Meth Project Official Ad - Jessica

This spot, directed by Wally Pfister, begins on an empty football field. A young man's voice-over says, "This is where she used to be a cheerleader." The scene changes to a dirty bathroom. The young man's voice says, "This is the sink where she started pulling out her eyebrows." The scene continues to change, showing the hallway of an abandoned building where her dealer raped her, and the backyard where she forced her little brother to smoke Meth with her. Finally the young man who is telling the story appears on camera, looks into the lens and says: "...and this is what I said, when she told me she was going to try Meth." The boy falls silent and stares into the camera.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Meth Project
• Arizona Meth Project
• Colorado Meth Project
• Georgia Meth Project
• Hawaii Meth Project
• Idaho Meth Project
• Illinois Meth Project
• Montana Meth Project
• Wyoming Meth Project
• official
• advertisement
• ad
• commercial
• Not Even Once
• PSA
• Official Video
• This is what I said
• silence
• Wally Pfister

[Loleezy808]

Why dont these kids say anything? be interesting and kick Jessica in the vagina, before she tries meth...

[YouMakeMeBelieve]

Why is Miranda Cosgroves song "about you now" on the related videos liste at the end? hmmm maybe Miranda is a meth addict and is seeking help..

[luis16987]

meth is totally fine i ben doing it for 7 years and i have a job kids wife and a dog meth should be use as medicine kidding fuck meth probobly be dead

[HoseaStarcraft]

@HoseaStarcraft It messes with your head and screws up your judgment. Dont tell me what i do know and what i dont know about drugs. People i love and care about are throwing away their lives for temporary things. So i suggest you check yourself next time you question what any addiction can do to a person.

[HoseaStarcraft]

yes slaves to weed! as I stated several of my friends and a few others I KNOW smoke weed all the time and they cannot stop, even one of my closest friends is dealing (or distributing/whichever) weed and it has pretty much become his life. They even give me the excuse they could stop anytime but when i challenge them to actually stop, they simply say well its fun and it feels good and i dont wanna stop. Its just a pitiful excuse and a nasty drug just like all the rest no matter how severe.

[AnonymousNI]

@HoseaStarcraft

Slaves to weed ? Sure there is a psychological dependence, but it's not strong enough to force someone to steal for weed, or to prostitute themselves to get it, it isn't the cannabis, it's the addiction potential of the person, my team just finished a trial based on the very principle of addiction to thc, it's more the ritual of smoking than the actual chemical.

[REPTARxGOESxRAWR]

I watched this because my name's Jessica O.O

[AlannaNarcotic]

@BouncyUkraine @BouncyUkraine you misunderstood me. real meth User would not want to give away their drugs. Especially forcing it onto someone else. I use to do it and no way I would want to share with someone that doesn't even do it or need it...u are obviously not an addict. Or you would know this.

[BouncyUkraine]

@AlannaNarcotic

Guess you've never heard of peer pressure. Peer pressure is one of the top reasons for drug use among teens. I'm going to assume you're just ignorant, and not a drug-user yourself.

[AlannaNarcotic]

so lame. no one forces anyone to do meth. less for themselves. lol

[BioTheWolf]

The girl I love is names Jessica...

[EndLessReDeMpTion]

@HoseaStarcraft Oh well i didnt mean to come off too rude I do understand that aspect of it though.