Snoop Dogg, Seth Rogen, Lady Gaga & More Celebrity Cannabis Smokers Celebrating 4/20

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April 20, 2023 7:20AM EDT

Happy 4/20! With April 20th marking the official holiday of cannabis connoisseurs everywhere, check out which of your favorite actors, musicians, and sports stars will be celebrating today.

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Snopp Dogg

Snopp Dogg — Snoop Dogg is a rapper, well-known for his affinity for marijuana. He’s even teamed up with BIC for EZ Reach Lighters. He even starred in a Super Bowl ad alongside Willie Nelson, a country star also known to enjoy smoking.

“My BIC EZ Reach Lighter is a staple for all my daily lighting needs,” he said in a statement. “Man, I love Willie, but I need my lighter back. If I know Willie like I think I do, he’s likely toured some herb-friendly cities recently and I bet you it’s in one of those hard to reach places. Help me get my lighter back, America!”

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Shavo Odadjian

Shavo Odadjian — Shavo Odadjian is known as the bassist for System of a Down, and trap group North Kingsley. He’s also the founder of 22Red, a company aimed at creating an amplified cannabis lifestyle that celebrates the creative process.

“It didn’t start as a weed brand,” Shavo told HollywoodLife. “The thought process was having a brand that had clothing for the culture, like a lifestyle brand. I felt like there are so many brands out there, but I felt like I could make a difference because I wanted to make great apparel with comfortable, great fabrics, the designs being cool — not copy what was happening. We’d come up with stuff and start trends.”

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Cheech Marin

Cheech Marin — As one half of the countercultural comedy duo synonymous with smoking up, Cheech Marin is a lover of all things cannabis. He even launched Cheech & Chong’s Cannabis Co., a company providing product to their lines of Cheech’s Stash, Tommy Chong’s Cannabis, and Cheech & Chong’s Takeout Service.

“It’s a tough business actually to make money in it because there’s so much competition,” Cheech told HollywoodLife. “And the price of weed went down from a thousand dollars a pound to a hundred dollars a pound.”

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Tommy Chong

Tommy Chong — Tommy Chong, the other half of Cheech & Chong, served nine months in prison after he was busted in 2003 for selling paraphernalia – glass pipes commonly referred to as ‘bongs’ – over the Internet. He served his time and documented it in his book, The I Chong: Meditations from The Joint.

Early on in his life, he “developed a sense of being alone in the world,” he told HollywoodLife, “and it’s a feeling I keep with me today.”

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Mike Tyson

Mike Tyson — In 2023, Mike Tyson‘s cannabis and lifestyle brand — TYSON 2.0 — launched a vaporizer with G Pen. The palm-sized, portable dry-herb vaporizer is programmed with three temperature settings, providing a customized experience depending on a user’s preference.

He also launched a line of gummies called MIKE BITES, offering them in D-8 or D-9 variants. An ear with a bite taken out of it decorates every bag.

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Woody Harrelson

Woody Harrelson — Woody Harrelson has been a proud proponent of legalization and for the commercial use of hemp (the THC-less version of cannabis.) In 2023, he co-owned a dispensary in West Hollywood featuring a koi pond and macaws. ” “It’s just a little dream of what a great dispensary could be,” he told CBS News.

There was a time when Woody gave up cannabis. “I wanted to be emotionally available,” he said, “to my family, to my friends. It was a good experiment.”

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Justin Timberlake

Justin Timberlake — In 2011, Justin Timberlake admitted that he smoked cannabis in a Playboy interview, per Us Weekly. ” “The only thing pot does for me is it gets me to stop thinking,” he said. “Sometimes I have a brain that needs to be turned off. Some people are just better high.”

However, he married Jessica Biel in 2012. In 2015, they welcomed their son, Silas. In 2020, their second child, Phineas, was born. It’s unclear if Justin maintained his usage in the decade since the admission.

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Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber — Justin Bieber visits and picks up some goodies from the new Cannabis Dispensary ‘Wonderbrett’ owned by Brett Felman and Justin’s music producer, Poo Bear. In October 2021, he announced a limited-edition ‘Peaches’ cannabis line, teaming with Palms Premium to sell it in California, Nevada, Massachusetts, and Florida.

