Usually the terms motivational and marijuana music don’t fit together, but in the case of Toronto upstarts Smash Brovaz it works perfectly.
The latest song by Smash Brovaz is called 'Paper Planes,' which is a euphemism for marijuana joints. They are called paper planes because the weed is wrapped in rolling paper and once smoked, you get high like a plane.
There’s been plenty of odes to weed throughout the course of hip hop history, but this one differs because the lyrics actually speak of inspiration and motivation in each MC's life. Weed songs normally chronicle excessive smoking habits and describe feelings of mellowness and laziness.
In Smash Brovaz’ version of marijuana music Crooklyn raps “I told myself that I would never ever lose, never ever stop.”
You can hear the song on SmashBrovaz.bandcamp.com
What's Driving This Trend
- Motivational Cannabis Music
- Creating motivational and inspiring music about cannabis can tap into a new market of cannabis enthusiasts seeking uplifting content.
- Cannabis-inspired Lyrics
- Incorporating cannabis references in lyrics can create a unique and relatable experience for listeners in the hip hop genre.
- Shifting Narratives in Weed Songs
- Breaking away from the stereotypical themes of excess and laziness in weed songs can create a refreshing and innovative approach to cannabis music.
Who This Affects Most
- Music Streaming Platforms
- By curating playlists and algorithms that feature motivational cannabis music, music streaming platforms can cater to the growing demand for uplifting cannabis content.
- Cannabis Culture Brands
- Collaborating with artists who create motivational cannabis music can help cannabis culture brands connect with their target audience and promote a positive image of cannabis use.
- Content Creation Platforms
- Content platforms can offer opportunities for artists to create and share motivational cannabis music, attracting a niche audience interested in both music and cannabis culture.
