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Rolling Stone6mon
Inside the Rise and Fall of Galaxy Gas - Rolling Stone
In the wake of the Lil Tae video, Galaxy Gas took on a viral life of its own. Videos of kids passing out after taking long hits from the nozzles quickly went viral (in some cases, demonstrating ...
GQ9mon
How Galaxy Gas Became the Defining High of the Brainrot Era
In the video, a customer in a black Nike mask and blue hoodie tugs on a tall canister of Galaxy Gas. “My name Lil T man, uhh,” he croaks in a voice resembling that of a goblin with pneumonia.
XXL Mag on MSN2mon
Everything Known About Galaxy Gas, the Dangerous Trend Making Its Way Into Hip-Hop - MSN
Yet these warnings haven’t stopped young people from inhaling Galaxy Gas canisters, and the movement appears to be seeping ...
The Washington Post8mon
Galaxy Gas whips up the short-attention-span moment
It happened fast: On July 16, a video of a young man huffing from a tank labeled “Galaxy Gas” was uploaded to the Instagram account of a restaurant in Georgia. He identifies himself as “Lil ...
Los Angeles Times3mon
Party with gas, play with fire: the dangerous renaissance of ‘whippets’ in the music scene - Los Angeles Times
That same month, the rapper Lil Gnar posted a video with a caption “How to use Galaxy Gas.” He opened the nozzle and chucked the canister into a gas station dumpster.
xxlmag9mon
Galaxy Gas, the Dangerous Trend Making Its Way Into Hip-Hop - XXL Mag
Some people in the hip-hop space are beginning to push back on the trend, including rapper Lil Gnar, who trolled Galaxy Gas users in a video on X on Wednesday (Sept. 18).