Above The Influence: Send Money

Parody (as much as it can be) of the sorry Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) Above The Influence commercials. These anti-drug commercials appear to have been created either 1) by the preambulatory infant children of the ONDCP staff, or 2) by people who have been spending all their anti-drug propaganda budget on drugs themselves. Sadly this parody is probably a step up from the original.

Best viewed in tandem with "Above The Influence: Walk Me".

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Parody
• spoof
• political
• advertisement
• commercial
• drugs
• propaganda
• pot
• marijuana
• ONDCP

[guanjon]

@neothugx lol I can't even remember who I was replying to. Good job replying to a 2 year old comment.

[neothugx]

@guanjon who stuck a stick up your ass?

[HiAzShit]

haaha

[guanjon]

judging from your spelling, i doubt you even know what you're talking about

have a nice day

[bluegrassbaby86]

What happened to the audio?

[malfeat]

Civilization died when THEY(not dey) saw your spelling.

[kikikeana]

dat was racist dont dont yall any other thing to do den be racist like come on the gov cares about others onlike cold hearted people there trying help america not let our civilization die i think dey sould just take weed away throw it away give it to docters only they the 1 that needs it for meds

[youboob1989]

who cares has weed every hurt our society no certainly not personally no one has died or overdosed its not perfect but for us to waste millions on these wasteful commercials is dummer

[dechha1981]

My own position on drugs is kind of unique (at least, I think it is) I've SEEN what drugs can do, and frankly, disapointing a talking dog is the LEAST of your problems. However, I think anti-drug probaganda and anti-drug propaganda cause more problems than the drugs themselves.

On the other hand, "Because I got high" is actually acurate. They lyrics of that song are almost a documentary of my brother.

[300zxTTz32]

Does anyone know the song by chance?