Rapper replaces fog machine by blasting weed smoke into crowd

After taking to the stage at California’s Kushstock Festival, rapper Chucky Chuck replaced a classic fog machine with an industrial-sized weed blaster.

Keeping on-brand with the gig he was playing at Adelanto Stadium, the musician delighted – and mellowed out – his fans by pumping weed smoke into the crowd.

Chucky Chuck worked with two different cannabis specialists, Elite Solutions and Smoke Busters, to develop the weeder.
‘Tight Rope’ rapper posted a video of the festival and wrote:

He continued.

Much like a Leaf Blower, the Weed “Cannon” is fitted with a glass tube full of weed that, once ignited, can seriously wreak havoc on anyone on the receiver’s side.

I have to admit, Kushstock seems like the perfect place to try out something like this.

Drawing thousands of attendees to the event, the festival features the best cannabis brands in the legal California market, allowing ticket holders to purchase cannabis from licensed retailers while enjoying his performance live. can.

From the looks of it, this crowd was definitely into the Chucky Chuck special effects, but it probably smelled pretty weird back at the tent.

And fans are already scrambled for tickets to the rapper’s next performance now that they know what’s on offer.

After Chucky Chuck posted a video of the performance on his Instagram, fans let him know they were crazy about his new stage show.

“This is fucking awesome,” he wrote one follower.

“This is difficult,” another commented.

“Damn, see you later” added his third.

California was the first U.S. state to legalize medical cannabis use, and later legalized recreational cannabis use by adults.

Marijuana is permitted in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Nevada, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington.

So it’s unlikely that this rapper will be able to bring a state-of-the-art weeder to every gig, but there’s no doubt some of his fans would love to see him again.