Mike Tyson, one of the greatest boxers of all time, recently made a startling revelation on a podcast with rapper Wiz Khalifa. Speaking on Hotboxing podcast, claimed to smoke $40,000 worth of weed every month, which raised eyebrows and prompted many to rethink their relationship with cannabis. While Tyson uses it as a therapeutic drug to manage his emotions, he also made a bold statement, stating that weed is going to destroy people. Khalifa did not disagree with Tyson, but instead highlighted the importance of knowing when to say when.
The legalization of marijuana in many states in the USA has sparked conversations about the drug’s normalization and its impact on people’s lives. There is also scientific evidence that excessive use of cannabis can affect the brain, especially memory.
Tyson’s confession sheds light on the growing trend of high-profile individuals who openly discuss their marijuana use. While some advocate for its use as a medicine, others warn about the potential risks of excessive consumption. It is essential to understand that anything in excess is never a good thing, and it’s important to have a balanced approach to life and substances.
“We can’t stop it. It’s gonna run all over us. It’s gonna destroy us”
Wiz Khalifa didn’t exactly disagreed with iron Mike, but he also said that you have to know when to say when.
“I think it’s all good in the right amounts, because even if you smoke too much pot, you can get freaked out and have a crazy experience, but either you’re gonna learn how to handle that certain amount by trying more and more, or you just learn what is appropriate and what’s not,” he said.
It’s also worth noting that Wiz Khalifa uses psychoactive substances, which is different from regular marijuana. It’s essential to remain healthy and do the right things to ensure longevity. Despite their marijuana use, both Tyson and Khalifa are in great shape, and it’s evident that they are taking care of themselves. As weed continues to become legalized in more states, it’s crucial to educate oneself about its effects and use it responsibly.
