Sometimes, artists drop subtle drug references in their songs that you wouldn't notice unless you carefully studied the lyrics. Other times, they put it right out there, with drug-inspired imagery splattered all over their videos. If you want to vicariously experience a trip, consider these videos your pathways into the brain of someone on drugs. The Dandy Warhols' "Not If You Were The Last Junkie On Earth"

Aside from the fact that the Dandy Warhols are dressed up as literal syringes while singing "heroine is so passé," the colorful retro outfits, cartoonish background, and balloons look like they're straight out of a trip. Afroman's "Because I Got High"

If you've ever failed at adulting due to illicit substances, Afroman feels you, and his enactment of all the dumb shit he's done while high is undoubtedly good for a laugh. Tyga's "Molly"

In a very thinly veiled drug reference, Tyga pulls up to a party in a car as Siri announces "Hi, I'm looking for Molly." The bright colors, wild dancing, and pills in the club suggest that Operation Find Molly succeeded. Of Montreal's "Paranoiac Intervals/Body Dysmorphia"

This song may not explicitly reference LSD like "Lysergic Bliss," but it sure looks like the video was made on it. Kevin Barnes' reflection blurs and warps in funhouse mirrors as he sings about "counting wolves in your paranoiac intervals." Rihanna's "We Found Love"

This tragic video captures the insurmountable joy of rolling with a significant other as well as the utter devastation of the comedown. The reference to "yellow diamonds" in the lyrics led people to speculate about MDMA references, and the pills and expanding pupils in the video leave no doubt. A$AP Rocky's L$D (LOVE x $EX x DREAMS)

The "L$D" in this song ostensibly stands for "LOVE x $EX x DREAMS," but the video makes the double entendre clear. If you've ever wondered what an acid trip is like (and a good one, at that), look no further than A$AP Rocky's journey through this glowing neon city. Mike Posner's "I Took a Pill in Ibiza"

Posner has said that this song is about a real experience taking a "mystery pill" in Ibiza, which made him feel "amazing" until he came down and "felt 10 years older." Based on the creepy video, this seems like a trip that's better off experienced vicariously. Animal Collective's "Brothersport" I'm pretty sure this song is not about drugs, but the video, well, is a drug. Take a look at the cartoon dinosaurs, painted eggs, and singing tadpoles and you'll see what I mean. But I can't be held liable if you actually lose your mental faculties in the process.

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