Charleston White

When I take the medication, the medication put me back to the back of me so I couldn't be smart into the late evenings.

But the medication don't kick in right there.

This shit is biological chemical warfare.

When you take a pill and they give it to you at a certain time, it's the reason why they give it to you at a certain time, the pill is stored up and it's not used then.

It's used when your body need it.

When you get, wow, man, fuck you, motherfucker.

It releases that and calms you down and make your doctor out of you.

That's why you can't wear it up on it.

That's why you miss your medication.

That's why you have to take it at a certain time.

Even when you stop taking it six months down the road, it's still time releasing.

It's in your body.

Yeah.

So it took me about, so I was in there for seven days.

That seven days of medication took damn near nine months to get out of me.

If you go watch my old Facebook page, man, I was so lethargic and doxile.

I've always been an off-the-wire, off-the-key, bouncing, jumping around kind of energetic, enthusiastic.

But, man, I was so lethargic.

And what it felt like, the real me was put back in the closet, and the medicated me is here.

And I'm saying, yeah.