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Amy Poehler

Amy Poehler — Amy Poehler opened up about her use of pot in her memoir, Yes Please. In the section titled “Obligatory Drug Stories,” she ran down her past usage.

“I can’t perform, drive or write stoned, and therefore I smoke pot a lot less than I used to,” she said about Cannabis, per High Times. “The next day is the thing I can’t pull off anymore. How do you explain to [your kids] that you can’t play Rescue Bots because you have to spend all day in bed eating Cape Cod potato chips and watching The Bicycle Thief?”
‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ TV show, Los Angeles, USA – 11 Feb 2020

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Rihanna

Rihanna — Rihanna has been public about her love affair with cannabis. When she was pregnant with her and A$AP Rocky‘s first child, she told Vogue that cutting out weed was a challenge. “I was bracing myself for something insane because I knew I wouldn’t have my usual coping mechanism: I can’t just go and smoke a joint right now,” she said. After announcing her second pregnancy in 2023, it was clear she was on another maternity-mandated tolerance break.

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Morgan Freeman

Morgan Freeman — Morgan Freeman argued against cannabis prohibition in 2015. “I have fibromyalgia pain in this arm, and the only thing that offers any relief is marijuana,” he told The Daily Beast. “They’re talking about kids who have grand mal seizures, and they’ve discovered that marijuana eases that down to where these children can have a life. That right there, to me, says, ‘Legalize it across the board!’ “

“They used to say, ‘You smoke that stuff, boy, you get hooked!’” he said with a laugh. “My first wife got me into it many years ago. How do I take it? However it comes! I’ll eat it, drink it, smoke it, snort it!”

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Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga — Lady Gaga revealed her love for cannabis in her Netflix documentary, Gaga: Five Foot Two. She continues to battle fibromyalgia, and she revealed that she smoked a ton of weed in front of her “Telephone” collaborator, Beyoncé.

“That was the night I gave Beyoncé, like, a panic attack,” Gaga said. “I don’t know, I just always feel like when I’m with her and Jay-Z, I’m always like hanging out in the corner with like nine joints hanging out of my mouth being like ‘Whaaaaat’s up?!’ and she’s like ‘You’re not a lady but why? How is this working?’”

However, as one can be addicted to any substance, Gaga said in 2013 that she found herself overly reliant on cannabis. “I have been addicted to it, and it’s ultimately related to anxiety coping, and it’s a form of self-medication, and I was smoking up to 15-20 marijuana cigarettes a day with no tobacco,” she said, per High Times.

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Jay-Z

Jay-Z — Speaking of Jay-Z, he launched Monogram, his first cannabis line, after partnering with The Parent Company (TPCO). TPCO is a publicly traded company created with the intention of dominating the California cannabis market, per GQ. Jay-Z hasn’t built himself as a stoner, but his involvement as “chief visionary officer” makes him a fan of the flower in one way or another.

It should be noted that in March 2023, TPCO was sued over gender discrimination, filing erroneous financial reports, and illegally shipping products over state lines, according to MJBizDaily. TPCO denied all allegations.

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Drake

Drake — Drake is also involved in the cannabis market. In 2021, he partnered with his OVO co-founder, Noah “40” Shebib, to become an investor and strategic advisor in Bullrider. 40 created the brand’s namesake strain, Afghani Bullrider, as a “life-changing product” to help him with his battle with “multiple sclerosis,” per HypeBeast. Drake was expected to ” play a role in advising and helping with strategy as part of the brand’s mission to bring an unmatched cannabis experience to the North American market.”

“I’ve always viewed 40 as the expert when it comes to cannabis so I’m very excited to invest, partner and contribute to setting a new standard for a premium cannabis experience,” said Drake in a press release.

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Erykah Badu

Erykah Badu — In 2023, Erykah Badu teamed with Berner’s Cookies to launch That Badu. ” “It feels good; it feels like a long time coming for me,” Erykah told Forbes. “We’ve been working on this collab for a couple of years, so we are finally connected and ready.”

