American Brkfst — usually styled All American Brkfst — is a branded limited release tied to Burna Boy's BRKFST label and Jokes Up Ice Kream. Sweet fruit candy over gassy earth, mostly purple flower, and a jar built to be kept.
Breeder and lineage are both undisclosed. That's the honest headline: this is a brand release first and a cultivar second, and nobody selling it has ever published a pedigree.
Where It Comes From
The brand came first. Burna Boy launched BRKFST in partnership with Jokes Up Ice Kream, the Los Angeles operation, taking the name from his song "Last Last" — the Nigerian phrase "na everybody go chop breakfast," meaning everyone takes their turn at heartbreak.
BRKFST launched out of Miami in October 2022, and All American Brkfst is the flower that carried it. It landed in the middle of the artist-led cannabis wave, where the drop, the jar, and the name do as much work as the plant inside.
It sits where cannabis, Afrobeats, and collectible packaging meet — a lane Jokes Up had already been working in California before the collaboration.
The Cross
Undisclosed. No breeder is named, no grower is named, and no pedigree has been published under either the BRKFST or the Jokes Up banner. Anything printed as lineage for this one is guesswork wearing a lab coat.
What is on record is the production side: Jokes Up Ice Kream out of Los Angeles, working the candy-forward California flower lane, with Burna Boy's BRKFST supplying the name and the global reach.
Flower runs mostly purple, dense, and heavy with trichomes. Sweet fruit candy sits on top, fuel and dry earth underneath. Call it a balanced hybrid and start low if it's new to you — the name tells you nothing about how hard a given jar lands.
What It Left Behind
No competition placement carries this name, in any category or year. Its footprint is cultural rather than decorated: one of the more visible artist-led cannabis launches of the 2022–2023 wave.
What made it notable was the structure — an Afrobeats star plugged into a California brand, with packaging treated as part of the product rather than a wrapper for it. That model is standard now. In 2022 it was still being figured out in public.
The High Rise Take
A celebrity-backed candy hybrid with no disclosed genetics. Fruit candy over gas and earth, purple flower, and a jar people keep long after the flower is gone.
Buy it for the drop and the flavor lane, not for a pedigree — there isn't one on offer. If the candy profile is the actual target, the genetics that built that lane are sitting on the same shelf.