The viral X post you're referring to (from @coldcallsniper

) is a funny correction to an original video that was captioned "Cocaine is one hell of a drug" The original clip (posted by @Bornakang

) shows a girl in a club going absolutely wild — super sweaty, intense jaw clenching, nonstop energetic dancing, and that classic wide-eyed, euphoric look. Everyone in the replies and quote tweets immediately clocked it as not cocaine at all.It's clearly MDMA (Molly/Ecstasy) — here's why most people (including drug-knowledgeable commenters) say so:Cocaine typically gives sharp, confident energy, talkativeness, and a "king of the world" vibe — but it doesn't usually cause extreme sweating, prolonged jaw grinding (bruxism), or that full-body, hug-the-universe euphoria.

MDMA, on the other hand, floods your brain with serotonin → massive feelings of love/empathy, overheating + profuse sweating (especially in hot clubs), jaw clenching, dilated pupils, and non-stop movement/dancing for hours.


The correction post ("Idk how to tell you lil bro but that’s not coke") absolutely exploded:Over 25 million views

150k+ likes

Thousands of hilarious replies and quotes


Some of the best reactions include:"She got the Molly sweats"

"10000% Molly"

"Def MDMA"

Jokes like "pop a molly i’m sweating WHEW!" or people just saying "X" (as in ecstasy/Molly, playing on the platform name)


It's a perfect example of internet drug-nerd humor — people love gatekeeping/educating on substances while roasting the original poster. The video itself is peak club chaos energy, and the mislabeling made it go mega-viral.Classic case of "that's not coke, that's love" What did you think it was when you first saw it?