For the first time on record, more people in the United States are smoking marijuana instead of nicotine cigarettes, a new Gallup poll reveals. The poll shows only 11% of adults in the U.S. say they smoke cigarettes nowadays, compared with 45% in the same poll in the 1950s. On the flip side, marijuana use has been up across the board on the wave of legalization in many U.S. states. Sixteen percent of Americans in the poll indicated they smoke marijuana, including 48% who say they have tried it over their lifetime. Visit the link in our bio to read more about the poll's findings.