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2:56 “god" is nonexistent. If he was he wouldn’t force you to overwork your braiNpower & body to iNteract with him, religion, & religious traditions; & he wouldn`t allow you to step on piles of ants daily🧠🐜 150 billion animals are slaughtered worldwide annually for food, fashion, & profit; As of 2021 there are 500,000+ homeless Americans effectiNg a miNimum of 500k family members; Many people have been falsely accused, outcasted, &/or murdered for “witchcraft”; Suicide bombiNgs have happened due to religion. Death alone, proves “god” is nonexistent
I saw this dude live and it was incredible. He rolled up in a white cadillac, jumped on stage with a double-neck pot leaf guitar, and proceeded to tear the place down for two hours. He packed up his guitar and walked straight off stage and back into his cadillac.
@@jamesjameson4566 She wasn’t innocently enjoying the moment, she hopped on stage. He later said he didn’t know she was a female. Never any excuse for violence and he reacted terribly, but if I were to jump on stage at a concert I would know I was leaving my personal safety at the door.
@@PotatoJonson he very well knew, he had all the time in the world to extend his arm back fully and connect with her innocent face, and you well know it. I don't need to guess your ethnicity do I, what is it you guys say.... You already know
That's definitely saying something about his energy if it's infectious even when he's high af. Mans is on an entirely different plane of existence from the rest of us and I can only wish for that kind of enlightenment.
If you played "because I got high" or "colt 45" at any house party in the early 2000s the entire crowd would go wild, that's how you know you are involved in something special. It doesn't matter if afroman has only 2 songs that people really know of, it's about what he represents just as much as the music, the time, the era, the weed, the nostalgia. I'm happy he's still alive and doing well in 2022. It's a tough world out there especially these days. Stay safe guys
You play those songs today and people still go crazy and sing every word. People from all walks of life know his songs because he’s just such an iconic and all around good guy. He should be bigger than 99% of mainstream artists of this time.
This documentary gave me such new found and utmost respect for Afroman. He is a true artist and cutting his ties to the universal label was one of those pivotal moments that solidified it for him, what he wanted out of this music venture.
Some women need some sense knocked into them. Some women feel like they are entitled to more than others just because they are pretty. Lol, some guys also feel that way.
I got to interview Afroman when I was in college years ago and he was great to chat with. I had called him for the interview and missed him....he called back and left a voicemail singing "I was gonna call you sooner, but then I got high!" Really cool dude. This was one example of how the early mp3 file sharing made someone's career. Everyone had this song downloaded from Limewire or Kazaa and heard it when they wouldn't have otherwise.
I remember seeing him perform in Destin FL (I forget the name of the club, right by the beach) on 4/20/08. The outside area was a cloud of smoke, this was well before weed was any resemblance of legal in FL. The Cops were swarming that place in full force at the end of the night. Needless to say I saw him perform a few songs and dipped, I couldn't partake considering I was active duty attending EOD School at Eglin AFB down the road. Hard to believe that's been over 14 years ago.
@@FentanylPopsicle how do you feel when you watch the video of him extending his arm back fully and launching that ferocious punch to the womans face, flying to the ground. Is it all just fine to you?
I will never forget the day I got high with Afroman and played an opening set for his performance at my hometown bar. Hands down one of my favorite moments in life. Afterwards I invited him to my studio to record some material and hangout. Still to this day I have his bars on my laptop that I think will never get released.... Because we got high
Wesley Willis asked me to open the pill bottles for his schizophrenia meds at the bar before he went on stage at a show in a small club back in the 90's so I can definitely relate to your story
@@southernguru1455 lucky. i would have loved to party with steve-o back when he was full throttle 24/7 lmfao. did yall do any nitrous? bc that was like his main squeeze back then lmao
I always liked the song. And I'm not a weed smoker, never smoked weed lol. But it's still relatable because it's about getting nothing done because of procrastination or being distracted by something you would much rather be doing. Sometimes the best lessons are wrapped in jokes.
You really should try it once and listen to it. Alcohol is way worse than weed on every system in your body including your brain. If youll drink a beer you can definitely smoke a joint
My son turned me on to this song when he was twelve, and I laughed my butt off! Now my son is 31 and we often smoke a few bowls after dinner while watching Star Trek reruns. Back then, neither of us smoked the "Devil's Lettuce", but when I found that it reduces the pain of trigeminal neuralgia, the very painful neurological disease I have, then I started medicating with it. Back in 2004 when my pain was off the charts, my doctor prescribed Fentanyl patch to control the pain, but that crap made me very sick. I've been prescribed anti-seizure meds that affected my memory and ability to function so adversely that I forgot how to drive a car or operate common tools. One drug caused severe allergic reaction where I had blisters all over me. Cannabis affects memory, but nothing like the pharmaceuticals do. My disease is a brain disorder that is related to epileptic seizures. Cannabis has proven to be an effective treatment for epilepsy. It seems to prevent most seizures from occurring or lessens the severity. It gave me my life back! A friend in Texas has a young daughter who is epileptic. Her seizures were so severe and frequent the poor little girl had to stop attending school. My friend read about a girl in Colorado whose epilepsy was very similar to her daughters. This girl was treated by a special strain of cannabis called Charlotte's Web, which is high-cannabidiol, low-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and doesn't make one "high" like traditional weed since it's low in THC. It's a CBD product made from hemp. Of course, living in Texas she couldn't buy this medicine for her daughter even though it's CBD. Her daughter had a severe seizure that put her in the hospital and nearly ended her, and that was the last straw. My friend decided to move to Colorado to save her baby girl! It's working very well, and she's now attending public school, making good grades and lots of friends.
One of the most immortalized stoner songs sung by such a jovial spirit which hasn't lost its spark, and everytime you hear it you just want to light up a joint/ blunt get high and sing along to this masterpiece of music
I was a junior in high school, going into senior year, this song was awesome. we were smoking weed and watching Jay and silent Bob strike back on repeat. What a time to be alive.
@@ganderstein3426 the man is only human. He did indeed slap a woman for interrupting his performance. However the guy is really good to his fans. I heard this dude also sing happ birthday to a teenage girl he didn't even know over the phone at random request. Say what you want about the guy, but just like you and I he's a real fallible person. I'm sure you're not perfect either. Just happens that HIS moments of victory and downfall are caught in the public eye.
To say this song is far reaching is an understatement. I live in a small town in Africa and I was listening to Afroman when I was in high-school. Still a huge part of my history.
I love that he kept going! He didn't allow anyone to harsh his mellow, and he's still at it, making music, entertaining crowds, and having a great time! 100/10 Afroman!
I've never sat there and wondered what afroman's life story was but I'm glad that there are videos like this one to answer the questions I didn't know I had
I was a 10 year old boy when I heard because I got high for the first time. I was on holiday with some family friends on the wild coast of South Africa (where smoking marijuana is a very popular past time). I just remember one evening after a braai (barbecue) and lots of drinking all the adults really enjoying and laughing at this song. Us kids laughed as well, not knowing what its all about but just seeing the joy around this song I always remember that positive memory. Because I got high travelled with me through my later university years when I started experimenting with marijuana, particularly in my post grad years. It has and will always be a positive and uplifting piece of music to me. Thanks Afroman.
Tim Ramenofsky is an absolute legend. Selling local records out of the shop AND brining in people to record? This dude truly has a passion and shares it, you cannot ask for better. You’re a hero Tim.
Afroman has so many hits. It's sad that people only remember because I got high. Put on his album and let it play my boy Richard taught me that. R.I.P Richard. 👊
I used to listen to this when I was still straight edge. It's just a song that helps you deal with stuff, it's upbeat against adversity. It's inherently adverse, it's doing something that is illegal(was illegal back then still is lots of places)to deal with life's problems. Future generations wont remember what it was like, the shame and risk it used to be to go to a party, or meet new people, and navigate around smoking. Hide behind the shed, hope you don't ask the wrong person who calls the cops, hope you don't get judged. That culture will be lost on future generations. Just getting green back in the day was dangerous. And I was a misanthrope(without it), so I had to be social and ask people for help getting something illegal. It was rough, songs like this just made it fun. made you feel more comfortable. Playing a song like this used to be a small protest, with a great beat. Still love this song. Had no idea he was such a good singer either.