“Women are under-represented in weed, definitely,” Badu said. “Cannabinoids for women is a very important issue for me. As a doula, I am very, very close to the use of cannabinoids in creams, oil, drops, sprays, flower, tinctures, teas, and edibles. Anything to relax the central nervous system. Women have particular biology that cycles and there are certain periods in the cycle when we need cannabis. Research will further this conversation and help change the narrative a bit when it comes to the taboos around women and cannabis.”

The British Fashion Awards, Arrivals, Royal Albert Hall, London, UK – 04 Dec 2017

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Kristen Stewart

Kristen Stewart — Kristen Stewart isn’t going to apologize if you don’t like that she enjoys cannabis. “You can Google my name, and one of the first things that comes up is images of me sitting on my front porch smoking a pipe with my ex-boyfriend and my dog,” she told Vanity Fair in 2012. “It was taken the day [Twilight] came out. I was no one. I was a kid. I had just turned 18. The next day it was like I was a delinquent slimy idiot, whereas I’m kind of a weirdo, creative Valley Girl who smokes pot. Big deal.”

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Pete Davidson

Pete Davidson — If it isn’t clear from this picture of Pete Davidson smoking a joint, the Bupkis comedian enjoys cannabis. In fact, he was photographed here taking a toke while on the red carpet for the premiere of Tubi’s ‘The Freak Brothers’ Experience at Fred Segal. The cartoon, to which Pete lent his voice, was based on the cannabis counterculture comics created by Gilbert Shelton.

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Jenny Lewis

Jenny Lewis — Jenny Lewis, best known for her role in the rock band Rilo Kiley, launched her line of cannabis in 2019. Collaborating with Glass House Farms, she released “The Rabbit Hole,” a strain that is a “sativa flower of Sour Diesel origin. Each joint delivers an herbal flavor and a euphoric head high, which is matched with a mild and soothing body high. It can hit hard with a paranoid onset, but just sit down and let it pass. Then you can crash on the couch in peace.” It got rave reviews from A Proper High, despite having a relatively tame THC count of %16.3.

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Margo Price

Margo Price — Margo Price teamed with Willie Nelson to launch a line of cannabis, and she allocates revenue from it to help people of color locked up for cannabis-based offenses. “It’s just been important for me to talk about just my relationship with the plant,” Price told Spin in 2023, “because I’ve really struggled a lot in my life with alcohol abuse, and cannabis has always been there for me.”

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GWAR

GWAR — GWAR, the masked marauders of metal mayhem, have professed their love of all various substances during their decades on stage. However, the blood-splattered warriors of metal teamed with Consequence to launch Bud of Gods, a line of CBD products that include Delta-8 gummies, vape ‘GWARtiridges,’ and a whole line of grinders, tinctures, and rolling trays.

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The Game

The Game — In 2020, rapper The Game launched ‘Trees By Game. The brand is owned by California/Kentucky-based company Vertical and is one of seven brands owned by the company. The Game curated the line, and it got a positive review from Uproxx.

This wasn’t The Game’s first foray into cannabis. In 2016, he partnered with G FarmaBrands to launch “G Stiks” and “G Drinks,” cannabis-based products for medical and “adult use.”

“As an award-winning recording artist, star, and icon, The Game embodies the true spirit of the marijuana culture,” said Ata Gonzalez, founder of G FarmaBrands, in a press release to Billboard. “He understands the plant and is a firm believer in us as a company and our dedication to setting the industry standard through quality and innovation.”

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The Bellamy Brothers

The Bellamy Brothers — The Bellamy Brothers partnered with Florida-based cannabis provider Trulieve in 2020 to launch “Old Hippie Stash.” Florida has legalized the medicinal use of cannabis, which was one of the reasons behind the country stars’ decision.

“Medical marijuana has really great health benefits when used responsibly,” David Bellamy told Billboard. “I know it’s helped Howard and me on many levels. There was a stigma for so long, but now people are talking about it seriously and considering cannabis as an alternative for stress, anxiety, pain management, and many other health factors.”

In 2022, the Bellamy Brothers worked with Trulieve to get a proposed constitutional amendment on the 2024 ballot, which – if passed – would allow the recreational use of cannabis by anyone 21 or older.

