Rachel Zegler went from rising star to internet punching bag seemingly overnight—and it didn’t help that her public persona came off... less than charming. In this video, we dive into how her off-putting attitude may have played a huge role in one of the biggest box office flops in recent memory, and whether it’s all just a PR issue—or something deeper.
But here’s the twist: what if psychedelics could help? We're exploring the idea that therapeutic use of substances like psilocybin or ketamine might actually help someone like Rachel confront her ego, work through narcissistic patterns, and become not just a better actress—but maybe even a more grounded human being.
Is it wild? A little. Is it worth thinking about? Definitely.
This video is for commentary, entertainment, and educational purposes only. We’re not diagnosing anyone—just asking “what if?”
Girl Who Does Psychedelics with BPD: https://youtu.be/px0zv6f6kKI?si=-0FETYr11M9rWpTw
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