I had the pleasure of meeting Joseph. Very down to earth, let me hit the blunt and signed my guitar. What more could I ask from an amazing artist who loves his fans?
"They say your a one hit wonder, well how many hits do you need?" that means he's good spiritual and financially because of just one song that makes him feel happy every time he raps it that's amazing!!!
My sister met Afroman at a club/bar, he's such a down to earth person. He did a video for my dads birthday just because she said it was his birthday. He's brought so much light to cannabis and I think he had a big impact on destigmatizing weed culture in the early 2000's. So great to see how far weed laws have changed over the years In the states. Afroman will always be be played in the playlist for the kickbacks, colt 45 personally is what got me on to Afroman and is for sure my favorite song. Every listen is a smile and a good time no matter what mood I'm. Thank you Afroman. And thank you vice for a one of a kind documentary.
@@Level.2.Gigapod A yes i watched the footage and as a performer i had many time to fight or scream at anoying people jumping on stage. and i am not known. but it happen trowing a punch and being out of charater or out of line is NOT ok but its not : " beating women". I have been hit in the face multiple time by partenair or other (femal) and we never conculded : these women beat men. I had enouth brain to understand , shitty context ( argument , alcool, music loud, BEING ON STAGE )Your comment is misleading and i think.... YOU should chill and get High XD
Happy he is living out his dreams without the pressure of mainstream success. I wish more of these one hit wonder stories were like this, where the artist gets to live off that song and while enjoying a private life with no regrets.
She is correct but he did it !! and reaping the success. Sometimes It not how complex a thing is, but who is willing to show up and get something done!
Lonely people enjoy being alone, because social interactions take a lot of work and at its core, its a downfall. Believe me. There is a difference between living alone and choosing loneliness.
Damn almost felt sorry until he said😂I live happily ever after and laughed I'm like man this man is happy. Came from nothin, has like 5 cars a nice home and still gets high damn. Legend
one hit wonder... okay? perhaps. but in his case, that ENTIRE ALBUM was INCREDIBLE. the whole thing is just hilarious, has good beats, good rap, it's awesome. well done album.
Mad respect to the Afroman for standing true to the essence of who he truly is rather than letting big record company manipulate it. Afroman is happy when he’s making other people happy with his music, and that what he continues to do!
I graduated high school in 98 and I absolutely changed my life with this man's music. Love him forever. Especially the " man walking up to a fish market and says Morning Ladies!!! Hahahhah I love it. That album is dumb dope. I'm 42 now and still smile when I hear it
I met him while he was staying at a hotel I was working at a couple years ago because he was playing at a gig in my town. Totally cool guy he even put me and my wife down as VIP guests to the show. I honestly figured he'd forget but sure enough he put us on the list and we got in free and up close! The 1st video on my channel is actually from that night!
He has done so many bangers, like "i refuse", "drive better drunk", "keep on limpin" just to name a few, hes still one of the staples of my music library
@@jamesjameson4566 yeah wasn't cool of him to punch someone, but the act was more reactive than malicious. I found an article online from NME by Luke Morgan Britton, describing "Afroman, real name Joseph Edgar Foreman, was playing guitar onstage when a woman approached him from behind and danced against him, at which point he turned around and punched her with his right hand.". Not saying that he should've punched her, but I think it's reasonable to speculate maybe Afroman didn't know who just came up behind and started grabbing him, and reacted swiftly. I'm not trying to ride Afroman's dick, but don't make it seem like it's something it's not. Also, its a pretty well known fact as a fan you don't just jump on stage cause you feel like it. People who, uninvitationally, go on stage during a show usually get roughed up because how are people suppose to know if this random person is a mega-fan or someone trying to hurt them for clout or publicity (xxxtentacion, Pantera, Ski Mask, and I assume others have had the latter happen to them)
@@devinhiett7341 why are you reading articles on it, there's a video, and it was what it was, a dark hearted, evil person acting out some extreme violence against a very small woman, evil and cowardly. He had plenty of time to react, he had plenty of time to pull his arm all the way back to really give it the full force, he put his whole body in to it, he also found her face quite easily, meaning he knew exactly who he was punching, so that... I didn't see it stuff... Doesn't fly (she did though) Also he immediately gets back to playing his guitar, like it never happened, there was no threat, perceived or otherwise and there was certainly no remorse
@@cstepaniuk8611 what prize do you think she should be rewarded for breaking the rules of getting on stage? In my world, stupid games gets you stupid prizes! She won that night but apparently didn't like her prize!
@@beardahn2331 I think the punishment was too severe for the crime. He could have seriously injured that woman while she was posing no obvious threat. Arrogant to invite herself on stage; she was merely dancing. What if that was your sister/mom/wife/daughter? I would prefer someone politely and firmly remove her from the stage.
@@beardahn2331 A black eye and possible concussion is not a prize. This is not your world, it is ours. World is not an appropriate substitute for your opinion.
"I don't do good when i'm serious" Hits surprisingly close home, for a lot of people comedy is the only way of coping with bad times, taking that away is the same as taking away any other kind of coping mechanism.
@D... Play stupid games win stupid prizes.. What did she think would happen jumping on stage while he was performing? Then trying to drunk dance all over him
5 minutes in and this is already GOLD to me. Please do more like these! Shout out Afro man, every kid that I grew up with knew the lyrics. We'd watch Jay n Silent Bob strike back just to see the music video at the end. Great song, it's going in the time capsule.
I remember being a college student at Mississippi State and we all knew African songs… not just one but multiple. Then a year later I’m listening to the radio and Afroman is number one. It was crazy and really cool to be a part of watching him at Ricks to seeing him on TV
Its crazy because this was my Grandma's FAVORITE song LOL. She passed away a few years ago but I remember we got her the album for Christmas one year and she played it non-stop for months hahaha. This song always makes the memories come right back, I wish we could smoke just 1 more together..
"How many hits do you need?" Just one and your whole life will change. Groups are explored because of only one hit song and are gossiped about as to why their other songs that were better that didn't make it. Afro, if you see this ever, just know two of your songs are constantly played in my area. You were never forgotten about, radio is a shame and always will be a puppet to guide the masses.
My cousin used to play this music every morning when we wake up and we didn’t understand what “getting high” mean since we were just kid but we liked it so much we sang it every time we hear it. Sadly my cousin passed away three years ago. And every time I hear this song reminds me of him, he will be missed and memories of this song ❤️
Yeah it’s crazy how emotionally connected people and certain songs and become, I have a couple similar examples of this with a friend who overdosed and one who was killed by a drunk driver.
"good things happen when you're alone" Definitely a statement that goes against the social grain, but a statement that I, someone who makes art can relate to. Loneliness is pain, but loneliness can be the catalyst that some of us use to make art. Thank you Afroman
You're wrong, he's talking about being alone, not loneky. I love being alone, it's invigorating and the world has endless possibilities. You're making it sound all sad.
As a Fellow Artist myself, I can fully agree with with your last statement. Loneliness is pain and pain can either make or break you but one thing that's garenteed is the crazy artistic outcome that comes with it
*Loner? Now you are speaking my language. Afroman is funny, authentic and just* *cool. What an icon. I am so glad that I stumbled upon this video tonight because* *his laughter and passion for life will keep me going for awhile! I can't get the smile* *off my face.* 😋😎
This came out around the time I was graduating high-school and not only does it always have a spot in my heart. Its also a album that can make you happy/change your mood. Everyone needs some afroman in they life!
