The Pink “Cocaine” Wave | High Society
A video on YouTube. In Documentaries, a Krater category.
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This video investigates the rise of Tucibi, a pink powdered drug craze in Medellín, Colombia, revealing through interviews with dealers and the 'Queen of Tuci' that despite its name, it rarely contains 2C-B and is actually a dangerous, synthetic mixture of leftover drugs and food coloring.
From the video
Answers: What is Tucibi and what is actually in the pink drug popular in Medellín?
- Tucibi production and distribution in Medellín
- Narco culture and music in Colombia
- Composition of street-level Tuci drugs
- Safety risks of synthetic drug mixtures
What it concludes
- 95% of Tucibi samples in Colombia contain no actual 2C-B.
- Tucibi is typically a mixture of leftover synthetic drugs like ketamine, MDMA, and sometimes fentanyl, dyed pink with baking colorants.
- The drug trade has expanded from Colombia into Europe and the United States, creating a major new revenue stream for cartels.
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