Cypress Hill: Smoke Out

This documentary spans 107 minutes and highlights a diverse lineup of musicians, including B-Real, Sen Dog, Eric Bobo, Snoop Dogg, and Everlast. The film centers around the Smoke Out Festival, celebrating both live music and cannabis culture. The event features performances from various genres, particularly hip-hop and hardcore punk, making it a unique snapshot of early 2000s music culture.

Cypress Hill: Smoke Out captures not only the musical performances but also the spirit of the festival, which attracts fans from different backgrounds. Snoop Dogg's performance of hits like "Murder Was the Case" adds to the film's appeal, showcasing his influence within the genre. This documentary is a notable entry for fans of both Cypress Hill and the broader music scene of its time, especially those interested in the intersection of music and lifestyle topics such as marijuana.