Sounds like you're a graduate of 99-04 HS Era 5oo? There's a lot of really neat things these days... new music, cool tech, some musics even showed me how silly and aggressive so much music was in the years 00-10, and how even in sea of shitty pop music that we loved to hate, there were still some gems that have stood the test of time... ... but man... something about graduating prior to 2005 was just cool and comfortable in a way that doesn't exist anymore. Those formative years right in the height of the 90s, when the horizon was wide open, everything was looking up, tech seemed hopeful more than today's scammy conflict filled echo-chambers and insta-(role)models... Napster making things feel at our fingers... Google just starting to make its name and sticking to "don't be evil"... a weird time between house phones and pocket workstations. The best of the 90s, and the first to never see the adult political, media, economic, social world not having been rocked by 9/11. I'd love to know about people's formative years and HS from all time periods, but the only ones I'm a little jealous of are those who graduated between 96-2000, who got to see the real world before 9/11 reconfigured everything
I loved every second of this. That song has always brought a smile to my face. I’ve jammed to it many times. Alone, and with friends. Learning more about him, how it all came about, and hearing his infectious laughter was awesome! Thank you for sharing 😊
This song was very influential to me as a teen growing up. Seeing the real Afroman behind the scenes and sharing his story had made me appreciate him even more.
Man seems at peace, that's all that matters. Inspirational. You don't need what the world/system tells you about happiness and life. Life is life, it will never change. A man with the least amount of stress is the richest man. Patron saint of my 420 era.
@@Billy.Ripken Guess you missed that paying for entertainment doesn't mean you get to participate. Stupid people win stupid prizes! NFL, NBA, boxing, etc FOH 🤡
There is so much value in this video! It shows you that it doesn’t have to be complicated, keeping it simple sometimes is best. Also almost everyone knows this and Colt 45! They will forever be classics! He is happy and proud of his success! More people should be proud of their success and realize you don’t have to be on top of the world to be happy.
This video is also a masterpiece, it being nostalgic to us people born early '90s and earlier, the chance of seeing another interview of Afroman, and the message Afroman said about 'good things happen when you are alone'. This video is great, and it complete the details.
I legit sang this in a karaoke bar in Japan with my ex-wife's relatives right there in the room. Until that moment I had only heard the radio version. All I can say is that I'm glad English is not their first language because... Oh, boy! Some of those lyrics are 😲
My dad had also only ever heard the radio version. We were at a kareoke bar in Portugal and he decided he'd get up and sing BIGH. I'll never forget his face after the "I was gonna make love to you" line.
@@vansittart4551 honestly I usually harmonize over it with a friend, since it's 2 girls singing it every body lets it go and sings "because I got high" while we riff. Fun times.
In July 2021 I saw Afroman eating at a Cracker Barrel in Las Vegas. His crew & the waitresses sang happy birthday to him, then he took pics with all of them. Genuine smiles the whole time. Seemed like a really chill, laid back dude, and this just confirms it.
I may have forgotten the DJ that did it, but I’ll never forget that a DJ from 106.1KissFM got fired for continually playing the song for over an hour! My sister, her friends and I were all sitting around playing board games and PC games and couldn’t believe the song was stuck on repeat but we didn’t give AF! This song is timeless 😂
@@Level.2.Gigapod so hot. the way he hit her is super hot dont you think? got any more videos to recommend of musicians or singers beating the crap out of women? the more helpless the woman, and the harder the slap (or punch), the better .
@@BlueCollarMafia palmdale, come back to me, i need you and i love you! and also "please tale me back home, to mississippi". i sing those songs in my head all the time. my man.
“Bacardi! Colt45! Let’s party, we’re still alive! Tomorrow, bring pain in sorrow but tonight we’re alright!” Ohhh man, the ‘Let’s All Get Drunk’ song reminds me of high school, 2002/2003 days in the summer 😆
This great man's take on loneliness just flipped my mind upside down. I didn't think it was possible to be a loner and still be happier than when not alone but I related to his explanation so much when I heard it. What an absolutely wonderful person Afroman man is. I also didn't expect to click on this video and watch the whole thing. Amazing production quality from Vice to let this man tell his story his way and not stand in the way.
Ye like this other dude says crazy rap was a kinda hit but honestly listen to the album, i dont care for hits i care for good tunes and that album is a classic lol palmdale is class
After a decade of being a subscriber, finally I’m getting the hard (blunt) hitting journalism I’ve been looking for. I was going to click the ‘like’ button, but then I got high.
My best friend passed away about 8 years ago now... When we were kids we would sing this song almost religiously... It sounds stupid but I still cry when I sing " A E I O U.... AND SOMETIMES W!!!!" Rest easy Mat. I wish I would've answered that last phone call.
@Johndoe I'm sorry you had feel that bombshell dropped on you so suddenly... But there is never really an easy way to get the news... A looooong story behind my friends death but the short answer is/was: PTSD from actions committed in military cause him to shoot himself. I had a missed call from him. He had called at 3:17am and I was sleeping.... next morning I got the news from his crying mother... My first brush with a loved one dying... Needless to say, I'd call his phone everyday for that month just to hear his voice mail. More of a brother to me than my own blood. I miss that fucker every day... The dreams with him were the worse too, because you wake up and realize none of its real... Gotta be like the turtle in this life: Slow, steady and keep the shell rock hard and healthy, so the damage life throws slides right off. One love ❤️
I remember when he sang this song to me and his cousin. We laughed the whole time. He named us ghetto twins because she and I were born hours apart in different states he's an awesome dude
He is legit as can be, a true gem. he was doing a show at this club down here in Arlington,Tx, mom use to sell tamales there. One night he was performing at the same club, and bought 3dz from her. Took pictures with her and everything, I’m guessing he had the munchies 😂. ✊🏽
Just hosted him in Vancouver last Wednesday! It was such a vibe. He had the club packed and everyone was singing along. Great vibes! Highly recommend seeing his live show.
Yeah this song was incredible he reached so many people.. at the time I had come from New Zealand lived in London meet a Polish girl went to a small town in Poland and started a night club and even In that small town they loved that song couldn't speak much English but all sang the song! When it was blasted it was uniting in such a fun way.. Cheers AfroMan!
@@MissDarlaDeville have you seen the video where he punches the petite female fan across the stage with such ferocity it renders her an unconscious crumpled mess on the floor
@James Jameson.. Why do you keep purposely writing false stuff that isnt true??.. She jumped on stage n started harassing him. She got "Slapped", not punched.. And she got right back up, "she wasnt unconscious".. 😂😂😂
What I like about the song is that you can relate to it even if you don't smoke weed. How many times have you gone to do something and got distracted by something else? The TV, the radio, your phone, answering the door? And then that thing never gets done. It's a great song!
I met him last summer when he came to Panama City Beach to do a show. He’s the nicest most chill guy you could ever wanna meet! Let us get all the pics we wanted with him and even sat at the bar and talked to him for a little bit. He deserves nothing but happiness!
i love that he's kept himself so humble and stays himself... he came and performed in my town like 5 years ago and my bestfreind met him.. because i got high will always be a classic in my eyes and heart 💚🌬
I met Afroman about 12 years ago outside a bar in Fargo ND before one of his performances. Super down to earth and funny AF. I hope that our paths cross again someday.
I don't even smoke weed that's one of if not my favorite song of all time. I literally smiled the entire time watching this video just seeing how incredibly joyful Afroman, Joseph seems makes me happy inside
"I lived happily ever after" is one of the most powerful lines of a man who set his life to his own terms. What a delightful man and artist. Thanks for making this documentary to a song I remembered, but without much context. I'm not going to live his life, since I set my own terms too; but I can't say I don't envy him.
Man! This was produced so well. This man has such big energy! He's been working with and putting on a lot of independent artists. We got to perform with him on his 'Smokelahoma Tour'.. his passion for what he does is inspirational. He really is every bit of this irl. Much respect!!!
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2:56 “god" is nonexistent. If he was he wouldn’t force you to overwork your braiNpower & body to iNteract with him, religion, & religious traditions; & he wouldn`t allow you to step on piles of ants daily🧠🐜
150 billion animals are slaughtered worldwide annually for food, fashion, & profit; As of 2021 there are 500,000+ homeless Americans effectiNg a miNimum of 500k family members; Many people have been falsely accused, outcasted, &/or murdered for “witchcraft”; Suicide bombiNgs have happened due to religion. Death alone, proves “god” is nonexistent
and now to learn about the right wing connotations of becuase i got high..
