Quem Tem Seda?

Planet Hemp's song 'Quem Tem Seda?' is a vibrant and unapologetic celebration of cannabis culture. The repetitive chorus, 'Quem tem seda?' which translates to 'Who has rolling paper?' sets the tone for the entire track. The song is a call to action for those who partake in smoking marijuana, emphasizing the communal and social aspects of the activity. The lyrics are straightforward and direct, reflecting the band's open advocacy for the legalization and normalization of cannabis use.

Marcelo D2's verses delve into the various types of marijuana and the different terminologies used within the culture. He mentions 'prensadinho ou solto,' referring to compressed or loose marijuana, and 'manga rosa, cabrobó e racha-coco,' which are different strains. This detailed enumeration not only showcases his deep knowledge but also serves to connect with listeners who share the same passion. The verse 'Eu não quero saber de mais nada' (I don't want to know about anything else) underscores a desire to escape from the mundane and immerse oneself in the experience of smoking.

Sen Dog's contributions add an international flair, blending Spanish and English to reach a broader audience. His lines, '¡Aleluya, hermano! vamos a fumarnos ese porro' (Hallelujah, brother! let's smoke that joint), and 'Voy a hacerle, a ver quien quiere fumar la verde con Sen Dog rey' (I'm going to do it, let's see who wants to smoke the green with King Sen Dog), further emphasize the communal and celebratory nature of the song. The references to making 'una tortillita, una quesadillita' (a little tortilla, a little quesadilla) add a playful and light-hearted element, making the song not just an anthem for cannabis users but also a fun and engaging listen.

'Quem Tem Seda?' is more than just a song about smoking marijuana; it's a cultural statement. It reflects the band's stance on cannabis legalization and their desire to create a sense of community among users. The song's repetitive and catchy nature makes it an effective rallying cry for those who share the same views, while its detailed references and playful tone make it a memorable and enjoyable track.