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Dr. Greenthumb is a 1998 single by Cypress Hill. The song is about B-Real telling a story about his alter-ego Dr. Greenthumb, a cannabis/marijuana grower. A music video was also released. The name "Dr. Greenthumb" was later used in Tell Me When to Go by E-40. The name Dr. Greenthumb dates back to the 1970s cartoon "Josie and the Pussycats," where the name referred to a villain who ruled "creature plants." It is unclear if this title was lifted by Cypress Hill.

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rdfs:label	Dr. Greenthumb (en)
rdfs:comment	Dr. Greenthumb is a 1998 single by Cypress Hill. The song is about B-Real telling a story about his alter-ego Dr. Greenthumb, a cannabis/marijuana grower. A music video was also released. The name "Dr. Greenthumb" was later used in Tell Me When to Go by E-40. The name Dr. Greenthumb dates back to the 1970s cartoon "Josie and the Pussycats," where the name referred to a villain who ruled "creature plants." It is unclear if this title was lifted by Cypress Hill. (en)
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album	Cypress Hill IV
artist	Cypress Hill
B-side	Can you Handle This? (en)
cover	DrGreenthumb.jpg (en)
genre	Comedy hip hop Hip hop music
label	Columbia Records
length	264.0 (second)
next title	Tequilla Sunrise (en)
next year	1998 (xsd:integer)
prev title	Ice Cube Killa (en)
prev year	1996 (xsd:integer)
producer	DJ Muggs
released	1998-09-01 (xsd:date)
type	single (en)
writer	B-Real DJ Muggs
has abstract	Dr. Greenthumb is a 1998 single by Cypress Hill. The song is about B-Real telling a story about his alter-ego Dr. Greenthumb, a cannabis/marijuana grower. A music video was also released. The name "Dr. Greenthumb" was later used in Tell Me When to Go by E-40. The name Dr. Greenthumb dates back to the 1970s cartoon "Josie and the Pussycats," where the name referred to a villain who ruled "creature plants." It is unclear if this title was lifted by Cypress Hill. The song begins with a comical skit starring the titular salesman who speaks in an unusually high voice. He introduces the listener to his program where he will demonstrate how to grow the best marijuana whilst also providing canopies called "Sizzlean screens" which prevent the police force from looking down at their marijuana farms from their helicopters. A farmer named Jed is one of his clients and he explains how Dr. Greenthumb saved his life as he was harassed by the cops because of his marijuana farm. Dr. Greenthumb persuades the listener to call him all while smoking some of his own cannabis and hacking and coughing. The actual song begins at 1:15 although it is edited on certain releases which makes the song start at 0:59. The song's backing rhythm is sampled from the first few seconds of "The Good, The Bad and the Ugly" by , which is repeated throughout the duration of the song. (en)
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album	Cypress Hill IV
performer	Cypress Hill
genre	Comedy hip hop Hip hop music
producer	DJ Muggs
record label	Columbia Records
auteur	B-Real DJ Muggs
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Cypress Hill discography DJ Muggs production discography Men of Steel (song) Greatest Hits from the Bong Los grandes éxitos en español Cypress Hill

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