I smoked with this man in Seattle
My OWN PERSONAL stuff!
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"People say you're a one hit wonder but how many hits do you need?" best quote!
People allways forget COLT45 its a shame
bro
@@Xlsample i had like 3 or 4 of his albums. he always has the party hits on deck.
@@Xlsample that's a jam 🔥
I remember back then, Colt45 may have been even more popular. Because I Got High just stayed around longer
I think the best part of the song is the fact that you can hear the smile in his voice, and it's incredibly contagious
And because we can hear the smile, we feel it in our bodies. It makes ya feel all right
Yes
I think it's physically impossible to sing this song without smiling.
Afroman beats women, TH-cam it
so true
His new single “ Will you help me repair my door” is another certified classic 🔥🔥
Personally I prefer Lemon Pound Cake
Everyone go to ogafroman on TH-cam
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Them new songs awesome but I think why’d you disconnect my video camera might be my favorite
Lemon pound cake!
I saw this dude live and it was incredible. He rolled up in a white cadillac, jumped on stage with a double-neck pot leaf guitar, and proceeded to tear the place down for two hours. He packed up his guitar and walked straight off stage and back into his cadillac.
I watch this dude live, he smashed the living daylights out of an innocent women swaying from side to side all happy in the moment, listening to him.
Wait wtf
@@sasino type afro man woman punch, get back to me
@@jamesjameson4566 She wasn’t innocently enjoying the moment, she hopped on stage. He later said he didn’t know she was a female. Never any excuse for violence and he reacted terribly, but if I were to jump on stage at a concert I would know I was leaving my personal safety at the door.
@@PotatoJonson he very well knew, he had all the time in the world to extend his arm back fully and connect with her innocent face, and you well know it. I don't need to guess your ethnicity do I, what is it you guys say.... You already know
This is the documentary that no one asked for, but we all needed. Thank you, Vice.
That's great! "People say, I'm a one-hit wonder. Well...how many hits do you need?" ^_^ ☝😂
I def didn’t need this
ye man frr i needed this, this is afroman is so underrated these days
@@sam.4768 Yeah I watched his video of him smashing that petite female fan across the stage, great guy 🥴🙄
This was needed and it makes sense with this Vice serie. About time..this is a classic
Afroman’s energy and laughter is infectious! 😂😂😂
So cute 😇
it iiis brooo... man i wish i had this energy... lost that years ago
Positive vibe man 😂
That's definitely saying something about his energy if it's infectious even when he's high af. Mans is on an entirely different plane of existence from the rest of us and I can only wish for that kind of enlightenment.
Yes indeed !!
Afroman is definitely one of the coolest gentlemen out there and this song emulates & encapsulates his vibe perfectly
Besides when he sucker punches females on stage
Didn’t he get in trouble for punching a woman on stage? I don’t know if the word gentleman comes to mind with Afroman
@@rocknrollrulesu2 There are women who will make any man a non gentleman. I haven't met any but I've seen them.
lmfao hes on camera knocking a woman out, come again?
he's basically the rock n roll mcdonalds song ;but of weed
Can anyone not be happy seeing this guy live his best life?
Congrats Afroman, looks like you've cracked it.
He figured it out friend. We are on the same path. See you there.
If you played "because I got high" or "colt 45" at any house party in the early 2000s the entire crowd would go wild, that's how you know you are involved in something special. It doesn't matter if afroman has only 2 songs that people really know of, it's about what he represents just as much as the music, the time, the era, the weed, the nostalgia. I'm happy he's still alive and doing well in 2022. It's a tough world out there especially these days.
Stay safe guys
Colt 45 & ✌🏾 zig zags baby dats all I need! Absolute classic
What do you mean he has mad good songs that all my people know that whole album was a banger I still throw it on and listen to it all the way through
You play those songs today and people still go crazy and sing every word. People from all walks of life know his songs because he’s just such an iconic and all around good guy. He should be bigger than 99% of mainstream artists of this time.
Palm Dale
@@petey_know_pablo we can go the park after dark, and smoke that tumbleweed!
i love how this guy doesn't try to gas himself up. He's just a happy/cool guy that didn't/doesn't make excuses. Humble and strong.
Yeah he looked pretty strong when he smashed that fans face in
Totally seems in on the joke. The absurdity of the whole thing and how cool it is at the same time.
Not,he's a punk Period.We are glad he never got big
@D03 😒
This documentary gave me such new found and utmost respect for Afroman. He is a true artist and cutting his ties to the universal label was one of those pivotal moments that solidified it for him, what he wanted out of this music venture.
Go listen to his other music
He worked his ass off to get to where he is now. I admire that very much x
@@melissawright1979 I recently learned of a song he made, inspired by CCTV footage of the feds raiding Afroman's house.
@@kesyj13 Thought it was county sheriffs.
@@billyjoejimbob75 twas
Afroman was one of the best live shows i have ever seen. and it was just him a guitar and an ipod. this guys is a legend
funny, one of the best shows ive been too was andrew wk and it was just him a keyboard and a backing track
Any fan of this man will say he is not a one hit wonder. Maybe one radio hit, but this man has loads of hits.
Crazy Rap (Colt 45) and Mississippi are my favorites.
Including the one where he knocked out that woman dancing on stage 😂💀 that was a huge hit!
He hits everyday 🤣
Pimpin Pennsylvania tho
Some women need some sense knocked into them. Some women feel like they are entitled to more than others just because they are pretty. Lol, some guys also feel that way.
I got to interview Afroman when I was in college years ago and he was great to chat with. I had called him for the interview and missed him....he called back and left a voicemail singing "I was gonna call you sooner, but then I got high!" Really cool dude.
This was one example of how the early mp3 file sharing made someone's career. Everyone had this song downloaded from Limewire or Kazaa and heard it when they wouldn't have otherwise.
Was it cool when he smashed that women in the face?
Hold on. Did you ever get the interview? Was the voicemail the end of the story? Did you sell the voicemail on eBay?
I remember seeing him perform in Destin FL (I forget the name of the club, right by the beach) on 4/20/08. The outside area was a cloud of smoke, this was well before weed was any resemblance of legal in FL. The Cops were swarming that place in full force at the end of the night. Needless to say I saw him perform a few songs and dipped, I couldn't partake considering I was active duty attending EOD School at Eglin AFB down the road. Hard to believe that's been over 14 years ago.
Never seen this dude but he was a legend among pot smokers in Italy when I started smoking weed
@@FentanylPopsicle how do you feel when you watch the video of him extending his arm back fully and launching that ferocious punch to the womans face, flying to the ground. Is it all just fine to you?
I will never forget the day I got high with Afroman and played an opening set for his performance at my hometown bar. Hands down one of my favorite moments in life. Afterwards I invited him to my studio to record some material and hangout. Still to this day I have his bars on my laptop that I think will never get released.... Because we got high
Wesley Willis asked me to open the pill bottles for his schizophrenia meds at the bar before he went on stage at a show in a small club back in the 90's so I can definitely relate to your story
I smoked Crack with Steve o
@@xp8969 💀 ⚰
@@southernguru1455 lucky. i would have loved to party with steve-o back when he was full throttle 24/7 lmfao. did yall do any nitrous? bc that was like his main squeeze back then lmao
Daaa Daa da da dot
I always liked the song. And I'm not a weed smoker, never smoked weed lol. But it's still relatable because it's about getting nothing done because of procrastination or being distracted by something you would much rather be doing. Sometimes the best lessons are wrapped in jokes.
Well said
Truth.
Nailed it. You must be Joseph
You really should try it once and listen to it. Alcohol is way worse than weed on every system in your body including your brain. If youll drink a beer you can definitely smoke a joint
My son turned me on to this song when he was twelve, and I laughed my butt off!
