Whether they’re testing cannabis in all its forms, sharing their experiences as seasoned stoners or taking on challenges where the absurd vies with the reckless, weedtubers are a hit on Youtube. With a handsome check every month in their pockets, these creators of cannabic content are proving that on the net, weed is big business. Our top 10 weed VIPs 2.0
Dope As Yola: multitasking stoner
If weed needed an ambassador, Dope As Yola would be the perfect candidate. With over 1.5 million subscribers, this Californian WeedTuber has turned his passion for cannabis into a veritable media empire.
On his channel, you’ll find everything from sessions where he smokes “epic” joints, to hilarious anecdotes about his first experiences with weed. And that’s not all: Dope As Yola sets himself apart with educational videos where he shares tips on CBD products, smoking accessories, and advice on avoiding bad trips – nice quotient plus-plus!
His boundless energy and authenticity make him an unmissable reference. He embodies a dynamic stonitude, able to captivate audiences without ever losing sight of his mission: to normalize cannabis.
Stonitude: 8/10
Erick Khan: founder of the “Chill but productive” school
Erick Khan is sophisticated stoner par excellence. His carefully edited videos showcase sessions where he tests luxury bongs, high-end products and artwork-worthy smoking techniques.
But behind this super-chill exterior lies a perfectionist who masters every detail. Erick Khan is known for his collaborations with leading cannabis brands, making him a respected figure in the industry.
His mantra? Finding the perfect balance between cool attitude and productivity. He makes ganja an art of living.
Stonitude: 9/10.
RuffHouse Studios: the master of DIY
DIY enthusiasts, RuffHouse Studios is for you – you, and its 729,000 subscribers. For years, this YouTube channel has offered detailed tutorials on how to turn any ingredient into a cannabis product.
Want to know how to make perfect space cakes? Need ideas for rolling arty joints? RuffHouse has it all. His charm lies in his accessible approach and subtle humor. With him, cooking or DIY becomes an activity in its own right, rooted in creative and inspired stonitude.
Stonitude: 7/10
CustomGrow420: the king of extreme challenges
CustomGrow420, aka Joel, is probably the most extreme WeedTuber in the game. His channel is packed with crazy challenges, like the legendary “Lung Breaker”, where he shoots a 30-inch bong in a single drag. The result? More than 145 million views for this video alone.
Joel embodies stonitude in its raw state: uninhibited, audacious and sometimes totally absurd. His fans love his offbeat humor and boundless energy. He’s proof that weed can be a true performance art… well, it all depends on which side you look at it from.
Stonitude: 10/10
RawOG420: the buddy
Its secret? Authenticity that speaks directly to a community in search of simplicity and authenticity. No fuss, no pretense: RawOG420 turns every video into a heart-to-heart conversation with his subscribers. With his accessible tone and unfiltered approach, he offers a relaxed, intimate perspective on a world that is often caricatured.
Stonitude: 6/10
Stoned & Sexy: unfiltered
With an electric cast (rapper and global cannabis icon Wiz Khalifa, joined by Char Edwards, Lanie Edwards, and Jahna Maramba), these free spirits transcend stoner clichés to deliver conversations that hit where it counts. An uncompromising dive into the issues, challenges and triumphs of a generation that embraces weed as a way of life – while remaining resolutely Stoned & Sexy.
Stonitude: 9.5/10
CannaBeard Grows: the gardener
CannaBeard Grows is a grower who doesn’t mince his words or his buds. This passionate Canadian shares his secrets of growing under the ACMPR (Access to Cannabis for Medical Purposes Regulations) regime, from cutting-edge techniques to minor failures. There’s no bullshit here: he shows everything from roots to harvest, in a style as direct as his plants are green.
On his channel, every video is a lesson in gardening under the influence, but not the only one. CannaBeard knows how to keep his feet on the ground and his head above the clouds, with an accessible approach that makes even noobs want to give it a try.
Add to that an active presence on Twitch and Discord where he shares his live sessions, and you get a grower who doesn’t just grow plants, but also a community.
Stonitude: 8/10
Koala Puffs: high THC energy
With her overflowing humor and infectious vibe, Koala Puffs (aka Anjela) proves that weed can be both fun and educational. Between hilarious sketches, improbable challenges and authentic discussions on responsible consumption, she’s established herself as a no-holds-barred voice in the cannabis landscape. But what really sets her apart is her ability to engage with her community: interactive lives, collaborative challenges and unfiltered responses make her an influencer as accessible as she is captivating.
Stonitude: 8/10
Urban Remo: the cultural guru
If you’re looking for a cannabis masterclass, Urban Remo, aka Remo Colasanti, is your man. This Canadian indoor cultivation guru combines technical know-how and urban vibes to teach you the art of growing plants worthy of a Californian dispensary. His YouTube channel, a veritable THC travel diary, takes you on a trip to dispensaries around the world, while delivering cultivation tips worthy of the pros. Remo is the guy who can turn your balcony into a top-quality jungle, while retaining the quiet stoniness that makes him a legend.
Stonitude: 9/10
That High Couple: the positive pop duo
Alice and Clark, aka That High Couple, are arguably the most populist channel in the cannabis world. Husband and wife in real life, this Los Angeles-based duo combine levity and expertise to deliver content that appeals to novices and experts alike. Their videos include tutorials on making edibles, high inspired decorating ideas and visits to the best cannabis festivals across the U.S.
What sets them apart is their ability to capture the simple joy of weed, while showcasing a bright and optimistic stoniness – championing an inclusive and accessible image of cannabis, far removed from the stereotypes of lazy stoners.
Stonitude: 6/10
