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In a candid interview, Crip Mac opened up about his decision to stop taking prescribed medication for his mental health. Acknowledging his struggles, Mac described himself as “mentally ill equipped crazy” but firmly stated that prescribed meds made him feel like a “zombie,” something he can’t accept as a gangsta. He explained that the medication dulled his awareness and ability to protect himself in the streets, which is crucial for someone with his background. Crip Mac contrasted his mindset with those who take medication “like normal people,” emphasizing that for him, cooperation with such treatment conflicts with his gang lifestyle. Despite this, Mac shows self-awareness about his mental state but chooses to live without the drugs, reflecting his personal approach to surviving and maintaining identity on his own terms. The interview also touched on recent boxing events and beefs involving other figures in the entertainment and street communities.
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