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10 German rap stoner songs you must have heard - street rap on cloud nine

07.05.20255 Min. Lesezeit

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German rap & vapour clouds: when beats meet leaves

Between thick bass, rough street poetry and smoky backyards, cannabis has long since secured a firm place in German rap culture. For many rappers, the green herb is not only a lifestyle, but also a symbol of rebellion, relaxation and creativity. Whether on the cover, in the hook or in the middle of the part - the joint is often not far away.

But which songs get to the heart of this vibe best? In this list, we take a look at ten German rap tracks in which weed is not just mentioned in passing, but is practically part of the inventory. And of course we stay close to the street - with artists for whom authenticity is not a question, but a basic requirement.

Rap culture and cannabis in Germany: more than just a cliché

German rap and weed - it's long been more than just a style accessory or a cliché from old stoner comedies. Cannabis is deeply rooted in the German street rap scene, often as an expression of independence, protest or simply as part of everyday life. For many artists, the joint is just as much a part of the studio as the mic or the beat.

This connection is no coincidence: rap in Germany - especially from the streets - often tells of a life on the margins of society, of control and repression, but also of self-determination. Cannabis is not only consumed, but also treated as a symbol of freedom, realness and sometimes even as a business model. Especially in times of the legalisation debate, it is clear that the culture surrounding weed has long since arrived in the middle of society - and German rap was once again a little faster.

1. GZUZ - "What were you thinking"

GZUZ, member of the 187 Strassenbande, stands for uncompromising street rap. His track "Was hast du gedacht" is a prime example of his raw energy and thematises life on the street, including the consumption of marijuana.

2. Bonez MC - "Weed mit nach Bayern"

Bonez MC, also part of the 187 Strassenbande, has created "Weed mit nach Bayern", a song that deals with the smuggling of marijuana and convinces with provocative lyrics and catchy beats.

3. Olexesh - "Dopeman"

Olexesh combines hard street rap with catchy melodies. In "Dopeman", he tells the story of a drug dealer, with the consumption and sale of cannabis playing a central role.

4. Celo & Abdi - "Haze Busters"

The Frankfurt duo Celo & Abdi are known for their authentic street rap. With "Haze Busters", they deliver a track that thematises the consumption of haze and convinces with clever wordplay.

5. LX - "On Clouds"

LX, member of 187 Strassenbande , is known for his hard street rap. With the solo track "Auf Clouds" he shows a more introspective side and addresses the use of marijuana as a means of escape from everyday life. The song combines dark beats with honest lyrics and offers a deep insight into LX's personal experiences.

6. Maxwell - "32 Bars 2015"

With "32 Bars 2015",Maxwell has delivered a track that has long enjoyed cult status in the scene. No hook, no frills - just 32 bars of pure street rap, interspersed with references to cannabis and life in the neighbourhood. The song shows Maxwell's unvarnished view of reality - direct, raw and unadulterated. A true underground classic that should not be missing from any list of the 10 German rap stoner songs.

7. SSIO - "Hash Hash"

SSIO remains the master of ironic exaggeration - and with "Hash Hash" he delivers a track that is made for any list of German rap stoner songs. The rapper from Bonn combines laid-back West Coast beats with his typically quirky humour and, of course, plenty of cannabis references. "Hash Hash" is a prime example of how to mix weed, style and punchlines in the most entertaining way - without a raised index finger, but with maximum swag.

8. Ufo361 - "Stay High"

Ufo361 is known for his unique style and innovative beats . With the track "Stay High", he addresses the use of cannabis in an impressive way. The song combines modern trap elements with introspective lyrics in which Ufo361 reflects on his lifestyle and the influence of marijuana on his life. A track that belongs in every list of German rap stoner songs, both musically and thematically.

9. Haze - "Becher & Blunt"

Haze, the Karlsruhe rapper with the distinctive voice, delivers a track that puts the consumption of marijuana centre stage with "Becher & Blunt". With authentic lyrics and a classic boom-bap beat, Haze describes his relationship to cannabis and the lifestyle associated with it. A must for all fans of honest street rap.

10. Capital Bra & Samra - "Tilidin"

"Tilidin" by Capital Bra and Samra is an absolute hit that addresses the use of cannabis and other drugs. The song describes the feeling of escape and dealing with the dark side of life - with a clear reference to smoking weed. "Tilidin" is one of the two artists' best-known tracks and fits perfectly into a list of German rap stoner songs.

Conclusion: beats, leaves and the street in your ear

Whether Hamburg, Frankfurt or Berlin - the joint has long been more than just an accessory in German rap. The 10 German rap stoner songs show how deeply cannabis is rooted in street culture - sometimes hard, sometimes thoughtful, sometimes just relaxing. If you really want to feel the sound of the street, you can't get past these tracks. And who knows - maybe the next big weed statement is already in the pipeline.

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