Tru Ganjaman

Rocker T's song "Tru Ganjaman" is a powerful anthem advocating for the legalization of marijuana. The lyrics are a blend of Rastafarian spirituality, historical references, and a call to action against the oppressive forces of Babylon, a term often used in Rastafarian culture to describe corrupt and oppressive systems. The song opens with a chant, setting a spiritual tone that underscores the sacredness of marijuana in Rastafarian belief.

The lyrics delve into the historical and biblical roots of marijuana, referencing figures like Adam, Abraham, Moses, and Solomon to emphasize that the herb has been a part of human history since creation. Rocker T argues that marijuana is a divine gift from Jah (God) meant for wisdom and inspiration. He criticizes Babylon for its wicked intentions and malfunctioning systems that seek to criminalize and control the use of marijuana. The song also touches on the medicinal benefits of marijuana, claiming it as a cure for cancer and a source of healing.

Rocker T's personal narrative adds another layer to the song. He speaks from his experience growing up in New York City and traveling the world, spreading a message of love, unity, and the healing power of marijuana. The song is not just a call for legalization but also a celebration of community and shared experiences. The act of passing around a joint becomes a symbol of unity and collective healing, transcending social and economic boundaries. Through "Tru Ganjaman," Rocker T invites listeners to join a weed revolution, advocating for a more conscious and compassionate world.