CakeBoss

Description: Frank Ocean Blond

Description: It’s the Moo Deng + SZA mashup we all needed! CTRL yourself or get the hose again!

Description: Moo Deng is a way of life! Represent with this cutie baby hippo! We love Moo Deng!

Description: Hands up! This is a stick-up by the cutest baby frog you’ve ever seen!

Description: If you’re a dog lover, you’ll love this design - featuring an adorable daschund! Everyone knows dogs are the best company!

Description: Tori Amos death metal is a Sweet Dream like giving Blood Roses to a Black Swan. If you love sacrificing Boys to Pele then this design is for you!

Description: A Luther Vandross metal skull illustration is NEVER TOO MUCH! Get yours today. <3

Description: Anita Baker is HARD AF! Show your SWEET LOVE by wearing this classic Anita Baker design!

Description: There is no one who took hygiene more seriously than the late, great Gene Wilder. Celebrate his legacy with this parody design promoting hood hygiene for public safety.

Description: Have your mask with a side of fave beans in this timeless Silence Of The Lambs look.

Description: Cake Boss got bitten by a cake bug and got the second sight. What don't you understand? Is there an echo in here?

Description: Don't scrimp on your hammers.

Description: Don't even mention liking pie more than cake or Cake Boss goes into a hateul rage, Scot Auskersmen!

Description: Wendy Carlos is a musician and composer known for her electronic music, film scores, and contribution to developing the Moog synthesizer, the first commercially available keyboard instrument. Carlos composed the score to two Stanley Kubrick films, A Clockwork Orange and The Shining, and also Tron for Walt Disney Productions. In 1979, Carlos was one of the first public figures to disclose having undergone gender reassignment surgery. Carlos collaborated with Weird Al Yankovic on a parody of Peter and the Wolf with Yankovic narrating and Carlos composing the music using a "MIDI orchestra". Also on the album was "The Carnival of the Animals–Part II", which was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Album for Children in 1989.