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Molly Percocet

Molly is a pure form of MDMA also found in some ecstasy pills. Gives you warm butterfly feelings , bliss, euphoria and more intense sexual experiences. Makes you want to dance, grind your teeth and dehydrated. Percocet is a opiate that you can find the definition of in many places. These two words are repeated in the song "Mask off" by Future which has become extremely popular. There

are a few reasons why he would sing about these two drugs together .One is its easier on your nostrils when snorting these two drugs together because MDMA can be very harsh! They also maybe just go good together because people like uppers and downers. The other reason is because people maybe hustle these drugs together. The last reason being that percocets possibly help you come down from Molly when it starts to wear off. Making it much more tolerable!
Tonights going to be a Molly Percocet kind of night, Molly Percocet on deck!, Molly and Percocets are like my family haha
Molly Percocet by Dboy9486 April 11, 2017
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molly percocet

two drugs used together to make a better experience
mask off by future- " that molly percocets got me highhh asff"💊

molly percocet

Who doesn't know the song Molly Percocet by Future.
molly percocet by YO ITS12 March 28, 2017
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