‘I’m Snoop Dogg’s full-time blunt roller – I get through 150 a day and earn $50k a year’

There may be no greater cannabis connoisseur than Snoop Dogg, whose love of weed is no secret.

But smoking up to a half pound of weed a day, the 420 (Blaze Up) rapper needed an extra pair of hands to roll his blunts.

Step forward Ranagade PerRana, who is employed as Snoop Dogg’s full-time, personal weed associate.

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And she earns a pretty penny for her crafty work too.

She claims her “hands are like machines”, and appears to be the fastest roller around, making joints in “seconds”.

The “professional blunt roller” says she makes between 75 and 150 joints a day and earns a whopping $50,000 (£40,000) a year.

Snoop, 51, actually put up her salary by $10,000 (£8,000) to account for “inflation”, he said in June last year.

The self-styled ‘Rap and Roll’ star talked about her boss’ smoking habits on the The Kyle and Jackie O Show.

She claimed: “On average, I do about a quarter pound to like a half pound a day, which seems excessive. So that’s roughly like 75 to 150 units per day.”

Despite sounding excessive, it matches Snoop’s estimates. He once declared that he smokes 81 blunts a day, seven days a week.

Ranagade has been by the rapper’s side since 2016, but he told the world of his dope new pal in 2019.

Alongside her $50,000 salary, Snoop offers her some added extras, including being able to smoke with him and join him on tour.

Ranagade got the top job after winning a “roll off” against a revered Venezuelan cigar roller who makes “big boy stogies”.

She explained: “And I smoked them, to say the least, in that competition.

“So from that day forward, I was the premier blunt roller of the planet – blunt roller to the stars now.”

The pot pro also works with other high profile clients and has rolled more than 450,000 spliffs in her career.

Ranagade concluded: “I don’t provide their actual medicinal cannabis.

“I’ll roll them up for them right then and there, right in their face in a couple of seconds.

“But it’s because we’ve rolled so many that my hands have kind of just become little machines now.

“I just provide a service. So, it’s like a bartender doesn’t bring the liquor.”

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Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk