Wayne started a weed company!

[DLynn14]

www.gkua.com

"Lil Wayne tested and approved" CA dispensaries only

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https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/lil-wayne-launches-gkua-ultra-premium-cannabis-brand-300967117.html

"The first GKUA VIP PARTY featuring once in a lifetime performances with*Lil Wayne*and Friends is scheduled for 2020."

[Shake]

So this is what that mystery photo shoot is from

[DLynn14]

So this is what that mystery photo shoot is from

Was thinking the same thing! Am surprised he didn't get into this sooner tbh. Recreational weed is legal where I live and Congress has taken small steps toward removing it from the list of Schedule 1 controlled substances....people are falling all over themselves to get a piece of the market here and I am sure it will only continue to grow

[back on my bullish*t]

he probably tried to bring this to saudi arabia at the weekend and this is why he got mad lol

[lilwayne-carter]

i hate to say it but can anyone else see this flopping badly?

[TuneFromMoon]

i hate to say it but can anyone else see this flopping badly?

That's actually the one thing I can't see flop tbh and I'm glad he finally got into it tho it's a bit late (maybe that's the reason for your concern)

[DLynn14]

i hate to say it but can anyone else see this flopping badly?

There is risk in the cannabis industry so its very possible it could flop badly, but I think that is true for anyone....I think it depends on who the people he is partnering with are. Surely they will be more involved in the actual mechanics of making it succeed

[when_it_snow_im_on_top]

Theres risk also cause its technically illegal in the US even if its legal in ur state. The feds could still get you even tho its very unlikely

[WeezyFan]

they got a strain called Hollygrove, that's mad dope.

[Lucifer]

[DLynn14]

Theres risk also cause its technically illegal in the US even if its legal in ur state. The feds could still get you even tho its very unlikely

Its fascinating, its a cash only business...all sales in cash and employees paid in cash instead of by check because banks won't get involved due to the federal issue. Kind of a robbery risk also

[KnockMeOut]