World Record Set for Most Joints Lit Simultaneously

Last Saturday, a new chapter was written in the history of cannabis. In an epic event, 7,000 people lit their joints at the same time, breaking the world record for the largest number of joints lit simultaneously.

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The Scene of the World Record Event

The world record event took place at the Hall of Flowers festival in Santa Rosa, California, one of the most important trade fairs in the cannabis industry, which was already buzzing with excitement. But this particular moment stole the show.

The feat was captured from the air by drones, as smoke rose into the sky in perfect synchronization, marking a historic moment for cannabis culture. “The energy was electric, the atmosphere was incomparable, and it was incredible to see everyone come together to break this world record,” said Rama Mayo, co-founder of Hall of Flowers, describing the magic of the day.

Significance for Cannabis Culture

This world record not only marked a turning point in the history of the fair but also highlighted the growing presence of cannabis in popular culture. OCB Rolling Papers, the brand behind the record, played a key role by providing the rolling papers, which are made in France.

“OCB has been the preferred rolling paper for connoisseurs for generations,” explained Andrew Osterman, the brand’s marketing director. “Our papers are designed to enhance the natural flavor of the smoke, and Hall of Flowers was the perfect place to celebrate the art of rolling and the ritual of a good joint.”

Reflections on the World Record Achievement

The world record festival, which attracted more than 13,000 people and 300 exhibitors, was a day rich with live music, food trucks, immersive experiences, and product demonstrations. Among the highlights was the OCB lounge in collaboration with Seth Rogen’s Houseplant, where attendees could try out the new line of rolling papers and smoking accessories.

Rama Mayo, visibly enthusiastic, also emphasized the importance of this world record: “This record is not just about numbers. It’s about community, unity, and a shared love for the plant. We made history together.”

The world record set at Hall of Flowers will not only be remembered as a unique event but also as a testament to the power of cannabis culture to bring people together and push the boundaries of what’s possible.

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