Everyone’s wondered if a good hotbox can get you high just by breathing. The truth? It’s not as fun or harmless as people think. Here’s the full breakdown of what secondhand weed smoke actually does to your body.

At BLUNTLY, our bags aren’t filled with cheap thrills or half-baked gimmicks. They’re stocked with real-deal staples that carry us from smoke circle to studio to late-night reflection. No sponsorships. No freebie hype. Just the products we genuinely love, the ones that actually stay in rotation when the campaigns end and the cameras are off.

Your body is already wired to work with cannabis. The endocannabinoid system helps regulate mood, sleep, pain, and stress—and it’s the reason weed affects you the way it does.

Some call it the best way to start the day, others say it’s a productivity killer—but the science behind waking and baking proves it’s more than just a stoner myth. From empty-stomach absorption to brain chemistry and mindful rituals, here’s why that morning high really does hit different, and how to make it work for your lifestyle.

If Champagne Papi came in nug form, would he be mellow, moody, or just make you text your ex? Let’s find out. Drake is more than just a rapper—he’s a cultural phenomenon, a walking meme, a certified lover boy, and the ultimate symbol of Toronto's energy. His music has soundtracked breakups, late-night drives, and legendary club nights. But what if Drake wasn’t just a music icon—what if he was a weed strain? Would he be a smooth, mellow indica that hits you with the feels li

During the filming of The Beach Bum, Matthew McConaughey thought he was puffing on prop weed—until Snoop Dogg told him otherwise. What followed was nine hours of chaos, laughter, and zero English. The actor later admitted the entire “snooping” was caught on camera, turning a simple scene into a real-life stoner legend.

Michelle Litvack, the force behind Dom Jackson, isn’t the type to hide behind a logo. At every major cannabis event, you’ll find her running her own booth, shaking hands, answering questions, and educating consumers one-on-one. She’s not outsourcing the grind, she’s living it.

Our first Hot Spot feature lands at Blanco Cantina in Toronto, where tacos meet tequila and the vibes hit harder than the edibles. Between the tableside guac, neon lighting, and chaotic energy, we may have accidentally achieved enlightenment.