John Mayer is down with the 420 movement

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By April MacIntyre Oct 22, 2009, 2:22 GMT

John Mayer just may smoke two joints before he smokes two joints, then perhaps smoke two more. John Mayer. Promoting his album, 'Battle Studies,' Mayer explained that it was a

John Mayer. Promoting his album, 'Battle Studies,' Mayer explained that it was a "presentation of an idea" to make people think past the obvious. © Albert L. Ortega / PR PhotosThe proof of this lay in John Mayer's new single, 'Who Says,' which begins with the line "Who says I can't get stoned?""It's not a dirty word. It's not a curse word," Mayer told PopEater.Promoting his album, 'Battle Studies,' Mayer explained that it was a "presentation of an idea" to make people think past the obvious.John Mayer’s new “Heartbreak Warfare” music video has been released from his new album as the singer’s second single.Mayer tells PopEater that not everyone will get the message of the song. Full_Article

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