” As we travel the country, we see the benefits of adult use, and as Florida residents, we love the ‘freedom state’ moniker and believe that Florida needs to join the millions of Americans whose adults are free to use cannabis without fear of being incarcerated,” the brothers said in a message, per WUSF News.

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Future

Future — In April 2023, Future unveiled a new cannabis line called Evol. “As an artist, I strive to enlighten the world with different perspectives and experiences, whether through my lyrics, live performances, or other creative endeavors,” Future told Billboard. “With Carma HoldCo, I can apply that creativity to build a new cannabis lifestyle brand that resonates within my community and delivers a high-quality product to my fans and a much wider audience.” The line included THC, CBD, and Delta 8/9 products. It was scheduled to launch in California in May.

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Lil Kim

Lil Kim — Lil Kim got into the celebrity cannabis game in 2021. She partnered with California-based SuperBad Inc. to launch Aphrodisiac. “Yes, I’ve actually been working on this for about two and a half to three years,” she told Forbes. “This is something that didn’t just come overnight. It’s something I’ve always wanted to do. It’s the way of the world. … It’s easy to get your own strain with someone, whatever, but I feel like this is such a perfect partnership, such a perfect situation.”

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Jaleel White

Jaleel White — Did he do that? He did. Jaleel White, best known for playing Steve Urkle on Family Matters, launched Purple Urkle in 2021. He teamed with 710 labs to create the ItsPurpl line, featuring variants of the Purple Urkle strain. “The thing that always stood out to me was there no clear brand leader for fire purple weed,” Jaleel told Forbes. “It made no sense to me, that no company of significance had claimed this lane, so why not me?”

“To smoke the end result from such a quality pod has been surreal,” he added. “I feel a little bit like Willy Wonka, the flavor came out so similar to grape candy

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Wiz Khalifa

Wiz Khalifa — Wiz Khalifa likes weed. He even launched Khalifa Kush, encouraging you to SMOKE BETTER WEED. The Khalifa Kush (KK) strain “was developed for Wiz back in the early 10’s, tailored specifically for his personal tastes and held closely within his private stashes in Los Angeles, California,” reads the website. He began to market the strain in 2016, and since then, the brand has expanded to include accessories and apparel.

Wiz Khalifa also loves Stundenglass, who has partnered with Khalifa’s Taylor Gang to launch the Taylor Gang branded infuser.

“Designed for functional versatility, the Taylor Gang X Stündenglass Gravity Infuser is a complete set that includes an aluminum hookah bowl kit and a glass liner, but can also connect to any smoking or vaporization device with a 14mm male joint. Included is a 3-foot silicone hose that can be connected for direct draws, though a steady stream of smoke through the 45° adjustable mouthpiece affords the optionality for entirely contactless consumption.”

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Method Man

Method Man — Method Man has been bringing his brand of cannabis – called TICAL – across the country. He launched the brand in 2020, though he coined the term in 1993 (“Taking Into Consideration All Lives.”) TICAL’s goal is “offering the premium flower and spreading love throughout the community,” per Herb.com. The many products promote “healing, serenity, and peace.”

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Jason Gann

Jason Gann — Jason Gann portrayed a weed-smoking dog on the show Wilfred. In 2020, he launched his brand, Wilfred CBD and Hemp in California. The COVID-19 pandemic forced him to switch directions and focus less on THC and more on the budding CBD and Delta-8 line. “I am a big, big spokesman for Delta-8,” Gann told High Times. “It gets a real bad rap but…I’m more productive, my concentration is better and I don’t get anxiety.” Wilfred is also resuming its THC line and looking to enter markets in other states.

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Lollapalooza Music Festival, Day 3, Chicago, USA – 03 Aug 2019

Lollapalooza Music Festival, Day 3, Chicago, USA – 03 Aug 2019 — GKUA Ultra Premium launched in 2019, after President and co-founder Beau Golob decided to leave the tech industry for cannabis, reports Forbes. He teamed with Lil Wayne to launch GKUA premium cannabis products – including vape pens, flowers, pre-rolls, and resin. “If anything is worth selling, it’s art and weed,” Wayne said. “For me, GKUA is a passion project that lets me share more of what I love in life.”

