Miami Connection Socks
Description: "Yeah - because of Jeff, too. He's in there every night with his damn... gang, selling that stupid cocaine!"
DRAGON SOUND - Miami Connection's Newest House Band! Socks
by kellyhogaboom
$14 $20
Description: The iconic t-shirt of the band Dragon Sound from the classic film "Miami Connection." This particular version was created from scratch and didn't use tracing or other existing files.
Dragon Sound [Miami Connection] Most Accurate Version Socks
by Nick Lacke Art
$14 $20
Description: This thing! It's famous... for some reason. So why not take it up a notch and make it cooler by repping your favourite acting and martial arts troupe? WITH WHITE TEXT!
Miami Minutes: &&&&& Actors (White Text) Socks
by Sleepy Charlie Media
$14 $20
Description: Wise words from the Grandmaster himself! Celebrate the launch of Miami Minutes and also bring peace to planet with this moving mantra.
Miami Minutes: Only Through the Elimination of Violence Can We Achieve World Peace Socks
by Sleepy Charlie Media
$14 $20
Description: Half in the Bag is a popular, long-running movie review web series created by Red Letter Media, featuring hosts Mike Stoklasa and Jay Bauman. The show combines critical analysis of new mainstream blockbusters, streaming films, and cult classics with a comedy sketch narrative where the hosts play cynical, alcoholic VCR repairmen scamming an elderly customer named Mr. Plinkett.
Description: Red Letter Media (RLM) is a popular Milwaukee-based independent film and video production company known for its satirical, cynical, and in-depth movie reviews and media criticism on YouTube. Founded in 2004 by Mike Stoklasa and Jay Bauman, they rose to fame for their insightful, long-form video essays.
Description: "Lightning Fast VCR Repair" is a recurring, fictional business featured in Red Letter Media's Half in the Bag web series. It serves as a comedic framing device where hosts Mike and Jay pretend to be technicians to justify reviewing movies, often featuring a fictional boss named Tim and using a real Milwaukee building location for exterior shots.