roll it up light it up smoke it up
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our picks for the top
10 stoner songs
I know people who don’t smoke for this
list we’re taking a look at the best
songs about marijuana so without further
ado let’s light one up and get to this
list 10 young wild and free Wiz Khalifa
and Snoop Dogg featuring Bruno Mars so
what I keep a rolled-up sagem up is like
air what a show as a perfect example of
modern musical swag
this track offers a carefree message
definitely not a baby boomer stoner song
young wild and free contains
questionable lyrics but dang that course
is catchy
which is having fun we okay Lucy Bruno
Mars breaks down the hard facts with his
angelic voice and then mr. Wiz lets
everybody know how he gets down low one
smoke one when you live like this you’re
supposed to Barney
of course snoop gets in on the action
too with tales of Tiffin and dripping by
the end of this song you’ll feel like
sparking one up even if you’ve never met
Mary Jane
number nine rainy day women number 12
and 35 Bob Dylan over the course of this
songs five verses Bob Dylan sings about
getting stoned and also getting stoned
and then he switches things up by
singing about getting stoned
with the now-famous line of everybody
must get stoned a Time magazine critic
insightful he noted that in 1966 that in
the shifting multi-level jargon of
teenagers to get stoned does not mean to
get drunk but to get high on drugs
you don’t say
legend has it that everybody performed
whilst intoxicated during the recording
however this is only a rumor number 8
burn one down Ben Harper if you
mentioned this pro-marijuana song to any
American stoner they’ll usually giggle
from delight undoubtedly one of the
great stoner campfire songs burn one
down features the heavenly acoustic
skills of one Ben Harper as he
poetically announces his intentions to
smoke a fatty try a try first
Daniel it’s a blessing no no
you don’t like his fire you say well
don’t come around because this guy is
going to burn one down if you’re lucky
enough to hear Ben Harper perform the
song live you’ll instantly be engulfed
by a massive cloud of smoke courtesy of
anxious stoners
number seven hits from the bong Cypress
Hill you might call this Cypress Hill
classic a brief instructional tool for
weed smoking 101 like a true gentleman
be real reminds listeners not to spill
the water why well because it smells
like on the carpet
this stoner delight confronts all the
realities of embracing the bong while
gently posing the ultimate question can
I get high in the opening sample of the
classic Dusty Springfield song drops
it’s not hard to imagine stoners bobbing
their heads munching on Doritos and
caressing their favorite ball
number six because I got high afroman
this cautionary tale of excessive joint
rolling breaks down one man’s hazy
downward spiral into a pile of weed
approximately written in just a few
minutes because I got high probably
wouldn’t make Paul McCartney blush but
it would most likely make him get high
or at least ponder the possibility from
an inked a record deal after the success
of because I got high and proceeded to
roll it up into the most bomb-ass blunt
the world has ever seen there’s not a
stoner alive who doesn’t have this gem
on some type of playlist along with the
equally weave tastic colt 45
pick out the season
number five you don’t know how it feels
Tom Petty with one powerful weed
reference this Tom Petty song can turn a
STONER frown into an uncontrollable
perma grams the lyrical imagery allows
for a comfy smoked out ride and the
opening harmonica serves as the cue for
stoners to find the appropriate device
so let’s get to the point
much like the aforementioned Ben Harper
track you don’t know how it feels allows
one to kick back and take in the
complete experience of Tom Petty’s
musical acumen some enjoy the song in
their basement while others prefer the
great outdoors
then again if you listen to this song
and Mary Jane’s last dance back-to-back
it won’t matter where you are
blazed out
the people still smoke that weird
around here number four
sweet sweet Black Sabbath
the early 70s were marvelous time for
stoners and their stoner rock anthems
case in point this early hit from Ozzy
Osbourne and the crew from Black Sabbath
with the opening coughs of guitarist
Tony Iommi sweetleaf announced that it
was time to rock out with your bong out
it’s a lovely ode to the sweet sweet
sweet leaf and also one of the earliest
weed anthems for rebellious youth
ask mom or dad about sweet leaf and
they’ll probably give you a sly grin
even if they don’t sweet leaf most
certainly allowed millions of flower
children a few moments of relaxation
back in the day
number three kya Bob Marley are you
familiar with the term wake and bake
well this title song from a classic Bob
Marley album is about letting loose in
the morning touching on the rain theme
that Bob Dylan brilliantly referenced in
our number nine entry kiya takes a more
direct approach as Marley notes that he
just might smoke some kya in the morning
just like the album this song is short
and sweet and simply exudes good vibes
released just a few years before
Marley’s death kya helped many touch the
sky much like another song from his
collection jamming
number two smoke two joints sublime I
spoke to joints that night while most
stoner songs are all about the joys of a
single joint this track up to the ante
by referencing the all-powerful second
joint originally written and performed
in 1983 by reggae performers the toys
the California ska band sublime released
a cover version for their debut album 40
ounce to freedom I spoke to Jose Velasco
to join with the lyrics up I smoked two
joints before I smoked two joints the
song drives home its point with
beautiful clarity and became one of the
early radio hits for sublime and the
late Brad Noel
before we unveil our top pick but here
are a few honorable mentions I can’t tie
up
I’m a joker I’m a smoker midnight
number one legalize it Peter Tosh timely
upon release and timely today this
stoner song addresses the ultimate issue
of marijuana written after Peter Tosh
parted ways from Bob Marley and the
Wailers the singer chronicles a brief
history of weed and the blunt realities
of who actually partakes in pot-smoking
sessions in other words mary jane is
well known by citizens of the world and
even birds eat it for crying out loud
legalize it said Peter Tosh
so do you agree with our list what is
your favorite stoner saw one for more
mind-blowing top 10s published daily be
sure to subscribe to watchmojo.com