Now my son is 31 and we often smoke a few bowls after dinner while watching Star Trek reruns. Back then, neither of us smoked the "Devil's Lettuce", but when I found that it reduces the pain of trigeminal neuralgia, the very painful neurological disease I have, then I started medicating with it.
Back in 2004 when my pain was off the charts, my doctor prescribed Fentanyl patch to control the pain, but that crap made me very sick. I've been prescribed anti-seizure meds that affected my memory and ability to function so adversely that I forgot how to drive a car or operate common tools. One drug caused severe allergic reaction where I had blisters all over me.
Cannabis affects memory, but nothing like the pharmaceuticals do.
My disease is a brain disorder that is related to epileptic seizures. Cannabis has proven to be an effective treatment for epilepsy. It seems to prevent most seizures from occurring or lessens the severity.
It gave me my life back!
A friend in Texas has a young daughter who is epileptic. Her seizures were so severe and frequent the poor little girl had to stop attending school. My friend read about a girl in Colorado whose epilepsy was very similar to her daughters. This girl was treated by a special strain of cannabis called Charlotte's Web, which is high-cannabidiol, low-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and doesn't make one "high" like traditional weed since it's low in THC. It's a CBD product made from hemp.
Of course, living in Texas she couldn't buy this medicine for her daughter even though it's CBD. Her daughter had a severe seizure that put her in the hospital and nearly ended her, and that was the last straw. My friend decided to move to Colorado to save her baby girl! It's working very well, and she's now attending public school, making good grades and lots of friends.
One of the most immortalized stoner songs sung by such a jovial spirit which hasn't lost its spark, and everytime you hear it you just want to light up a joint/ blunt get high and sing along to this masterpiece of music
pen this comment
Masterpiece? Lol
@Nolan... Yes! Legendary
I was a junior in high school, going into senior year, this song was awesome. we were smoking weed and watching Jay and silent Bob strike back on repeat. What a time to be alive.
Same! The good old days
I was going to rehab.
@@skepticalfan was it because….. u got high ??
Same here brother
Same bro, was a senior and it just hit
Afroman is the type of guy who can break up a fight without interfering. His presence alone with light up a room and make people smile.
👆👆👆Look up that handle, he ships swiftly,
Surest plug🍄🍄🍫💯.....
Tell that to that little girl whose head he almost knocked off, while on stage. He's a real beacon of light.
@@ganderstein3426 lmao for real, glad someone said it. That was brutal
@@ganderstein3426 the man is only human. He did indeed slap a woman for interrupting his performance. However the guy is really good to his fans. I heard this dude also sing happ birthday to a teenage girl he didn't even know over the phone at random request. Say what you want about the guy, but just like you and I he's a real fallible person. I'm sure you're not perfect either. Just happens that HIS moments of victory and downfall are caught in the public eye.
He slapped the soul outta that bish!
To say this song is far reaching is an understatement. I live in a small town in Africa and I was listening to Afroman when I was in high-school. Still a huge part of my history.
Same here.
Same here...I remember vividly... he was huge.
I love that he kept going! He didn't allow anyone to harsh his mellow, and he's still at it, making music, entertaining crowds, and having a great time! 100/10 Afroman!
👆👆👆Look up that handle, he ships swiftly,
Surest plug🍄🍄🍫💯..
Afroman beats women, TH-cam it
I've never sat there and wondered what afroman's life story was but I'm glad that there are videos like this one to answer the questions I didn't know I had
The algorithm is working
Afroman beats women, TH-cam it
I really like his story, his authenticity, and personality
Something you can’t get nowadays everyone fake af being a trend follower lmao
seems like a nice guy
@@scorch4299 Have you seen the video of him punching that woman right off the stage? Real nice guy.
@@Justdon-s2s don't get up in people's space and harass them. Quit white knighting for some dumb broad who was touching up on him on stage.
I was a 10 year old boy when I heard because I got high for the first time. I was on holiday with some family friends on the wild coast of South Africa (where smoking marijuana is a very popular past time). I just remember one evening after a braai (barbecue) and lots of drinking all the adults really enjoying and laughing at this song. Us kids laughed as well, not knowing what its all about but just seeing the joy around this song I always remember that positive memory. Because I got high travelled with me through my later university years when I started experimenting with marijuana, particularly in my post grad years. It has and will always be a positive and uplifting piece of music to me. Thanks Afroman.
Tim Ramenofsky is an absolute legend. Selling local records out of the shop AND brining in people to record? This dude truly has a passion and shares it, you cannot ask for better. You’re a hero Tim.
Afroman has so many hits. It's sad that people only remember because I got high. Put on his album and let it play my boy Richard taught me that. R.I.P Richard. 👊
Palmdale is still my favorite Afroman song. Good high school memories
Sell Your Dope, Back to School, Tumbleweed, Hush, Ghetto Memories.. All bangers
Colt 45 will always be a classic
🎶Colt 45 and 2 zig zags baby thats all we need..🎶 👀
Afroman beats women, TH-cam it
This song was played at my cousins funeral sitting in the Chapel it was a fitting tribute even the priest didn't mind
I used to listen to this when I was still straight edge. It's just a song that helps you deal with stuff, it's upbeat against adversity. It's inherently adverse, it's doing something that is illegal(was illegal back then still is lots of places)to deal with life's problems. Future generations wont remember what it was like, the shame and risk it used to be to go to a party, or meet new people, and navigate around smoking. Hide behind the shed, hope you don't ask the wrong person who calls the cops, hope you don't get judged. That culture will be lost on future generations. Just getting green back in the day was dangerous. And I was a misanthrope(without it), so I had to be social and ask people for help getting something illegal. It was rough, songs like this just made it fun. made you feel more comfortable. Playing a song like this used to be a small protest, with a great beat. Still love this song. Had no idea he was such a good singer either.
@DECLAN_TRIPZS ON INSTAGRAM got ya
Cringe
@@littlereptilian7580 what's cringe?
@@Jowen0wen playing this song in front of a church with adults crying
I had the pleasure of meeting Joseph. Very down to earth, let me hit the blunt and signed my guitar. What more could I ask from an amazing artist who loves his fans?
This is the best. Thank you for sharing that. Love it. 💓
He only signed 1 guitar for you.?!?.
He probably would have done more for you.
...but he got high.
@bobbyginnings9273 ahahahahaha hopefully he can kick some ass this upcoming election
Every time this dude played our club up in Starkville he killed it. Was always a chill night for security and it was always packed. Keep it up Joseph!
Afroman beats women, TH-cam it
I was at Auburn during that time period when he was on the SEC circuit and it was fun times
Repent to Jesus Christ “I will give thanks to you, Lord, with all my heart; I will tell of all your wonderful deeds.”
Psalms 9:1 NIV
htt
@@Level.2.Gigapod I don’t care
I love that he embraces the song and you can tell it genuinely makes him happy. Shoutout Afroman for finding his lane and sticking to it
On me bro I feel like he doesn’t get the credit he deserves shout out the goat!
"They say your a one hit wonder, well how many hits do you need?" that means he's good spiritual and financially because of just one song that makes him feel happy every time he raps it that's amazing!!!
Afroman beats women, TH-cam it
@@Level.2.Gigapod Well he is a actually a real pimp wat u expect
I approve this message.. because I got high 😅😂
many one hit wonder authors live good life out of those 3-5 lucky minutes
@@Level.2.Gigapodyeah but only cos he got high.. 😏
Knowing the way he face the ups and downs of his life with that vibes and laughters are so enlighten. Longlive, Afroman. Thanks a lot for this, VICE!
My sister met Afroman at a club/bar, he's such a down to earth person. He did a video for my dads birthday just because she said it was his birthday. He's brought so much light to cannabis and I think he had a big impact on destigmatizing weed culture in the early 2000's. So great to see how far weed laws have changed over the years In the states. Afroman will always be be played in the playlist for the kickbacks, colt 45 personally is what got me on to Afroman and is for sure my favorite song. Every listen is a smile and a good time no matter what mood I'm. Thank you Afroman. And thank you vice for a one of a kind documentary.
