Marilyn Manson - I Don't Like The Drugs (but The Drugs Like Me) (official Music Video) -

The Glamour and Grime of "I Don’t Like the Drugs" Released as the second single from the landmark 1998 album Mechanical Animals , remains one of the most vivid entries in Marilyn Manson's videography. Directed by Paul Hunter , the video is a surrealist exploration of addiction, media consumption, and societal decay that solidified Manson’s transition into the "Omega" persona. Visual Themes and Director's Vision

: In one specific scene, the removal of Manson's left arm in a medical setting is interpreted by fans as the "amputation" of the creative side of the brain. Collaborations and Production The Glamour and Grime of "I Don’t Like

: It features a blistering outro guitar solo by Dave Navarro (Jane's Addiction) and a soulful refrain performed by a gospel choir . Collaborations and Production : It features a blistering

The track itself is a departure from the industrial metal of Antichrist Superstar , leaning into a funk-infused glam rock sound. Key visual elements include: Marilyn Manson: I Don't

Directed by Paul Hunter (who also helmed "The Dope Show"), the video is noted for its high-contrast, saturated palette that alternates between clinical whites and deep, shadowy tones. Key visual elements include:

Marilyn Manson: I Don't Like the Drugs, But the Drugs Like Me