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Snoop Dogg Cannabis Case
Snoop Dogg, Willie Nelson, and Melissa Ethridge walk into a cannabis dispensary. If it were a marijuana joke it would be funny. But in the world of legal cannabis these three celebrities truly are jumping into the fray together.
Leafs announced in November that Snoop Dogg’s name is attached to the brand. Snoop’s investment company holds a stake in Leafs, merryjane.com, and other marijuana-related businesses. Willie made news in September when his pot brand ‘Willie’s Reserve’ earned private equity funding. Melissa Ethridge has a cannabis-infused wine.
These three celebrities put on a good face for legal marijuana and cover most demographics that perhaps never tried marijuana but are interested. Of course, Snoop’s followers tend to be avid
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