"I need to sn*rt it."
Mia Khalifa raised eyebrows with her X post where she declared:
“I need to snort it”.
Mia is no stranger to her bold remarks and she took to X to explain how much she loved the soundtrack to Zendaya’s new film Challengers, albeit in a bizarre way.
She tweeted: “Listening to the Challengers soundtrack isn’t enough, I need to sn*rt it.”
Her post quickly drew a response from her 6.2 million followers on the platform.
Given that her remark has connotations with drug use, fans were concerned.
One wrote: “Snort it off what? Knowing you, that’s not a good post for your image.”
Another said: “Really don’t know what you mean but I know it’s really a nasty thing to say.”
One user sarcastically posted: “Love how your mind works.”
One person implied Mia’s “snort” remark was in reference to something else, writing:
“Are we sure we’re talking about the soundtrack?”
Others agreed with her sentiment, with one fan posting:
“Challengers soundtrack got me so hyped, I might as well snort it for that extra boost!”
Another understood Mia’s point and suggested an alternative:
“I hear you! Maybe you could try something like creating a sensory experience inspired by the music, whether it’s through visual art or finding a way to physically engage with the music’s energy.”
Listening to the Challengers soundtrack isn’t enough, I need to sn*rt it
— Mia K. (@miakhalifa) April 29, 2024
Mia Khalifa frequently posts eyebrow-raising tweets but it comes just over a week after she worried fans with her admission that she uses a controversial drug.
She had shared a picture of herself in a new bikini from her brand Sheytan.
After one fan expressed their awe for Mia’s figure, the former adult film star stated:
“Baby, I bought my t**s and I’m on Ozempic, I can tell you exactly what it costs.”
While many also admired her figure and praised her for being open about having plastic surgery, others were concerned with her admission that she uses Ozempic – a drug commonly used to treat diabetes but which many people now use to help with weight loss.
One fan wrote: “Wow that’s a serious issue though you are managing the diabetes well.”
Another urged her: “Please darling, stop the Ozempic – gastroparesis is a significant risk.”
A user wondered why Mia Khalifa was on the drug:
“Why are you on Ozempic if you’re already underweight? Genuine question.”
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