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2024… crack users have nothing to worry about because it is not crack anymore just trash

No its the truth. And when the lord comes back he gone look just like those people on those pictures

sad story,,,,,, (he was making 133,000 in today's dollars before crack destroyed his life)

Always get a bit of the uncanny valley when I hear a smart black.

That 'he died soon after this interview' sounded waay to sketch 😂

Nothing is worth a 30 second to a 2 minute high.

The ending was a sobering bomb.

35k in the 80s was good pay.

Planned attack on the community. Was a sad time.

so crazy. he looks like a normal functioning person

only if he had tried dmt like me , i does 2 days in a row

Earl sweatshirt was trippin

He must have known he was going to die

what happened to the woman that pawned her child? did she get the crack after ? man now im invested

Brother Elon Musk

Lesson here is don’t smoke anything unless it’s weed. Weed is good for the soul 😶‍🌫️

Crack ain’t the same drug as coke by the rush makes it so much stronger faster way more fiending it’s really 2 different drugs

He looks so fresh tho, maybe crack ain't that bad and all?

Actually crazy because I work the same job as him in the same scenario except the crack lmao

Wtf that ending

I heard this was Kanye’s biological father…

Rip bob Willam

I HOPE to GOD this man saved himself. A well educated good looking young man. He could have had anything. World was is oyster. Sadly I’d assume he ended up in the way we all perceive based on the average trajectory of a crack user.

$35,000 a year back then when converting to todays money with inflation, purchasing power, taxes etc would be the equivalent of about $83,500 a year.

A black dude talking normal.

Very well spoken dude & seemed rather intelligent 😮dressed sharp too 😎😎😎

He was an engineer initially. Please stop being surprised at how smart he was when he was sober...

even the crackheads of the 80s had more brains and class than average Gen Zers

4:18 Wittney Houston begs to differ

Dang man, save some low frequencies for the rest of us

Man spent my salary on crack.

4:20... bruv.. it was so good packaged etc because it came straight from the CIA

RIP man Such a waste

People don't undestand that crack and meth is the working man's stem. There is a lot of functional drug users but a thin line between junkie and recreational user.

7:16 real. At least he real. Not him grinning his teeth😂😂 plss sir no😩

Damn. Just damn.💔

siah the clown

I can’t believe what 35k could get you back then, compared to today. This dude was able to save 50k. It’s insane how much the cost of living has risen in 40 yrs, while the pay for most industries did not follow suit.

The way he said "died" at the end with a pause, like it had quotes around it... They killed him.

is it just me or does Dave Chapelles impression of a white guy sound exactly like him?

One good hit and I was hooked, never again.. after prison and losing everything im cool, 2 years clean

So unfortunate. He sounds intelligent and articulate. Crack devastated black American communities. It's really sad how it seeped into neigbourhoods and took away hope. I wonder if people thought it was no worse than weed and later found out it was worse than heroin. Crack cocaine and meth is meant to be your worst nightmare.

Man crack was diff back then!

my generation caught a stray in this comment section because how eliquent this ONE crackhead is. Hey at least I don't smoke crack

Bro prolly could've built 10 NASA shuttles w all the Core Boy he used

😂😂😂… im sorry to laugh but watching this whole video, then BOOM … he dies after all that crack 🤭😮‍💨🥴

I don't care what you say, in my world this is Morgan Freeman's long lost and disowned son who happened to get into crack...

is this real? any crack user can say this is real?

my hubby did crack, introduced in his cement job, he was pot head before it. He sold our vehicles, lost vehicles, sold my bikes, pawned my jewelry, sold out tools, missing for days, spent every dime he made doing cement on crack and didn't come home for a few days after paid. It was hell for me and family. He od'd in 2011 at 63, cremated on his bd and i now live in peace and quite. No cops, no drug dealers looking for money, no stealing my money and things, just peace and quite. He was impossible to get rid of so od was a good thing

In full grasp of his situation, not in denial whatsoever