It seems that the rich and famous always have their hands in a variety of projects. Whether it’s an actor putting out his first musical album or a chef designing their own line of eyewear, it’s not uncommon to see people getting into multiple industries. Nowhere is this truer than in the cannabis world, where celebrities are getting in on some of the action. Check out a few of the more well-known celebrity cannabis brands but in all honesty, none of these will probably come as a surprise. Just imagine who you think would be most likely to create their own weed? Yup, you probably guessed right.
Unless you live under a rock, you’re not shocked that Snoop Dogg is a big fan of weed. So much so that he launched his own line, Leafs by Snoop, in 2015. Cannabis lovers will find a wide array of products including flower, concentrates, edibles, and “Dogg treats.” The brand is currently only available in Colorado and Canada with plans to expand in the future.
Bob is probably rejoicing in heaven right now as his own brand of cannabis products are hitting the market with rave reviews. Called Marley Natural, the line is an homage to the man himself and his passion for all things weed. Flower is divided into four categories and you’ll even be able to purchase extracts under the same groupings. California and Washington markets currently sell Marley Natural.
Big shocker here – Tommy Chong has his own high-end line of cannabis. He hand selects specific strains and offers pre-rolls, vape cartridges, and has even developed THC breath strips. While he was once associated with silly antics and a stereotypical “stoner” mentality, he’s really blossomed into a trusted name in the industry.
Rap artist Wiz Khalifa created Khalifa Kush in conjunction with RiverRock Cannabis. Though the formula is secret, it appears similar to OG Kush with a lemony taste. Khalifa Kush is strong Indica with a high THC content. It is 80% Indica, only 20% Sativa, but with as high as 26% THC.
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The former boxer has purchased a plot of land 50 miles from Los Angeles to start his own pot farm. Whether he will create specific branding and market his products beyond just personal use is unknown, but it’s an interesting development to keep your eye on.
Other well-known celebrity cannabis brands include Willie Nelson, Ghostface Killah and even Melissa Etheridge. Not only are the rich and famous crafting their own products, but it’s becoming more and more common to associate themselves with what has become a booming industry. In mid-2018, KISS frontman Gene Simmons was paid a cool $2.5 million to act as CEO of a cannabis startup.
It goes without saying that the world of cannabis is growing by leaps and bounds, and it’s not just for losers. When so much money is on the line to craft and market high-end weed, the one question we have to ask ourselves is who’s next? Before long, we might have a celebrity cannabis brands by the Olsen twins or Tom Cruise, but until then, we can enjoy the fine products from some of our favorite stoners.
Cannabis and comedy have long been recognized as one of the all-time great combinations. The plant’s powers enhance the enjoyment of both activities, thanks to their intertwined relaxing and mood-enhancing effects. This synergy is set to take center stage at Edmonton’s Great Outdoor Comedy Festival, which runs July 12-14. Papa’s Herb will collaborate with Plantlife Cannabis to exclusively launch its disposable vape products at the event. This is the first time festival-goers will have the unique opportunity to purchase cannabis in a festival setting in Canada.
This announcement highlights the integration of cannabis into mainstream entertainment. It also underscores Edmonton’s progressive approach to event regulation and economic development. Props to Canadian politician Dale Nally, Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction, who helped shift regulations in the territory.
Cannabis & Comedy in Canada
Now in its fourth consecutive year, the Great Outdoor Comedy Festival is a highlight in Edmonton’s entertainment calendar. Renowned for its lively atmosphere and stellar comedic performances against scenic outdoor backdrops, the festival attracts comedy enthusiasts and top-tier performers from across Canada.
The collaboration between Papa’s Herb, a prominent cannabis brand born in Miami and made in California, and Plantlife Cannabis, Alberta’s largest independently owned and operated dispensary, promises to elevate the overall experience, setting a precedent for future cannabis-infused events in the region.
Ian Scott, owner of Plantlife Cannabis in Edmonton, underscores this synergy. “Great comedy is made even better with the addition of cannabis,” he says. “The relaxed and euphoric effects enhance the audience’s enjoyment, making Papa’s Herb an ideal partner to enrich this special event.”
Festival Experience: Where to Find Papa’s Herb
During the festival, attendees can purchase Papa’s Herb disposable vapes at “The Garden by Plantlife,” conveniently located next to the main stage, along with the company’s other premium cannabis products.
“The Great Outdoor Comedy Festival provides an ideal platform for our offerings,” says Aaron Nathaniel, CEO of Papa’s Herb. “Our RNTZ and Lemon Cherry Gelato disposable vapes are crafted to complement the festival ambiance, offering a blend of relaxation and enjoyment that pairs perfectly with laughter.”
Papa’s Herb stands for family lineage, quality, and sustainability, sourcing premium cannabis from dedicated local growers to ensure top-tier quality and affordability. As a brand “by the people, for the people,” it supports small farmers and prioritizes sustainability.
Nearly 25 years after he was disqualified from the World Boxing Association Heavyweight Championship for biting his opponent’s ears, Mike Tyson’s Tyson 2.0 cannabis brand has just released ear-shaped edibles, Mike Bites.
The new ear-shaped edibles are complete with a missing chunk where Tyson removed a portion of Evander Holyfield’s cartilage in what became known as The Bite Fight. After Tyson bit off a chunk of Holyfield’s ear, the 1997 match resumed. However, after attempting to snack on Holyfield’s second ear, Tyson was disqualified and his boxing licence was withdrawn. The Nevada State Athletic Commission handed Tyson a a $3 million fine for his actions and he didn’t fight again for over a year.
Wiz Khalifa and his entertainment company Taylor Gang Ent. have collaborated with Stündenglass, the world’s first gravity-powered infuser, to introduce the iconic gold and black Taylor Gang x Stündenglass.
“I’m honored to have collaborated with long time friend Wiz Khalifa, who is as passionate about this product as I am. Our mutual admiration for Stündenglass made it a natural collaboration,” Stündenglass CEO Chris Folkerts said via a press release.
Taylor Gang x Stündenglass is an authentic collaboration developed after the multi-platinum-selling, Grammy-winning, Golden Globe-nominated Khalifa discovered Stündenglass and began enjoying it regularly as seen on his Instagram.
“I love my Stündenglass, and I’m pumped everyone gets to experience this with me now,” Khalifa.
The infuser features a patented 360-degree gravity system that elicits a powerful and immersive experience. It generates kinetic motion activation via cascading water, opposing airflow technology and the natural force of gravity.
The Taylor Gang gravity bing comes in an exclusive black and gold colorway and features two glass globes on a metal base made of aircraft-grade aluminum, surgical grade stainless steel, and high-quality Teflon seals.
Taylor Gang includes artists Ty Dolla $ign, Juicy J, and Berner among others — the former of which has his own line Stündenglass collab with his Cookies brand.
“We’re very excited to launch the official Taylor Gang x Stündenglass. We use glass in our everyday lives, so it only made sense to team up and create an exclusive Taylor Gang collaboration for the fans,” Taylor Gang said.