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our picks for the top
10 stoner songs
I know people who don’t smoke for this
list we’re taking a look at the best
songs about marijuana so without further
ado let’s light one up and get to this
list 10 young wild and free Wiz Khalifa
and Snoop Dogg featuring Bruno Mars so
what I keep a rolled-up sagem up is like
air what a show as a perfect example of
modern musical swag
this track offers a carefree message
definitely not a baby boomer stoner song
young wild and free contains
questionable lyrics but dang that course
is catchy
which is having fun we okay Lucy Bruno
Mars breaks down the hard facts with his
angelic voice and then mr. Wiz lets
everybody know how he gets down low one
smoke one when you live like this you’re
supposed to Barney
of course snoop gets in on the action
too with tales of Tiffin and dripping by
the end of this song you’ll feel like
sparking one up even if you’ve never met
Mary Jane
number nine rainy day women number 12
and 35 Bob Dylan over the course of this
songs five verses Bob Dylan sings about
getting stoned and also getting stoned
and then he switches things up by
singing about getting stoned
with the now-famous line of everybody
must get stoned a Time magazine critic
insightful he noted that in 1966 that in
the shifting multi-level jargon of
teenagers to get stoned does not mean to
get drunk but to get high on drugs
you don’t say
legend has it that everybody performed
whilst intoxicated during the recording
however this is only a rumor number 8
burn one down Ben Harper if you
mentioned this pro-marijuana song to any
American stoner they’ll usually giggle
from delight undoubtedly one of the
great stoner campfire songs burn one
down features the heavenly acoustic
skills of one Ben Harper as he
poetically announces his intentions to
smoke a fatty try a try first
Daniel it’s a blessing no no
you don’t like his fire you say well
don’t come around because this guy is
going to burn one down if you’re lucky
enough to hear Ben Harper perform the
song live you’ll instantly be engulfed
by a massive cloud of smoke courtesy of
anxious stoners
number seven hits from the bong Cypress
Hill you might call this Cypress Hill
classic a brief instructional tool for
weed smoking 101 like a true gentleman
be real reminds listeners not to spill
the water why well because it smells
like on the carpet
this stoner delight confronts all the
realities of embracing the bong while
gently posing the ultimate question can
I get high in the opening sample of the
classic Dusty Springfield song drops
it’s not hard to imagine stoners bobbing
their heads munching on Doritos and
caressing their favorite ball
number six because I got high afroman
this cautionary tale of excessive joint
rolling breaks down one man’s hazy
downward spiral into a pile of weed
approximately written in just a few
minutes because I got high probably
wouldn’t make Paul McCartney blush but
it would most likely make him get high
or at least ponder the possibility from
an inked a record deal after the success
of because I got high and proceeded to
roll it up into the most bomb-ass blunt
the world has ever seen there’s not a
stoner alive who doesn’t have this gem
on some type of playlist along with the
equally weave tastic colt 45
pick out the season
number five you don’t know how it feels
Tom Petty with one powerful weed
reference this Tom Petty song can turn a
STONER frown into an uncontrollable
perma grams the lyrical imagery allows
for a comfy smoked out ride and the
opening harmonica serves as the cue for
stoners to find the appropriate device
so let’s get to the point
much like the aforementioned Ben Harper
track you don’t know how it feels allows
one to kick back and take in the
complete experience of Tom Petty’s
musical acumen some enjoy the song in
their basement while others prefer the
great outdoors
then again if you listen to this song
and Mary Jane’s last dance back-to-back
it won’t matter where you are
blazed out
the people still smoke that weird
around here number four
sweet sweet Black Sabbath
the early 70s were marvelous time for
stoners and their stoner rock anthems
case in point this early hit from Ozzy
Osbourne and the crew from Black Sabbath
with the opening coughs of guitarist
Tony Iommi sweetleaf announced that it
was time to rock out with your bong out
it’s a lovely ode to the sweet sweet
sweet leaf and also one of the earliest
weed anthems for rebellious youth
ask mom or dad about sweet leaf and
they’ll probably give you a sly grin
even if they don’t sweet leaf most
certainly allowed millions of flower
children a few moments of relaxation
back in the day
number three kya Bob Marley are you
familiar with the term wake and bake
well this title song from a classic Bob
Marley album is about letting loose in
the morning touching on the rain theme
that Bob Dylan brilliantly referenced in
our number nine entry kiya takes a more
direct approach as Marley notes that he
just might smoke some kya in the morning
just like the album this song is short
and sweet and simply exudes good vibes
released just a few years before
Marley’s death kya helped many touch the
sky much like another song from his
collection jamming
number two smoke two joints sublime I
spoke to joints that night while most
stoner songs are all about the joys of a
single joint this track up to the ante
by referencing the all-powerful second
joint originally written and performed
in 1983 by reggae performers the toys
the California ska band sublime released
a cover version for their debut album 40
ounce to freedom I spoke to Jose Velasco
to join with the lyrics up I smoked two
joints before I smoked two joints the
song drives home its point with
beautiful clarity and became one of the
early radio hits for sublime and the
late Brad Noel
before we unveil our top pick but here
are a few honorable mentions I can’t tie
up
I’m a joker I’m a smoker midnight
number one legalize it Peter Tosh timely
upon release and timely today this
stoner song addresses the ultimate issue
of marijuana written after Peter Tosh
parted ways from Bob Marley and the
Wailers the singer chronicles a brief
history of weed and the blunt realities
of who actually partakes in pot-smoking
sessions in other words mary jane is
well known by citizens of the world and
even birds eat it for crying out loud
legalize it said Peter Tosh
so do you agree with our list what is
your favorite stoner saw one for more
mind-blowing top 10s published daily be
sure to subscribe to watchmojo.com
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