Up in Smoke
Up in Smoke
“Up in Smoke” is an English idiom used to describe something that disappears or is lost. In cannabis culture, the phrase has taken on a special symbolic meaning and functions as both slang and a pop culture reference.
The phrase became particularly widespread through the 1978 film Up in Smoke starring the comedy duo Cheech & Chong, which helped embed it in cannabis-related humor and culture.
More about the phrase: Up in Smoke
In cannabis terminology, “up in smoke” is often used figuratively to describe cannabis that disappears quickly, both linguistically and culturally. It is not a strain or a technical term, but an idiomatic expression that has gained symbolic meaning through film, music, and popular culture.
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