Afroman beats women, TH-cam it
@@Level.2.Gigapod people change, I’m pretty sure he’s came out about this. Very long ago
@@Level.2.Gigapod A yes i watched the footage and as a performer i had many time to fight or scream at anoying people jumping on stage. and i am not known. but it happen trowing a punch and being out of charater or out of line is NOT ok but its not : " beating women".
I have been hit in the face multiple time by partenair or other (femal) and we never conculded : these women beat men. I had enouth brain to understand , shitty context ( argument , alcool, music loud, BEING ON STAGE )Your comment is misleading and i think.... YOU should chill and get High XD
@@Level.2.Gigapod who gives af
Happy he is living out his dreams without the pressure of mainstream success. I wish more of these one hit wonder stories were like this, where the artist gets to live off that song and while enjoying a private life with no regrets.
She is correct but he did it !! and reaping the success. Sometimes It not how complex a thing is, but who is willing to show up and get something done!
Just leaving this here..... Kevin Smith is a grifter pos.
One hit wonder, more like one hit pure evil. Type afroman punches woman in, come back and tell me you still like this guy
@@jamesjameson4566 She deserved it anyways
@@jamesjameson4566 I still like this PIMP! But started to think you're a turd! You keep missing the point that she walked on stage at a live concert!
I love that he values being alone. What a cool human this man is.
Check out the video of him punching that little white girl who fell for his act (like you).
😏 One thing we know for sure, is that Afroman could've become a much bigger success..... But then he got high.
Afroman beats women, TH-cam it
Lonely people enjoy being alone, because social interactions take a lot of work and at its core, its a downfall. Believe me. There is a difference between living alone and choosing loneliness.
Nah he's alone for a reason these are not the kinda men u wanna run into in a club or something. His walls like that for a reason😬
Damn almost felt sorry until he said😂I live happily ever after and laughed I'm like man this man is happy. Came from nothin, has like 5 cars a nice home and still gets high damn. Legend
He’s living the life frfr
one hit wonder... okay? perhaps. but in his case, that ENTIRE ALBUM was INCREDIBLE. the whole thing is just hilarious, has good beats, good rap, it's awesome. well done album.
I think it’s a reference to his other Hit, one hit wonder.
@Eric Kelly shut up nerd
Palmdale absolutely slaps
mississippi too
True! That whole album was a house party CLASSIC! Graduated in 07' and even then, it was still bumpin'!
not just a one hit wonder... he's a one album wonder. that whole album was classic.
Drunk'n'high is also great album 👍
Colt 45 and 2 zig zags
2 album wonder
He dropped a hot Christmas album too dawg
@@darienpinkston7311 Yessssss!
You truly dont know the term "one hit wonder" (One Cash Cow Hit-Or music that went viral, before viral was known lol). Stop that fake positivity guys!
Mad respect to the Afroman for standing true to the essence of who he truly is rather than letting big record company manipulate it.
Afroman is happy when he’s making other people happy with his music, and that what he continues to do!
He is happy and that's all that matters.
Glad to hear he's not only doing well, but really well. He's happy and still doing what he loves after all these years, he's still living the dream.
I graduated high school in 98 and I absolutely changed my life with this man's music. Love him forever. Especially the " man walking up to a fish market and says Morning Ladies!!! Hahahhah I love it. That album is dumb dope. I'm 42 now and still smile when I hear it
Also, from North Alabama
@@j.a.r.family2576 Heyyy grad’d in ‘99 from the Florida Panhandle!
Good morning ladies 🤣🌶️🔥
I love his laughter. I love how positive his perspective is, it's priceless. That self satisfaction and inner peace and joy.
It's so beautiful.
It's the herb..
I met him while he was staying at a hotel I was working at a couple years ago because he was playing at a gig in my town. Totally cool guy he even put me and my wife down as VIP guests to the show. I honestly figured he'd forget but sure enough he put us on the list and we got in free and up close! The 1st video on my channel is actually from that night!
You'll be amazed at how many people we put on guest lists that can't be bothered to show up.
@Able Magawitch May I ask who we is? Just curious.
LEGENDARY!
@@dereksmyth8596 Deez nuts. Hehe got em!
He has done so many bangers, like "i refuse", "drive better drunk", "keep on limpin" just to name a few, hes still one of the staples of my music library
I’m going to check out his other music
Don’t forget his big head punch you in the face and chill out $65,000 ha ha Ha
This guy just exudes good vibes
Something the world desperately needed back in the prohibition days. Still does. Legalize freedom.
I feel very sorry for him he is clearly in a very bad spot.
He's so sweet and posh.
@@ulthric670how is he in a bad spot?
@@nevadatan7323Sweet and posh men don’t punch women in the face.
What a down-to-earth guy. This gives me more appreciation for him as a person. I wish the best for him in life and whatever makes him happy
Nice comment, now go and watch him land a haymaker on a defenceless 110 lb female, full force behind it, could've killed her
@@jamesjameson4566 yeah wasn't cool of him to punch someone, but the act was more reactive than malicious. I found an article online from NME by Luke Morgan Britton, describing "Afroman, real name Joseph Edgar Foreman, was playing guitar onstage when a woman approached him from behind and danced against him, at which point he turned around and punched her with his right hand.". Not saying that he should've punched her, but I think it's reasonable to speculate maybe Afroman didn't know who just came up behind and started grabbing him, and reacted swiftly.
I'm not trying to ride Afroman's dick, but don't make it seem like it's something it's not. Also, its a pretty well known fact as a fan you don't just jump on stage cause you feel like it. People who, uninvitationally, go on stage during a show usually get roughed up because how are people suppose to know if this random person is a mega-fan or someone trying to hurt them for clout or publicity (xxxtentacion, Pantera, Ski Mask, and I assume others have had the latter happen to them)
@@devinhiett7341 why are you reading articles on it, there's a video, and it was what it was, a dark hearted, evil person acting out some extreme violence against a very small woman, evil and cowardly. He had plenty of time to react, he had plenty of time to pull his arm all the way back to really give it the full force, he put his whole body in to it, he also found her face quite easily, meaning he knew exactly who he was punching, so that... I didn't see it stuff... Doesn't fly (she did though) Also he immediately gets back to playing his guitar, like it never happened, there was no threat, perceived or otherwise and there was certainly no remorse
How could anyone not like this guy? He is one of those people that will keep you smiling and laughing anytime he is around
Still weighing the morality of when he punched that women who hopped on his stage.
@@cstepaniuk8611 what prize do you think she should be rewarded for breaking the rules of getting on stage? In my world, stupid games gets you stupid prizes! She won that night but apparently didn't like her prize!
@@beardahn2331 I think the punishment was too severe for the crime.
He could have seriously injured that woman while she was posing no obvious threat.
Arrogant to invite herself on stage; she was merely dancing.
What if that was your sister/mom/wife/daughter?
I would prefer someone politely and firmly remove her from the stage.
@@beardahn2331 I understand that audience members have assaulted/murdered performers in the past.
Do you truly believe that was her intent?
@@beardahn2331 A black eye and possible concussion is not a prize.
This is not your world, it is ours.
World is not an appropriate substitute for your opinion.
"I don't do good when i'm serious" Hits surprisingly close home, for a lot of people comedy is the only way of coping with bad times, taking that away is the same as taking away any other kind of coping mechanism.
This is the kind of journalism we need from Vice.
This comment should have more likes cmon boys
Exactly what I was thinking. No political angles. Just great stories being told like the video on “Mattress Mack”
Just leaving this here..... Kevin Smith is a grifter pos.
yup, this is a gem, unlike those woke ass liberal bias documents
Pls help me my mother is homosexual what do I do pls
I wish this man nothing but happiness, he deserves it.
Yeah, no. He brutally assaulted a woman on stage. Go look it here on TH-cam.
@@dd52161 proof fr
@@martinial
It may have been an accident, but nonetheless, it happened.
