Disconnected, But Not Out: A 4/20 Message From OG Strain

By OG Strain

If you’re reading this, you’re already ahead of the curve. Whether you found your way here through theplugspages.com, had the link sent to you, or came across it another way—you’re one of the few still tapped in right now. And that matters.

Because at the moment, I’m operating a little… off-grid.

As some of you may or may not know, I’ve been temporarily restricted from Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger since April 3rd. As of now, I’m still in the appeal process with no real update or change in status. Not exactly ideal timing—especially with 4/20 right around the corner.

Normally, this is where I’d tell you to reach out through the usual channels—but clearly, this year requires a different approach.

The truth is, social media isn’t just about content anymore—it’s how we stay connected. Conversations, plans, everyday check-ins… a lot of that lives in those apps. So when that access disappears, even temporarily, it creates a real gap in communication.

And if you’re someone I talked to regularly—daily or weekly—you’ve probably felt that just as much as I have.

I’ll say it simply: I miss that connection.

But we’re not here to dwell—we’ve got a holiday to talk about.

With 4/20 right around the corner, the question is simple:
What’s the move?

For those of you in the 518 and surrounding areas, consider this an open call. I’m still active, still outside, just a little harder to reach than usual. Whether it’s an event, a link-up, or just good company—I’m open.

Right now, the most direct way to reach me is through X (formerly known as Twitter). I’ll be including my profile link at the end of this article.

And this part matters, so read it carefully.

If you were someone I stayed in regular contact with—and you value that line of communication—then don’t leave it up to chance.

If you don’t already have my number, and you don’t currently have a way to reach me, then it’s on you to take that extra step. Create an account on X. Reach out. Even if it’s just a simple “what’s up.”

Not because there’s something urgent to say—but because keeping that line of communication open matters.

This isn’t about promoting another platform for the sake of it. It’s about maintaining real connections in a moment where the usual ones are temporarily unavailable.

The people who actually value staying in touch will make that small effort. And once that connection is there, it’s there.

At the end of the day, platforms change. Access comes and goes. But communication? That only exists if both sides are willing to keep it going.

So if you’ve been trying to reach me, or if you’ve noticed the silence—now you know where to find me.

And with 4/20 right here, there’s no better time to tap in.

Stay safe, stay elevated, and keep it real.

– OG Strain

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You can currently reach OG Strain on X x.com/ogstraincontent.