Snoop Dogg's smoking book
When it comes to the cultural pantheon of cannabis, Snoop Dogg is undeniably at the top. Not only can he smoke practically all day, rap about weed, campaign for weed, but is also a cannabic entrepreneur successful.
And he has no shortage of ideas for perpetuating his legend. The proof is in his smokable book.
Snoop Dogg Rolling Words: A smokable Songbook, is pretty much what its name implies. It's a little book, filled with the lyrics of Snoop Dogg's best-known songs. And, as Snoop puts it, «some of my classic lyrics from back in the day».
These include «Nuthin’ but a G Thang», «Gin and Juice» and «Drop It Like It's Hot». All the lyrics are printed in a typography that mimics Snoop Dogg's handwriting, to take the delirium to the extreme.
But the best part is precisely every page of the book, whose paper is actually rolling paper. The ink used is non-toxic, so that it can burn lyric after lyric.
The book's cover is made of hemp, and its edge can be used to light matches.
The only problem is that this book was produced in limited quantities, and very few, if any, remain. The book was in fact released in 2012 as part of the promotion for his Slim Kingisze sheets, during the Coachella festival.
And despite our best efforts to find some, we've come up empty. Perhaps, with sufficient demand, double G will bring out a new edition.
Via High Times
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