Mac Dre T-Shirts
Description: Mac Dre Thizzelle Washington Vintage Bootleg Collage
Mac Dre Thizzelle Washington Vintage Bootleg Collage T-Shirt
by BunnyBizarre
$16 $24
Description: Andre Louis Hicks, known professionally as Mac Dre, was an American rapper, songwriter, and record producer from Vallejo, California. He was an instrumental figure in the emergence of hyphy, a cultural movement in the Bay Area hip-hop scene that emerged in the early 2000s.
HYPHY IN THE BAY san francisco oakland T-Shirt
by TheDisneyElite1955
$16 $24
Description: A mashup of the north and the thizz face, with legendary Steph Curry. Thizz face origins go back to the late bay area rapper, Mac Dre, who or made it a song. Thizz face is the face you make as if you're smelling piss or something really stinky and you do it when your giggin' (dancing) because the song slaps (goes hard).
Description: The Hyphy movement in the Bay has been a way of life for bay area urban folks. Sideshows, Ghost Riding the Whip, and doing donuts in your scraper (big sedan) are all parts of the hyphy movement. Ghost Ride responsibly! (Design inspired by SpeeDee).
Description: This bold Vallejo legacy artwork captures the spirit, pride, and unmistakable swagger of Bay Area street culture, featuring a powerful portrait of J Diggs standing in front of a classic Mercury Cougar with iconic Vallejo landmarks like the Carquinez Bridge, Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, and city street signs framing the scene. Designed in a weathered, tattered poster style, this piece embodies the raw authenticity of Hyphy movement heritage, Thizz Nation symbolism, and Northern California urban identity. With gritty textures, luxury street aesthetics, and legendary Vallejo energy, this design is perfect for fans of Bay Area hip-hop, street legends, classic muscle cars, and cultural tribute art that represents loyalty, legacy, and hometown pr
Free J Diggs Vallejo Legacy Poster – Bay Area Hyphy Street Art Tribute with Classic Mercury Cougar T-Shirt
by Satire Boutique
$16 $24
Description: When it comes to Bay Area culture, these iconic bay area rappers set trends from vernacular to dances. E-40, Too-Short, and the late Mac Dre scream Bay Area swag whenever you hear their slappers (hard music). Hence, the animaniacs mashup!
