Pop Gose The Weasel T-Shirts

Pop Gose The Weasel

Pop Goes the Weasel features our take on that classic saying. Featured is weasel's intestine's exploding as eyes are a bulging. Blood and Guts are everywhere!

Yo, I came from Cali, and they hooped it, they hooped it, and now you're gettin' sued, kinda STUPID.

The toy plays that song. It's only proper it plays the truth.

Pop goes the weasel

Playful, observant, and precocious, embodying the whimsical spirit of "POP" in their mischievous game of hide-and-seek, just like the classic tune "Pop Goes the Weasel.

Well that's one way to burst your bubble.

Pop pop!

Steppin' to the AM / The Cactus 3rd Bass

Brooklyn Queens 3rd Bass

The groovy 1971 pop-art version of the classic toy!

K.O. Stradivarius

The hosts of the bygone theme park attraction that celebrated the songs from America's early frontier history through to the Turn of the Century.

Hail to the Chief 3rd Bass

The Gas Face 3rd Bass

"Deadliest of serpents, this native of the empty Libyan deserts derived its name from the Greek basileus, or "king," because it was the monarch of its kind. In its brightly colored cock's head burned enormous eyes, whose baleful glance could kill. Its very breath brought pestilence to the regions it inhabited and was said to kill even the birds that flew in the sky above. Although its body was serpentine, the basilisk moved not by slithering on its belly but in rearing coils. A weasel finding the lair of the basilisk kills it with the smell of its odor, and this smell, indeed, often kills the weasel itself." #artJWB

"Deadliest of serpents, this native of the empty Libyan deserts derived its name from the Greek basileus, or "king," because it was the monarch of its kind. In its brightly colored cock's head burned enormous eyes, whose baleful glance could kill. Its very breath brought pestilence to the regions it inhabited and was said to kill even the birds that flew in the sky above. Although its body was serpentine, the basilisk moved not by slithering on its belly but in rearing coils. A weasel finding the lair of the basilisk kills it with the smell of its odor, and this smell, indeed, often kills the weasel itself." #artJWB