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<blockquote data-quote="HotNewHipHop" data-source="post: 20194" data-attributes="member: 83">It's every stoner's favorite day, despite the fact that for a weed-smoking enthusiast, 4/20 is pretty much &quot;just an average day.&quot; Still, it's an excuse to rejoice and revel in your personal smoking habits and celebrate them with like-minded individuals.Our Wake &amp; Bake playlist on Spotify is a selection of weed-friendly jams, including some of our most revered weed-friendly rappers. Not every song on the playlist is an obvious ode to marijuana, however, each song has a vibe that aligns with, or is enhanced by, the green plant.4/20 has become more and more of a mainstream fixture as marijuana itself moves into the pop culture spotlight, thanks to legalization happening around the world, with the <a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/the-house-passes-the-more-act-bill-will-head-to-the-senate-news.149944.html" target="_blank">U.S. House of Representatives recently passing a bill that pushes for legalization at a federal level</a>-- although the bill must pass the Senate next. All that to say, the change in the way that marijuana is both viewed and discussed in mainstream culture, much like hip-hop, has been in a state of flux the past few years, shifting from one view to another. At the same time, this is allowing for the business of marijuana to go through a boom, much like how the business of hip-hop exploded years earlier (and continues to, thanks to melodic-driven rap becoming pretty much the standard in pop music too). It's worth noting, though, <a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/all-the-smoke-hip-hop-s-capital-in-the-multibillion-dollar-cannabis-industry-news.108826.html" target="_blank">that these two industries actually support each other</a>-- it's become commonplace for rappers and artists to either collaborate with a partner to produce their own strains or else grow and distribute themselves, alongside many a smoke-related merch item.Today, however, is not necessarily a day to sit back and analyze the business of marijuana or hip-hop, it's a day to sit back and smoke a joint/blunt/whatever your preferred method. Listen to our expertly-curated playlist to help with the process, and run through our many episodes of<a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLR-97KKJu0jrf2ghE9erJnoF25RMzowAO" target="_blank"> How to Roll on YouTube</a>.Let us know what strain you'll be smoking on today in the comment section.<a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/the-4-20-wake-and-bake-playlist-news.150812.html" target="_blank">Continue reading...</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="HotNewHipHop, post: 20194, member: 83"] It's every stoner's favorite day, despite the fact that for a weed-smoking enthusiast, 4/20 is pretty much "just an average day." Still, it's an excuse to rejoice and revel in your personal smoking habits and celebrate them with like-minded individuals. Our Wake & Bake playlist on Spotify is a selection of weed-friendly jams, including some of our most revered weed-friendly rappers. Not every song on the playlist is an obvious ode to marijuana, however, each song has a vibe that aligns with, or is enhanced by, the green plant. 4/20 has become more and more of a mainstream fixture as marijuana itself moves into the pop culture spotlight, thanks to legalization happening around the world, with the [URL='https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/the-house-passes-the-more-act-bill-will-head-to-the-senate-news.149944.html']U.S. House of Representatives recently passing a bill that pushes for legalization at a federal level[/URL]-- although the bill must pass the Senate next. All that to say, the change in the way that marijuana is both viewed and discussed in mainstream culture, much like hip-hop, has been in a state of flux the past few years, shifting from one view to another. At the same time, this is allowing for the business of marijuana to go through a boom, much like how the business of hip-hop exploded years earlier (and continues to, thanks to melodic-driven rap becoming pretty much the standard in pop music too). It's worth noting, though, [URL='https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/all-the-smoke-hip-hop-s-capital-in-the-multibillion-dollar-cannabis-industry-news.108826.html']that these two industries actually support each other[/URL]-- it's become commonplace for rappers and artists to either collaborate with a partner to produce their own strains or else grow and distribute themselves, alongside many a smoke-related merch item. Today, however, is not necessarily a day to sit back and analyze the business of marijuana or hip-hop, it's a day to sit back and smoke a joint/blunt/whatever your preferred method. Listen to our expertly-curated playlist to help with the process, and run through our many episodes of[URL='https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLR-97KKJu0jrf2ghE9erJnoF25RMzowAO'][I] How to Roll[/I] on YouTube[/URL]. Let us know what strain you'll be smoking on today in the comment section. [url="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/the-4-20-wake-and-bake-playlist-news.150812.html"]Continue reading...[/url] [/QUOTE]

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