An Ode to Our Favorite 4/20 Friendly Celebrities

Willie Nelson, musician, has had a long history with marijuana and has been a notorious stoner since the 1960s and '70s. He believes in the healing power of cannabis, "The biggest killer on the planet is stress, and I still think the best medicine is and always has been cannabis."

Multi-millionaire, animal lover, business-woman and heir to the Hilton throne is Paris who is also a stoner. She was arrested in South Africa in 2010 for smoking during the Brazil vs. Holland soccer match. 

The rapper has long been associated with his love for cannabis. In an interview with MTV, he bragged about spending $10,000 a month on marijuana. It doesn't take long to track his love for marijuana, he has an album called Rolling Papers, a song titled, "Roll Up" or "So High." 

Rihanna has never held back her opinions on marijuana. On her sixth studio album, "Talk That Talk," the singer-stoner was photographed blowing smoke. In an interview with Elle, Rihanna keeps it real about cannabis, "I'll never be a victim," she said. "That's why I'm posting pictures of myself smoking pot, to tell the truth about myself. I've got so much to think about—why bring all this extra sh*t by being dishonest?"

Miley Cyrus has had a complicated past with marijuana and only smokes recreationally now. The singer-songwriter believes that she doesn't function her best while smoking so she chooses to avoid it while working. However, her mother, Tish, is an avid smoker who even threatened to stop being Cyrus's manager in order to grow cannabis, according to The Fix. 

It may come as a surprise to think of Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart in the same sentence. But it is an even bigger surprise to think of the two of them involved with cannabis. This year, Stewart has announced that she is partnering with Snoop and Canopy Growth Corp., a weed corporation in Canada to produce a CBD line, according to Pot Network.

In her documentary "Gaga: Five Foot Two," she admits to smoking marijuana in her grandma's vintage car. Also in the documentary, is a story about how Queen Gaga smoked several joints in front of Jay-Z, which apparently Beyoncé was not pleased with, according to Refinery 29. 

Move over Martha, you're not the only one working with Canopy Growth to create a cannabis line. Seth Rogan and Evan Goldberg announced that they are launching Houseplant with the hopes to "make it easier for people to learn to love cannabis as much as Houseplant does,” according to a press release.