The phrase comes from the closing moments of The Next Episode, the Dr. Dre track featuring Snoop Dogg and Nate Dogg released on the 1999 album 2001. Nate Dogg delivers the memorable smoke weed everyday outro, which fans later isolated and reshaped into the censored smoke green everyday version for sharing on social platforms. The short loop spread through meme edits, gaming videos and soundboards because the hook is brief, musical and instantly quotable. It remains popular as a nostalgic West Coast hip hop reference that signals an easygoing, repetitive daily ritual.