DXM Remixes by My Mom's Sex Tape

Some users claim to see aliens conjured from the collective unconscious. Others temporarily lose their ability to walk. Some have written stories on the Internet: “I felt my soul being ripped from my body,” and, “Are you a vampire? No, I just met God.”
But it’s not heroin or PCP they are taking. It’s cough syrup.

An underground network of abusers -- hooked on the potent ingredients in cough suppressants and cold remedies -- is thriving in California and across the nation, while police and poison control officials report more and more young people getting high from what they call “robo-tripping” and “skittling.”

Abusers have been getting high from cough syrup for five decades, ever since the main ingredient in modern cough medicines -- dextromethorphan -- was patented. But in recent years coroners have issued warnings about the practice and health officials have started tracking statistics on it for the first time as the stories stack up: a teenager commits murder and blames cough tablets; a mother loses her son and finds out too late he was a robo-tripper.

My Mom's Sex Tape is a bad trip that kills.