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James Franco & Seth Rogen

James Franco & Seth Rogen — Though this is a scene from Pineapple Express, Seth Rogen has taken his love of cannabis to a new level with Houseplant. Initially an outlet for Seth’s love of pottery, the brand has become a lifestyle brand with lighters, ashtrays, and other home goods (including a curated LP set.) Houseplant goods provide an elevated experience while furnishing your home with some elegant decore.

Naturally, the brand evolved to include cannabis, with different sativa, hybrid, and indica strains.

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B-Real

B-Real — Louis ” B-Real ” Freese of Cypress Hill loves weed. Cypress Hill was one of the first hip-hop acts to rap solely about weed. B-Real also has an alter-ego named Dr. Greenthumb. In 2018, B-Real launched his first dispensary in California, and since then, he’s expanded the Dr. Greenthumb brand to cannabis products.

“Dr. Greenthumb’s flower is divided into three distinct categories: Loyal, Legacy and Unapologetic,” the line said in a statement in 2022. “Loyal signifies B Real’s commitment to quality cannabis while being mindful of price point, Legacy pays homage to the farms who have maintained their quality and authenticity over the decades and Unapologetic speaks to the customer who wants the best cannabis, regardless of budget.”

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Al Harrington

Al Harrington — Former NBA player Al Harrington is one of the few Black CEOs in the legit cannabis industry. He founded Viola, an LA-based cannabis company, in 2012 as his NBA career was coming to an end. His company “grows, processes, and sells all types of pot products, from flower to concentrates to pre-rolled joints. Harrington now has operations in California, Colorado, Michigan, Oklahoma, Oregon, and Washington, and generated about $20 million in revenue last year,” writes Forbes.

The company is valued over $100 million, and while the company is expanding into more markets, thanks to decriminalization efforts, Al hopes that Viola can provide help to communities unfairly targeted by cannabis prohibition.

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Mickey Hart

Mickey Hart — In 2019, Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart launched Mind Your Head, a line of 1/3 gram mini joints of Chemdog. The strain is rumored to have been discovered by a man named Chemdog in 1991 outside a Dead show in Indiana. The Chemdog flower became in demand for Deadheads, with the titulary Chemdog acting as the sole dealer of the plant.

“As a loyal Deadhead, I’m proud to see Chemdog featured in the first product from Mickey Hart,” commented Chemdog, per High Times. “[The Chemdog strain] plays an important role in Grateful Dead history and I think it’s exciting that Mickey is bringing it full circle to fans and cannabis enthusiasts in Mind Your Head.”

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Juicy J

Juicy J — In 2020, Three 6 Mafia member Juicy J launched a cannabis brand called Asterisk. “The cannabis movement is growing and growing and getting big. I just heard that Jay-Z just jumped in. In the next two or three years, everybody is going to be smoking weed across the world. Weed is going to be legal everywhere. So it’s just a no-brainer. Why not? Gary is a genius. I had to partner up with him. I smoke a lot of weed, so why not sell it?” he told Forbes.

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Willie Nelson

Willie Nelson — Willie Nelson is the only man to outsmoke Snoop Dogg. So, it makes sense that he would also be involved in the cannabis market. In 2015, he launched his cannabis line, Willie’s Reserve. One of the premier lines of celebrity cannabis, Willie’s Reserve remains in-demand because everyone wants to smoke like Willie.

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UPI POY 2017, Los Angeles, California, United States – 07 Dec 2017

UPI POY 2017, Los Angeles, California, United States – 07 Dec 2017 — Cannabis is a staple of hip-hop. Berner launched Cookies, the most-popular strain in the country. B-Real and Cypress Hill rap about it. There are some rappers who are never without a blunt in their hands. But they all bow down to Snoop Dogg, who is synonymous with weed. There’s even a strain – Snoop Dogg OG – named after him.

In 2015, he launched his weed line, Leafs By Snoop. It was one of the first celebrity-endorsed lines, though it hasn’t been active in recent years. In 2022, after Snoop acquired Death Row Records, he announced that the label was expanding into the cannabis world with Death Row Cannabis.

Snoop’s BFF Martha Stewart even got into the cannabis market by selling a line of CBD wellness products. She sells a line of Marthat wellness gummies, recovery cream, and other CBD products.

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