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Mike Dean is back in the spotlight with his new album 4:23 featuring The Weeknd as co-executive producer. The Dawn FM hitmaker also lends his vocals to four tracks: “Defame Moi,” “Artificial Intelligence,” “More Coke,” and “Emotionless.” The stalwart multi-instrumentalist, producer, engineer, blunt god, and all-around legend revealed on Twitter that he and The Weeknd followed their back-to-back Coachella appearances supporting Metro Boomin […]
Troopers in Missouri were responding to a crash on Interstate 70 Wednesday when they found 500 pounds of packaged marijuana scattered throughout the highway upon arriving at the scene. The irony wasn’t lost on them that this incident occurred on 4/20 of all days. According to KOMU, the accident occurred around 7:15 a.m. when the driver of a semi-truck tried to […]
Jhené Aiko is celebrating 4/20 by sharing the video for her Chilombo track “Tryna Smoke.” The visuals, which were directed by Eyes, also feature a cameo from Big Sean. Aiko dropped Chilombo back on March 6, 2020. The album debuted at the No. 2 spot on the Billboard 200 by moving 152,000 album-equivalent units in its first week and went on to get […]
America may have Method Man, Redman, and (…ahem) Afroman. But Canada is no slouch when it comes to MCs waxing poetic about puffing lye. Our famous B.C. bud has helped fuel some underground, criminally underrated rappers who add poignancy and nuance to their smoke odes. On the other end of the spectrum (a few time […]
In celebration of 4/20, Wiz Khalifa gifted fans with his new project, Fly Times Vol. 1: The Good Fly Young. The 14-track mixtape is stacked with notable guest artists, including everyone from Ty Dolla Sign and Chevy Woods to Problem and Currensy. The Pittsburgh rapper also came through with the official video for the tape’s “Taylor” track, which you can check out above. […]
Even with the general aura of positivity that surrounds us all every time April hits the 20th, reviving a cult classic for a sequel is always a hard sale. MTV has teased How High 2 as a “buddy comedy of blunt proportions” featuring original star Mike Epps alongside newcomers like D.C. Young Fly and Lil Yachty. […]
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