Snoop Dogg Launches MerryJane.com, A Pot Lovers Website
Recently, West Coast music mogul Snoop Dogg was on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco and announced his new social platform, MerryJane.com. MerryJane.com is a lifestyle media site completely designed by women with a marijuana focal point. The website will feature video and editorial content to serve as an educational hub for marijuana connoisseurs. The platform will also contain a cooking show and original interview series titled, “Deflowered,” where the interviewee gets to enjoy cannabis and share their experience about when they first discovered pot.
Snoop stated the site will provide users with,“all they need to know” about pot, and be the encyclopedia of the cannabis world. Acting as a doctor green thumb search engine so that users can search the nearest dispensary, or finding with symptoms are associated with certain type of plate.
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