MS13's Toxic Weed That’s 'More Addictive Than Cocaine' | High Society

Summary by Krater

This video investigates Tiburón, a new and potentially dangerous chemically altered weed that is growing in popularity in Honduras, and finds that despite fears it contains harsh chemicals like formaldehyde and methamphetamine, laboratory tests indicate it is simply regular weed with high THC content.

From the video

Answers: What is Tiburón, the new drug in Honduras, and what is actually in it?

• Tiburón drug investigation
• MS-13 gang control
• Synthetic weed composition testing
• Drug addiction in Honduras
• Gang violence and local economy

What it concludes

• Tiburón is a chemically altered weed that has gained extreme popularity among young people in Honduras since 2018.
• Despite users believing Tiburón contains dangerous additives like formaldehyde and methamphetamine, laboratory tests revealed it is actually just regular weed with high THC content.
• MS-13 uses Tiburón as a cash cow and a marketing strategy to assert territory control and generate revenue in impoverished areas of Honduras.