Live with Michigan’s Most Famous Stoner
Freddie “The Stoner” Miller appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live in late May, the third time he’s been interviewed by the talk show host since January 2020. What is it about Miller that makes him so appealing that Kimmel keeps having him on? Here’s the answer—and more—from Michigan’s star stoner, along with news of an unbelievably happy ending.
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Do you have any idea why Kimmel keeps having you on? Ha, ha—because I’m funny looking? No, I actually got to sit down and talk with him after we shot our bit, after he flew me to Hollywood. I genuinely think he has interest in me. He’s laidback, cool, and he likes to have fun and make fun. And I think he genuinely has fun with me.
How did this newest development—you going on the show live—occur? This time it was out of the blue. I didn’t know they were going to contact me at all. But the premise of the episode was that Jimmy had seen an ad for an internship for a marijuana-delivery service called Emjay in California. They wanted to hire three interns or just one to try out 600
