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Celebrities are synonymous with selling commercial products, but only a select few brands with big-name endorsements have proven to offer high-quality goods. The same trend exists within the rapidly growing legal cannabis industry. But which actors, entertainers and athletes are behind brands worth your hard-earned dollar? Here\u2019s our list of celebrity cannabis brands (and products) that revere quality just as much as they do star power.<\/p>\n Heavy metal may not seem to usually go hand in hand with cannabis culture, but Shavo Odadjian is single-handedly changing that. The System of a Down bass player and the hugely popular band\u2019s leader has sold boutique cannabis strains and products under the brand 22Red<\/a> since California legalized adult use in 2016.<\/p>\n What separates his weed from the rest is that 22Red strains are cultivated for musicians, artists and designers, with the intention of bringing out the creativity within.<\/p>\n Yet another athlete stigmatized for his cannabis use during his impressive National Football League career, former Pro Bowl running back Ricky Williams<\/a> has gone from serving nearly two years\u2019 worth of marijuana-related suspensions to becoming the name behind a respected\u2014and growing\u2014cannabis company.<\/p>\n Highsman<\/a>, a cheeky allusion to the collegiate most valuable player trophy once claimed by University of Texas at Austin standout, provides top-notch cannabis strains that can be enjoyed by fans and athletes alike. However, the breakout is \u201cRicky Baker,\u201d a collaboration with former football pro Chris Ball, which is genetically grown to help manage pain relief and inflammation popular with athletes.<\/p>\n After taking turns as a Disney darling, pop diva and in-demand actress, Bella Thorne<\/a> is now also a bad-ass pot boss since the launch of her own cannabis brand, Forbidden Flowers.<\/p>\n The quality speaks for itself\u2014Forbidden Flowers<\/a> partners with respected Santa Barbara-based cultivators Glass House Farms\u2014but Thorne says her mission is to provide products that empower women to reap health benefits without any judgment or stigma. Who wouldn\u2019t get behind that?<\/p>\n A former NBA champion for the Miami Heat and absolute soon-to-be hall-of-famer just aren\u2019t enough titles for Dwyane Wade. The retired superstar now adds author and cannabis spokesperson to the list.<\/p>\n Fresh off the publishing of his autobiography, Wade has gone on to launch a limited edition of infused pre-rolls produced by the California company Jeeter<\/a>. The three-pack of special flavors comes packaged in a box mimicking a copy of Wade\u2019s book.<\/p>\n He\u2019s quite possibly the most famous musical act synonymous with 420 culture, so it makes total sense that Willie Nelson\u2019s personal pot brand lands on this list.<\/p>\n The celebrated country outlaw launched Willie\u2019s Reserve<\/a> in 2016. It\u2019s no surprise that his small-batch strains are top-quality, but Nelson also makes an obligation to produce sustainably grown cannabis sourced from independently owned farms The comedic duo built their early career on the plant\u2014beginning way back when marijuana was considered highly subversive\u2014to the point that Tommy Chong<\/a> was once imprisoned for merely selling smoking accessories online.<\/p>\n Now that cannabis isn\u2019t nearly considered taboo, Chong has reunited with Cheech Marin to capitalize on an emergent legal market with their very own line of boutique cannabis, Cheech & Chong\u2019s Cannabis Co.<\/a>, as well as a dispensary franchise. While the stoner comedy pair offers their own line of top-shelf products, including flower, extracts and edibles, they also carry a chain of brick-and-mortar shops titled Cheech & Chong\u2019s Cannabis Co.<\/p>\n Heavyweight boxing legend Mike Tyson was once fined in 2000 for testing positive for marijuana. More than two decades later, the iconic bruiser now makes it his business. The Tyson 2.0 line of cannabis products offers its own share of premium-grade strains, pre-rolled joints and concentrates.<\/p>\n But the undisputed champion of clever marketing goes to Mike Bites<\/a>, Tyson\u2019s line of infused gummy candies molded in the shape of a bitten ear. The packaging and design are a mischievous reference to his infamous disqualification for biting contender Evander Holyfield during a 1997 title fight.<\/p>\n Los Angeles hip-hop luminaries Cypress Hill are yet another act that gets credit for championing cannabis years before it was considered commercial.<\/p>\n While Dr. Greenthumb\u2019s dispensary<\/a> has served SoCal for quite some time, the rap group recently launched a new line of craft cannabis catering to specific budgets. The flower comes in three categories: Loyal for price-pinchers, Legacy for average consumers and Unapologetic, for those willing to pay top dollar for the finest cuts available.<\/p>\n Perhaps best known as a television sitcom dad for the better part of two decades, Jim Belushi<\/a> has traded in a studio audience for his own budding cannabis empire.<\/p>\n His brand, Belushi\u2019s Farm<\/a>, is no play on words. He, in fact, lives and operates on his Oregon farm. While most celebrities are content to merely slap their endorsement on a product, Belushi is out in the fields growing and cultivating his own cannabis. In fact, Belushi can be seen tilling his fields on the Discovery Channel\u2019s TV series, Growing Belushi.<\/em> Among his brand\u2019s offerings is Belushi\u2019s Chasing Magic, a line of cannabis flowers available in Oregon dispensaries.<\/p>\n This story was originally published in issue 47 of the\u00a0print edition<\/a>\u00a0of Cannabis Now.<\/em><\/p>\n The post Superstar High<\/a> appeared first on Cannabis Now<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Shavo Odadjian | 22Red<\/strong><\/h4>\n
<\/a>Ricky Williams | Highsman<\/strong><\/h4>\n
<\/a>Bella Thorne | Forbidden Flowers<\/strong><\/h4>\n
<\/a>Dwyane Wade | Jeeter<\/strong><\/h4>\n
<\/a>Willie Nelson | Willie\u2019s Reserve<\/strong><\/h4>\n
and growers.<\/p>\n<\/a>Cheech Marin + Tommy Chong | Cheech & Chong\u2019s Cannabis Co.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
<\/a>Mike Tyson | Tyson 2.0<\/strong><\/h4>\n
<\/a>Cypress Hill | Dr. Greenthumb\u2019s<\/strong><\/h4>\n
<\/a>Jim Belushi | Belushi\u2019s Farm<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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