SZA does what she can to discourage kids from trying new drugs.
The singer, 35, went to Instagram on Tuesday to share his concerns that the kids are getting their hands on whippet medicine.
In the post, Sza revealed how she managed to get a fan to throw her can in return for a photo or video.
“Literally, a child talked about throwing her whippet medicine in return for a picture/video on the in n out-driven through,” she began caption along with a picture of a can of nitric oxide with a strawberry-banana flavor brand that appears to be from the brand SuperWPIP.
“Sad, but if I can stop this S *** for even another IMMA test. Once again, these drugs are clearly marketed to children. Really need America to make it better man.”
Prolonged use of nitric oxide may have disabled neurological problems and conditions, including vitamin B12 deficiency, according to the National Institutes of Health.
A B12 deficiency can “cause physical, neurological and psychological symptoms, Cleveland Clinic says.
SZA has also raised the case earlier and went to X in September 2024 with a screenshot of search results for its long -term effects.
“Sorry to be old [and] annoying but. Will no one talk about how galaxy gas came out of [nowhere] And is the massage mass marketed for black children? Government does nothing? [Since] When do we sell [whippet] In the store ???? Someone protects the children, ”she said in her post at the time.
On the work front, SZA has been co-headlining Grand National Tour With Kendrick Lamar since April 19.
The tour will gather on June 18 in Washington DC after stopping in cities, including Houston, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto and more.
