Celebrities including Rihanna, Miley Cyrus, Seth Rogen, Snoop Dogg, Demi Lovato and among others professed their love for "Mary Jane" as they raved on social media by posting Instagram photos commemorating April 20 as Weed Day. Celebrity stoners have never been proud due to the legalization of marijuana in several states. One of the most vocal stoners is the weed advocate Snoop Dogg, who recently invested millions in a pot-delivery service.
The "Young, Wild & Free" rapper captioned "Wake n bake !! #snoop420" in an Instagram post. Miley Cyrus too, seems to be the most radical as she posed with nipple pasties and got festive in other photos donning a marijuana leaf sticker on her face. She may be in a hiatus with her rumored boyfriend Patrick Schwarzenegger, but that didn't stop her from celebrating 4/20.
Meanwhile, self-professed "BadGal" Rihanna looked sassy celebrating 4/20 donned in a weed-inspired outfit, captioning "u know da drill." Not one to be beaten, "Neighbors" star Seth Rogen also joined in the bandwagon. Blowing with what seems to be a cigarette in a black and white selfie, Rogen simply posted a "Happy 420 ya'll."
Demi Lovato Reminisces Pot Smoking Days With Miley Cyrus And Joe Jonas
Being in the rehab herself for addiction issues, Demi Lovato also joined the fun by posting a collaged photo of her, Miley Cyrus, and ex-boyfriend Joe Jonas back when they had their pot smoking days. "In honor of our former escapades, I thought you'd like this to remember your first blaze.. Happy #420 @joejonas. #disneyhighclassof09," the "Nightingale" singer hilariously captioned the photo, which features the Disney kids smiling behind a red-eyed Jonas smoking a fake cartoon cigarette.
This is in reference to what Jonas said in an interview. "The first time I smoked weed was with Demi and Miley. I must have been 17 or 18. They kept saying, 'Try it! Try it!' so I gave it a shot, and it was all right," Jonas told New York Magazine.
Are you in favor of making marijuana legal in some states? What can you say about artists openly using it to get high? Will Rihanna, Miley Cyrus, Seth Rogen and other celebrities get addicted to "Mary Jane" too? And what likely are the consequences? Share with us your thoughts on the comments section below!
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