Green Day bassist Mike Dirnt has recently made headlines for his partnership with Goldenseed, a cannabis brand that owns a 100-acre farm outside Santa Cruz. This move marks Dirnt's entry into the cannabis industry as both an investor and brand ambassador. With the growing popularity and acceptance of cannabis, it's no surprise that more celebrities are getting involved in the business.
New York and New Jersey have recently granted a total of 137 new cannabis licenses, with 36 in Jersey and 101 in NY. This expansion in the adult-use cannabis market is a significant step towards normalization and legalization of the plant. As more states open up to the idea of legalizing cannabis, opportunities for businesses and investors like Dirnt continue to grow.
Green Day's co-founder and bassist, Mike Dirnt, is not the only celebrity making moves in the cannabis industry. With the cancellation of San Francisco's biggest 420 event this year, there are still plenty of other cannabis parties happening in Northern California. This shows the thriving culture and community surrounding cannabis, despite setbacks like event cancellations.
Green Wednesday is often referred to as the second largest cannabis holiday, right after 420. It is known as the "Black Friday of Cannabis" due to the spike in sales that dispensaries experience the day before Thanksgiving. This year, with the help of celebrities like Mike Dirnt endorsing cannabis brands, the industry is expected to see even more growth and interest from consumers.
Matt Monahan, a cannabis enthusiast, was recently spotted departing a dispensary in Tucumcari after purchasing a cannabis vaporizer and some cannabis-infused products. This shows the increasing popularity and accessibility of cannabis products, as more states move towards legalization and regulation of the plant.
April 20, also known as 420, is considered "Weed Day" by many cannabis enthusiasts. The history of how 420 became associated with smoking and the cannabis culture dates back to a group of high school students in the 1970s. Since then, 420 has become a widely recognized day to celebrate and advocate for cannabis legalization.
As Green Day's Mike Dirnt continues to make waves in the cannabis industry with his partnership with Goldenseed, it's clear that more celebrities are taking an interest in the growing market. This trend reflects the changing attitudes towards cannabis and the increasing acceptance of the plant for both recreational and medicinal purposes.
