“You can’t shit. You can’t do nothing,” Tyson said.Considering Tyson’s ear-shaped cannabis gummies are based on a violent act toward Holyfield, it would be understandable if he didn’t approve of the product at first.And you’d be right. Sort of.“I didn’t think it was funny at first, but then I realized Mike hadn’t been in more trouble for a while,” Holyfield told HuffPost, adding that he appreciated how Tyson was helping people with his products.Holyfield admitted he hadn’t tried cannabis until he got his first Holy Ears sample.“I wanted to make sure I got home and didn’t do anything to anyone,” he said.“I ate it and laid down. I woke up the next morning and was like, ‘Whoa.’”Although cannabis is still stigmatized in some parts of the country ― “like the Bible Belt,” Tyson said ― Tyson’s 2.0 partner Chad Bronstein said the boxer’s pot proselytizing has helped change hearts, minds and even ears.“He’s a destigmatizing voice to cannabis and psychedelics,” Bronstein said. “He’s a ganja god.”
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