itself sounds kind of mysterious and exotic, right? Like a forbidden fruit, you know?

Now, I’m not a big fan of getting into trouble with the law, so I’m not gonna go into the whole “illegal drugs” thing. But I can tell you this: “Black Nepalese” is actually a type of hashish, and it was pretty popular back in the day, especially among musicians.

You see, there was this rock band called Humble Pie. They had this song called “30 Days in the Hole,” and in the lyrics, they mention “Black Nepalese.” It’s kinda funny, because the song is about getting arrested for having drugs. So, “Black Nepalese” is like the star of this whole story.

Think of it as a little taste of history. It’s a bit wild and a bit risky, just like the musicians back then, you know? It’s a piece of music history that makes you think about the times and how things have changed.

And listen, I know some people might think of drugs as a bad thing. And I’m not saying it’s a good thing, but it’s a part of history and music.

I’m not saying you should try it or anything, but it’s cool to know about different things, right? And it’s a reminder that music can be a powerful way to express yourself and tell stories, even about things that are considered taboo.

Do you think music should be free to explore all kinds of themes, even if some people don’t agree? What do you think about music that mentions drugs and other things that might be considered controversial?