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Duo from Canada get drugged by what they described as a beautiful 'delicious' smelling flower. Turns out they were smelling world's scariest drug

Watch: Canadian singer Raffaela Weyman 'drugs herself' after sniffing this 'beautiful' flower

In a&nbsp;TikTok&nbsp;video, singer-songwriter Raffaela Weyman revealed the terrifying moment she accidentally poisoned herself after sniffing 'Devil's Breath'.

This beautify flower, Angel&rsquo;s Trumpet, is dangerously deceptive TikTok user Raffaela Weyman and her best friend shared their scary story On their way to a party, the duo shot videos sniffing the flower &lsquo;We suddenly felt f***ed up when we arrived at the party&rsquo; &lsquo;Had my first sleep paralysis dream and craziest nightmare&rsquo;: Raffaela Angel&rsquo;s Trumpet, termed as world&rsquo;s scariest drug grows in South America Also known as Devil&rsquo;s Breath, one may hallucinate, reach a &lsquo;zombie-like&rsquo; state Interestingly, it is used in a prescription drug to treat motion sickness

Duo from Canada get drugged by what they described as a beautiful 'delicious' smelling flower. Turns out they were smelling world's scariest drug.

A Canadian TikTok&nbsp;influencer "accidentally drugged herself" and her best friend after smelling a "beautiful" flower that made her experience sleep paralysis.
The woman, who shared her story on TikTok, accidentally inhaled Devil's Breath, which is said 'to lead to hallucinations, frightening images, and a lack of free will'. In a&nbsp;TikTok&nbsp;video, singer-songwriter Raffaela Weyman revealed the terrifying moment she accidentally poisoned herself with a yellow flower. "When we arrived at our friend's birthday, we both suddenly felt so f**ked up and had to leave.
"When I got home and fell asleep, I had the craziest dreams and experienced sleep paralysis for the first time in my life.

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