This article is brought to you by Black Buffalo.
This week, Larry Fleet stops by the podcast to talk about working with Black Buffalo as a brand ambassador, his recent tour in Europe and how he was able to connect with some fans who didn’t speak English through the music, his new album coming in February of 2026, his love for conspiracy theories, his decision to get sober, why his faith is so important to him, and much more.
Fleet is one of those artists who tours non-stop, earning his fan base by putting in the work on the road and winning them over with his incredible music, and of course, he always has a can of dip in his back pocket. But not just any dip — he’s exclusively a Black Buffalo guy now.
“I decided to start dipping to Black Buffalo instead of the traditional tobacco products I was using after the first time it hit my lip and was sold on not only the quality of it, but also the tradition, rituals and authenticity of the company and the people behind it.”
Black Buffalo is a premium tobacco alternative made with barn-cured leafy greens and pharma-grade nicotine — just without the tobacco leaf or stem. It dips just like the real thing and is made for 21+ consumers of nicotine or tobacco who are established dippers looking to make a change.
As an official Black Buffalo ambassador, Larry Fleet has been carrying cans on the road, spreading the word about a different kind of dip that is made for guys like him. Whether he’s warming up before a show or killin’ time on the bus with the crew, the can is always on hand.
If you’re a 21+ consumer of nicotine or tobacco, check out Black Buffalo. Find it in stores near you or online while you gear up to catch Larry Fleet live on tour in select cities.
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Cheers, y’all.
