Written by Brandon Topp

Weed and music go hand-in-hand — always have, always will. Whether you’re vibing to old-school rock legends or floating on a late-night hip-hop track, getting stoned and pressing play is one of life’s simplest, purest pleasures.

And when the song is about getting high? Even better.

From classic album cuts to reggae anthems, trippy instrumentals to official audio bangers, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite songs about getting high. Some are loud and proud. Others hide their love for pot behind a clever double entendre. Either way, this playlist hits every note.

So roll one up and turn up the volume — these are the weed songs we come back to every time.

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Table of Contents

• Classic Songs About Getting High

• Weed Legends and Reggae Royalty

• Rock Tracks That Roll

• Hip-Hop Anthems That Smoke

• Underrated Weed Gems Worth a Listen

• Final Thoughts

Classic Songs About Getting High

We’ll start with the title tracks and iconic cuts that shaped weed music culture from the jump. These songs didn’t just sing about smoking — they made it cool, funny, political, or all three at once.

“Rainy Day Women #12 & 35” — Bob Dylan "Everybody must get stoned." That line still makes radio stations flinch — and that’s part of why we love it. Dylan blurred the line between protest song and stoner anthem, and it’s still a standout.

“Mary Jane” — Rick James When it comes to funky songs about getting high, it doesn’t get more iconic than this. Rick James singing about his girl — or weed, depending on how you hear it. Either way, it’s smooth as hell.

“Smoke Two Joints” — originally by The Toyes, covered by Sublime Some know it as “Two Joints,” some know the Sublime version. Either way, this stoner track is the perfect excuse to, well, roll another one.

“Wildwood Weed” — Jim Stafford A spoken-word country tune with one long double entendre about discovering a mysterious “weed” growing on the farm. You’ll be humming the chorus before the punchline hits.

Weed Legends and Reggae Royalty

No songs about getting high list is complete without the kings of reggae and roots music — artists who turned love for weed into spiritual, cultural, and political fire.

“Kaya” — Bob Marley & The Wailers “Kaya” is slang for weed, and this title track is pure sunshine. It’s laid-back, joyful, and one of the best tracks to listen to on a slow morning.

“Legalize It” — Peter Tosh Peter Tosh wasn’t playing games. He sang it loud and clear: legalize marijuana. A bold lyric, a powerful message, and a timeless weed anthem.

“Pass the Dutchie” — Musical Youth A playful, upbeat cover with pot-inspired roots. Swap in "dutchie" for “kitchen pot” all you want — the line is there. A must for any stoner playlist.

“Right Time” — The Mighty Diamonds Soulful, smooth, and packed with roots energy. Whether you’re blazing under the moon or just vibing with friends, this one sounds like truth and rhythm.

Rock Tracks That Roll

Classic rock has always been full of songs that nod (or outright shout) their love for dope. From lesser-known faces to big legends, these tracks still spark something in us.

“Sweet Leaf” — Black Sabbath Arguably the most stoned title track in metal history. "You gave me a new belief… Sweet Leaf." Yeah — they’re talking about weed. And the riff is a monster.

“Panama Red” — New Riders of the Purple Sage A tale of a dope-smuggling outlaw with a catchy name and an even catchier chorus. Pure outlaw-country stoner energy.

“Roll Another Number (For the Road)” — Neil Young Neil taps into that lonely, dusty high — waiting for the right time to roll another. It’s wistful, worn-in, and perfect with a THCa pre-roll in hand.

“Got to Get You Into My Life” — The Beatles Yes, it’s a love song. But Paul McCartney himself admitted it was about his first marijuana experience. That line about “another kind of mind” hits different now.

“You Don’t Know How It Feels” — Tom Petty “One more time to kill the pain…” and yeah — he follows it up with a line about wanting to roll another joint. One of the smoothest radio hits to ever slide weed into the chorus.

Hip-Hop Anthems That Smoke

Hip-hop and weed culture are deeply intertwined — and some of the best songs about getting high are packed with iconic lyrics, memorable hooks, and laid-back beats perfect for sparking up.

“The Next Episode” — Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg, and Kurupt Nate Dogg’s line — “Smoke weed every day” — might be the most famous stoner lyric in history. Pair it with Dre’s smooth production and Snoop’s flow? Instant classic.

“Method Man” — Wu-Tang Clan That early official audio version is raw and grimey, with Method Man lighting up both the mic and, well, probably something else. Old-school hip-hop meets high school cypher vibes.

“All My Weed Man” — Moon II Modern, dreamy, and full of floaty sounds — this track’s title alone earns it a spot here. It’s the kind of song that plays like a lazy afternoon rolled in purple haze.

“How High” — Method Man & Redman A certified weed song from two legends who’ve built their brands on it. It’s punchy, goofy, and perfect for passing the blunt around.

Underrated Weed Gems Worth a Listen

A few more songs we keep in rotation — not all obvious stoner anthems, but every one of them hits in its own way when you're lifted.

“Amy Amy Amy” — Amy Winehouse She had songs about love, life, and sometimes dope — and her sultry, smoky voice pairs perfectly with a mellow night in.

“Brown Sugar” — D’Angelo Steamy double entendres and buttery vocals make this one smooth as concentrate. Whether you think it’s about a woman or weed, it works.

“Sunday Girl” — Small Faces A trippy, mod-era track with hazy, colorful production. Perfect background music for a dreamy night sesh.

“Don’t Let the Green Man In” — Kris Kristofferson Obscure, yes. But the Green Man here? You can draw your own conclusions. It’s got that slow-burn outlaw energy — the kind that pairs best with a joint and no plans.

Pair Your Playlist With Premium Weed

Some songs get better every time you listen. And when the vibe is right — when the line hits, the beat drops, or the smoke swirls in the air just so — that’s when you know it’s a track worth keeping in your sesh rotation.

Whether it’s Bob Dylan chanting “everybody must get stoned,” Snoop Dogg telling you to light up, or Willie Nelson singing under the stars, the best songs about getting high live on because they make us feel something.

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