@D... Play stupid games win stupid prizes.. What did she think would happen jumping on stage while he was performing? Then trying to drunk dance all over him
@@dd52161 not seeing anywhere that she passed away from the punch, not seeing anywhere that she passed away at all where did you get that from
5 minutes in and this is already GOLD to me. Please do more like these! Shout out Afro man, every kid that I grew up with knew the lyrics. We'd watch Jay n Silent Bob strike back just to see the music video at the end. Great song, it's going in the time capsule.
I remember being a college student at Mississippi State and we all knew African songs… not just one but multiple. Then a year later I’m listening to the radio and Afroman is number one. It was crazy and really cool to be a part of watching him at Ricks to seeing him on TV
Its crazy because this was my Grandma's FAVORITE song LOL. She passed away a few years ago but I remember we got her the album for Christmas one year and she played it non-stop for months hahaha. This song always makes the memories come right back, I wish we could smoke just 1 more together..
Your grandma sounded like she was fun.
@@Lifeinlivingcolors she was, very much so ❤️
Thanks for sharing one of many great memories with her :)
Wholesome, made me smile.
Wholesome, made me smile.
"How many hits do you need?" Just one and your whole life will change.
Groups are explored because of only one hit song and are gossiped about as to why their other songs that were better that didn't make it. Afro, if you see this ever, just know two of your songs are constantly played in my area. You were never forgotten about, radio is a shame and always will be a puppet to guide the masses.
Right!!!! ♥️♥️ People should leave one hit wonders alone. Ps some songs on his album were really good
My cousin used to play this music every morning when we wake up and we didn’t understand what “getting high” mean since we were just kid but we liked it so much we sang it every time we hear it. Sadly my cousin passed away three years ago. And every time I hear this song reminds me of him, he will be missed and memories of this song ❤️
Type afroman punches women in face, see how many love hearts you have for this this evil man
Yeah it’s crazy how emotionally connected people and certain songs and become, I have a couple similar examples of this with a friend who overdosed and one who was killed by a drunk driver.
This man is a national treasure
"good things happen when you're alone"
Definitely a statement that goes against the social grain, but a statement that I, someone who makes art can relate to. Loneliness is pain, but loneliness can be the catalyst that some of us use to make art. Thank you Afroman
loneliness is pleasure, youre confused by society
You're wrong, he's talking about being alone, not loneky. I love being alone, it's invigorating and the world has endless possibilities. You're making it sound all sad.
Very well said!
As a Fellow Artist myself, I can fully agree with with your last statement. Loneliness is pain and pain can either make or break you but one thing that's garenteed is the crazy artistic outcome that comes with it
Loneliness isn’t pain it’s a beautiful thing
*Loner? Now you are speaking my language. Afroman is funny, authentic and just*
*cool. What an icon. I am so glad that I stumbled upon this video tonight because*
*his laughter and passion for life will keep me going for awhile! I can't get the smile*
*off my face.* 😋😎
This came out around the time I was graduating high-school and not only does it always have a spot in my heart. Its also a album that can make you happy/change your mood. Everyone needs some afroman in they life!
Sounds like you're a graduate of 99-04 HS Era 5oo?
There's a lot of really neat things these days... new music, cool tech, some musics even showed me how silly and aggressive so much music was in the years 00-10, and how even in sea of shitty pop music that we loved to hate, there were still some gems that have stood the test of time...
... but man... something about graduating prior to 2005 was just cool and comfortable in a way that doesn't exist anymore. Those formative years right in the height of the 90s, when the horizon was wide open, everything was looking up, tech seemed hopeful more than today's scammy conflict filled echo-chambers and insta-(role)models...
Napster making things feel at our fingers... Google just starting to make its name and sticking to "don't be evil"... a weird time between house phones and pocket workstations.
The best of the 90s, and the first to never see the adult political, media, economic, social world not having been rocked by 9/11. I'd love to know about people's formative years and HS from all time periods, but the only ones I'm a little jealous of are those who graduated between 96-2000, who got to see the real world before 9/11 reconfigured everything
Afroman beats women, TH-cam it
I loved every second of this. That song has always brought a smile to my face. I’ve jammed to it many times. Alone, and with friends. Learning more about him, how it all came about, and hearing his infectious laughter was awesome! Thank you for sharing 😊
This song was very influential to me as a teen growing up.
Seeing the real Afroman behind the scenes and sharing his story had made me appreciate him even more.
Yeah, my friend in grade school showed me Afroman and that was it
I’ve been high ever since
I sang this song at my 54th birthday party. 😜
Man seems at peace, that's all that matters. Inspirational. You don't need what the world/system tells you about happiness and life. Life is life, it will never change. A man with the least amount of stress is the richest man. Patron saint of my 420 era.
Guess u missed when he smacked the hell out of a female fan. On stage. For NO REASON. Real great guy
thats what life is all about man, much love brother
Just leaving this here..... Kevin Smith is a grifter pos.
@@Billy.Ripken Guess you missed that paying for entertainment doesn't mean you get to participate. Stupid people win stupid prizes! NFL, NBA, boxing, etc FOH 🤡
@@Billy.Ripken for no reason? like that stupid white lady didnt sneak her way on stage
Bring this song back now. Please! We need some uplifting from the 90s/2000's. Legend afroman! Brings back awesome memories. Thanks Afroman!
wdym bring it back did it go away?
it never went away, song blew up again in 2012 i remember thats all we listgened to in middle school
Go check out a Colt 45 Christmas! 'tis the season
@@thomastakeshita4979 they actually banned the song on tge 📻 🎙 📡 back in my area dint know bout y'all area
He has more than one song
This little documentary put me in a great mood. Fantastic stuff Vice.
There is so much value in this video! It shows you that it doesn’t have to be complicated, keeping it simple sometimes is best. Also almost everyone knows this and Colt 45! They will forever be classics! He is happy and proud of his success! More people should be proud of their success and realize you don’t have to be on top of the world to be happy.
This video is also a masterpiece, it being nostalgic to us people born early '90s and earlier, the chance of seeing another interview of Afroman, and the message Afroman said about 'good things happen when you are alone'. This video is great, and it complete the details.
Afroman beats women, TH-cam it
21:45 - "People say you're a one-hit wonder... well how many hits do you need" 😂😂
His personality is infectious I literally went from 😔 to 😂 THANK YOU AFROMAN
I legit sang this in a karaoke bar in Japan with my ex-wife's relatives right there in the room. Until that moment I had only heard the radio version. All I can say is that I'm glad English is not their first language because... Oh, boy! Some of those lyrics are 😲
😂😂😂😂😂😂
My dad had also only ever heard the radio version. We were at a kareoke bar in Portugal and he decided he'd get up and sing BIGH. I'll never forget his face after the "I was gonna make love to you" line.
@@vansittart4551 honestly I usually harmonize over it with a friend, since it's 2 girls singing it every body lets it go and sings "because I got high" while we riff. Fun times.
In July 2021 I saw Afroman eating at a Cracker Barrel in Las Vegas. His crew & the waitresses sang happy birthday to him, then he took pics with all of them. Genuine smiles the whole time. Seemed like a really chill, laid back dude, and this just confirms it.
I met him after a show in Sacramento, he's a really cool guy
I may have forgotten the DJ that did it, but I’ll never forget that a DJ from 106.1KissFM got fired for continually playing the song for over an hour! My sister, her friends and I were all sitting around playing board games and PC games and couldn’t believe the song was stuck on repeat but we didn’t give AF! This song is timeless 😂
Afroman beats women, TH-cam it
@@Level.2.Gigapod so hot. the way he hit her is super hot dont you think? got any more videos to recommend of musicians or singers beating the crap out of women? the more helpless the woman, and the harder the slap (or punch), the better .
2:08 im so dead
"i put a vision up so i dont get high and forget about it" legendary
The whole album is great, not just that song. I still sing a lot of those songs in my head to this day.
Palmdale is a slapper
@@BlueCollarMafia palmdale, come back to me, i need you and i love you! and also "please tale me back home, to mississippi". i sing those songs in my head all the time. my man.
