Mushrooms, Hallucinogens & LSD Making a Comeback in Teeny-Tiny Microdoses The song is as perfect of a weed anthem as rap has ever seen. Knowing one’s history is essential, and on Styles P’s hit single “Good Times,” he pays homage to the legendary weed smokers and movements that came before him. “I smoke like a chimney/matter fact I smoke like a gun, when a killer see his enemy/I smoke like Bob Marley did, add to that that I smoke like the hippies did, back in the 70s”
Aside from making a frustration anthem for weed smokers, Devin also makes the song relatable for anyone who has ever been down on their luck. On this somber, DJ Premier-laced classic from his album Just Tryin’ ta Live, Devin The Dude laments when all of his weed - and the leftover roaches - have been snatched after he hosted a get-together at the crib. “What you gonna do when the people go home/and you wanna smoke weed, but the reefer’s all gone/and somebody had the nerve to take the herb/up out the doobie ashtray/why they do me that way?”
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OutKast’s “Crumblin Erb,” the classic weed anthem from their debut Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik is full of quotables, but Andre’s opening verse perfectly sets up the rest of the song for he and Big Boi to wax poetic. “Jane is rolled up, no gangs be throwed up/but still Andre got action, they Sweat like Keith, all on my teeth” “If I wanted to smoke tobacco, I’d get a skinny white bitch,” he says a few lines before. “The only itch I have is for the indo or sess/So don’t pass me that mess/or even try to protest/that it’s adding to the flavor, ‘cause the old one was fine/won’t you pack the pipe and keep it moving down the line”Īfter turning down a blunt because it has tobacco in it, he clarifies that the only thing he wants to smoke is pure weed.
Weed Anthems: 25 Tokin' Tunes Ranked By Potency “How High” was their first official song together, and later became a remix for their album Blackout! and a film starring both of them. Redman and Method Man are two of the most affable, talented weed smokers in rap. “Look up in the sky, it’s a bird, it’s a plane/it’s the Funk Doctor spot smoking Buddha on a train/how high? So high so I can kiss the sky/how sick, so sick that you can suck my dick” “If everybody smoked a blunt, relieve the mind, the world could be a better place/if everybody took a break and we all just got wasted”īone Thugs-N-Harmony had plenty of weed songs during their prime period during the mid-90s, but this gem from their 2000 comeback album BTNHResurrection has rhymes like this eloquent, unifying bar. And anyone can relate to folks who mooch on the weed without pitching in. “Every time I roll up, n-ggas holla ‘Roll up!’ And I tell ‘em hold up, you ain’t getting money you ain’t smoking/in my Benzo, 20 inch Lorenzo’s, smoking on indo, high as a motherfucker”ĥ0 Cent admitted that he doesn’t smoke or drink, but this weed anthem is still a highlight from his classic Shady/Aftermath debut Get Rich Or Die Tryin’. Dre’s 2001 banger “The Next Episode” is as iconic as weed lyrics get. Snoop Dogg and Nate Dogg, “The Next Episode”
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