best, i.e "don't disguise the nature of your soul" or "don't cut the mind, don't drain the source". My point was the song isn't glorifying drugs, like the video, and I think that's very obvious. Jumped the gun a bit, buddy.

[@GIitchclan12]

He was also not glorifying it he was talking about how it will muffle your soul and make you a fake person

[@broadcastmyass4u]

yeah but its just a song, not a recovery program