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Willie Nelson models the "smoke weed" sweater Snoop Dogg sent him

Willie Nelson in his favorite Christmas gift.

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Willie Nelson in his favorite Christmas gift.
By Jennifer Brett
Jan 4, 2017

Willie Nelson's showing off the new sweater his friend Snoop Dogg sent him for Christmas. It bears what presumably could be both gentlemen's 2017 resolution.

"Smoke weed every day" is its succinct message.

He posted the happy photo above and wrote, "Thank you Snoop Dogg for the Christmas Sweater."

It's been liked and shared on Twitter about 20,000 times.

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