Camilo Smith
He doesn’t want his hometown to get left out of L.A.’s green rush.
Compton Rapper Slim 400 is determined to make a whole lotta money in cannabis
Camilo Smith
He invested in the world’s largest online marijuana marketplace and 24K gold vape pens. Next up? His own strain.
He does a whole lot more than rap.
The rapper is achieving a new level of fame as a marijuana grower.
She got kicked off her high school basketball team. Now, her parents are suing.
While putting out albums, the DJ and producer has continued to be at forefront of legalization efforts.
In it, users break through levels to become virtual weed moguls.
We can anticipate high profile guest appearances on the cartoon made by Houston heavyweight Trae Tha Truth.
Why Compton, the birthplace of hip hop and weed culture, rejected legal pot sales
Camilo Smith
From DJ Quik to Dr. Dre, Compton has produced some of the greatest weed anthems known to man.
With her White Girl Mob days behind her, Debbie adds a new career to her resume: cannabis entrepreneur.
They don’t want weed seeming too glamorous or exciting.
Perhaps hip-hop, with its do-or-die mentality, is the right kind of music for people willing to take the risks inherent in a new currency.
While rappers like Snoop Dogg, Wiz Khalifa and Redman are seen as the kings of rapping about weed, Berner is making waves as a marijuana mogul.
Will the proud smokers push legalization forward?
