Daniel Regha has responded to Bella Shmurda‘s revelation about why he quit smoking, expressing support for his decision to quit smoking weed but cautioning against replacing it with cigarettes.
Daniel Regha’s advice is coming on the heels of Bella Shmurda’s revelation on why he stopped smoking weed.
He emphasized the dangers of smoking, highlighting its detrimental effects on health and finances. Regha pointed out the correlation between smoking and various serious health conditions such as lung disease, heart disease, and cancer.
He reiterated the well-known adage, “Smokers are liable to die young,” and emphasized the disapproval of smoking also from a religious perspective.
“Bella Shmurda quitting weed is good, but cigarettes shouldn’t be a replacement; He should simply quit. Smoking is dangerous to one’s health & a misuse of money. It causes lung disease, heart disease, cancer, etc. It’s no news that ‘Smokers are liable to die young’. G¤d also frowns at it,” he wrote.
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In a recent episode of the ‘In My Opinion’ podcast, the “Vision 2020” crooner opened up about his decision to quit smoking weed, citing anxiety and concerns about the future as primary motivators.
The revelation came as a surprise to many fans who had associated musicians with the cannabis culture as it is often glamorized in the entertainment industry. Bella Shmurda confessed that despite his past affinity with smoking weed, he made the conscious choice to abstain from it four years ago due to mounting anxieties about what lay ahead.
“I don’t smoke igbo [weed]. I used to but I started having anxieties smoking weed. I started getting scared of the future. So, four years ago, I stopped smoking weed. I just take cigarettes and liquor,” he admitted.
Contrary to popular belief that marijuana enhances creativity, Bella Shmurda revealed that it had the opposite effect on him. Rather than fueling his artistic endeavors, the drug exacerbated his anxieties, hindering his productivity in the studio.
“Everything I was doing when I was smoking weed, I was having anxieties. At a point, it was affecting me in the studio. I would just be lost in the middle. It wasn’t working anymore. I just have to stop,” he explained.