Now it was just sun down in a small white town, I call it east side Palmdale
“Bacardi! Colt45! Let’s party, we’re still alive! Tomorrow, bring pain in sorrow but tonight we’re alright!” Ohhh man, the ‘Let’s All Get Drunk’ song reminds me of high school, 2002/2003 days in the summer 😆
This man's happiness is super contagious
This great man's take on loneliness just flipped my mind upside down. I didn't think it was possible to be a loner and still be happier than when not alone but I related to his explanation so much when I heard it. What an absolutely wonderful person Afroman man is.
I also didn't expect to click on this video and watch the whole thing. Amazing production quality from Vice to let this man tell his story his way and not stand in the way.
Dude is living the Life with ONE HIT… I Love it ….
They say 1 hit but crazy rap was big too. 2 hit wonder
Ye like this other dude says crazy rap was a kinda hit but honestly listen to the album, i dont care for hits i care for good tunes and that album is a classic lol palmdale is class
Colt 45 is also a classic definitely a big hit
After a decade of being a subscriber, finally I’m getting the hard (blunt) hitting journalism I’ve been looking for.
I was going to click the ‘like’ button, but then I got high.
If you want hard hitting, see what he did to that female fan who just wanted to get up in stage and show her appreciation for the music
@@jamesjameson4566 Your comments aren't funny James, get back to Flipping burgers for $18/Hour & living in Mom's basement at age 30
@@wizkaqueefa9003 that video of him smashing that innocent woman to the ground certainly wasn't funny, I know that
@@jamesjameson4566 wahhhhhhhh wahhhhh 😂
The fact that Kevin Smith gave credit where credit was due was amazing.
I was born 1997 and heard Afromans 'Because I got high' like two months ago for the first time. I am really happy he is doing so well! :)
My best friend passed away about 8 years ago now...
When we were kids we would sing this song almost religiously...
It sounds stupid but I still cry when I sing " A E I O U.... AND SOMETIMES W!!!!"
Rest easy Mat. I wish I would've answered that last phone call.
✊🏾
🙏🙏🙏
U think ur best friend would still be supporting this guy? He beats women.
@@Billy.Ripken....?
@Johndoe I'm sorry you had feel that bombshell dropped on you so suddenly...
But there is never really an easy way to get the news...
A looooong story behind my friends death but the short answer is/was: PTSD from actions committed in military cause him to shoot himself.
I had a missed call from him.
He had called at 3:17am and I was sleeping.... next morning I got the news from his crying mother...
My first brush with a loved one dying...
Needless to say, I'd call his phone everyday for that month just to hear his voice mail.
More of a brother to me than my own blood.
I miss that fucker every day...
The dreams with him were the worse too, because you wake up and realize none of its real...
Gotta be like the turtle in this life:
Slow, steady and keep the shell rock hard and healthy, so the damage life throws slides right off.
One love ❤️
I remember when he sang this song to me and his cousin. We laughed the whole time. He named us ghetto twins because she and I were born hours apart in different states he's an awesome dude
Thats sick when and where was this ?
That’s awesome
I loved Afromans albums. Man I swear I know the words to almost every song.
“I wanna go where nobody’s knows my name”
He is legit as can be, a true gem. he was doing a show at this club down here in Arlington,Tx, mom use to sell tamales there. One night he was performing at the same club, and bought 3dz from her. Took pictures with her and everything, I’m guessing he had the munchies 😂. ✊🏽
those tamales and weed equal happiness
@@roninpride I know, I have a dz on me right now. They hit different with reefer in your system
@@jayray610 🐷 🍩 🚨
Dude, everyone knows that the BEST tamales come from someone's mom/grandma who sells them unofficially.
Just hosted him in Vancouver last Wednesday! It was such a vibe. He had the club packed and everyone was singing along. Great vibes! Highly recommend seeing his live show.
Are you able to show the content would love to see
Did he sucker punch another girl in the face??????
Yeah this song was incredible he reached so many people.. at the time I had come from New Zealand lived in London meet a Polish girl went to a small town in Poland and started a night club and even In that small town they loved that song couldn't speak much English but all sang the song! When it was blasted it was uniting in such a fun way.. Cheers AfroMan!
This guy's energy makes you feel just as good as his song! LOVE
Love? 🤔
@@MissDarlaDeville have you seen the video where he punches the petite female fan across the stage with such ferocity it renders her an unconscious crumpled mess on the floor
he is a woman beater, proper bully
@James Jameson.. Why do you keep purposely writing false stuff that isnt true??.. She jumped on stage n started harassing him. She got "Slapped", not punched.. And she got right back up, "she wasnt unconscious".. 😂😂😂
@@GeneralBuckNaked your cute with ya enslaved money chasin mind and stuff.Gotta be Gen fukn X.TELL ME I'm wrong Walter😂🤣😂🤣😆😆👉👉👌
What I like about the song is that you can relate to it even if you don't smoke weed. How many times have you gone to do something and got distracted by something else? The TV, the radio, your phone, answering the door? And then that thing never gets done. It's a great song!
I met him last summer when he came to Panama City Beach to do a show. He’s the nicest most chill guy you could ever wanna meet! Let us get all the pics we wanted with him and even sat at the bar and talked to him for a little bit. He deserves nothing but happiness!
i love that he's kept himself so humble and stays himself... he came and performed in my town like 5 years ago and my bestfreind met him.. because i got high will always be a classic in my eyes and heart 💚🌬
I met Afroman about 12 years ago outside a bar in Fargo ND before one of his performances. Super down to earth and funny AF. I hope that our paths cross again someday.
I don't even smoke weed that's one of if not my favorite song of all time. I literally smiled the entire time watching this video just seeing how incredibly joyful Afroman, Joseph seems makes me happy inside
i hate weed but love the song too! i love the mellowness and chill vibes
@@theWanAndOnly why do u hate it
One of my favorite stories y’all have put out in a while honestly. I didn’t realize how happy for Afroman I could be:’)
Check out the Dark side of the ring stuff. I thought it was good and I'm not even really into wrestling.
Can you watch afroman punches woman on stage and get back to me with that same energy?
@@jamesjameson4566 still happy it was a solid punch.
thank you for supporting jackie
@@ogafroman here he is, oooh what a big man you are
"I lived happily ever after" is one of the most powerful lines of a man who set his life to his own terms. What a delightful man and artist. Thanks for making this documentary to a song I remembered, but without much context. I'm not going to live his life, since I set my own terms too; but I can't say I don't envy him.
I was introduced to Afroman in highschool. I'm still listening to this day.
What a legend
enzo wat doe jij in de comments van een video over weed hahahha
Hahahah Enzo erbij, dat is mooi.
@@simonm8360 i can understand your language...bcs i'm high...
Man! This was produced so well. This man has such big energy! He's been working with and putting on a lot of independent artists. We got to perform with him on his 'Smokelahoma Tour'.. his passion for what he does is inspirational. He really is every bit of this irl. Much respect!!!
Yea he from los angels he a crip
Afroman beats women, TH-cam it
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@@Level.2.Gigapod your daddy use to beat your mother
@@Level.2.Gigapod
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THIS WAS THE BEST SONG all of my secondary school years lol. We used 'ah because I got high' as a running joke for everything. 😆
64 year old retired hippy here. I love what he's done with the raid on his house. My guitar playing grandson & I watch his videos.
I’m surprised a lot of people still don’t know that thc edibles are legal in every state already. Congress redefined the amount of thc allowed in edibles to be based off the total weight of the product and not the total thc content. You can legally get edibles with the same amount of thc that dispensaries are allowed to sell in almost any state. Recreational8 has a full list of where it's legal but it's just about every state.
I'm pretty shocked Recreational8 ships to texas of all places
Thanks for that very valuable info. 😎👍
Yeah but it won’t be legal to carry the weed to make to. Georgia don’t play that.
@@gigisgucci As long as the product is hemp-derived and contains
Wait frfr?? Finally Texas pulling it together 😒