Satirist Kwaku Sintim Misa popularly often called KSM, has suggested creatives towards the usage of medicine.
Although he reveals that the most important push for drug use amongst abilities within the artistic trade is the flexibility of the medicine to evoke wild artistic concepts, he cautions that it’s harmful to depend on medicine for any artistic exercise.
“When you get on any drug, it can give you some amazing energy and some creative geniuses that can give you the boost. However, trust me, if you rely on the natural and you give yourself enough time, you’ll be amazed at what you can accomplish. The deception is that that one gives you an immediate thing that you can do and you think this is the way out. But the more you do it, the more you destroy that capacity. So you can be the greatest creative and everything but later on you realise that it brings you down again, very very fast. So my advice is, don’t depend on any external high to get creative because it will give you just the boost but you can’t depend on that boost,” he stated.
He additionally admitted to utilizing medicine up to now however defined he did so to see if that would actually improve his artistic skills.
“I did it to see how best it can help me to be creative and the ideas that I got were all very wild and to me wow ‘this thing is amazing, it can give you ideas and things’. But then once it starts dying down then you realise these are not wild ideas, these were stupid things. But at that time you don’t care. For me it doesn’t work.
I believe in what they call the natural high. Creative who stay natural and depend on the natural high are always more successful and they have longevity than those who depend on the quick high thing,” he famous.
Source: Joy News
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