7/26/2024

Funko Is Releasing an Ice Spice Pop! Collectible: Here’s Where to Pre-Order It Online

The Ice Spice Funko Pop! will be available for pre-order starting July 31.

By Latifah Muhammad

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Ice Spice x FUNKO POP

Ice Spice x FUNKO POP Courtesy of FUNKO

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Funko announced the release of a limited-edition Ice Spice Pop! collectible in celebration of the rapper’s highly anticipated debut album, Y2K, released on Friday (July 26).

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The adorable Pop! vinyl is wearing the same outfit from Ice Spice’s Y2K album cover — denim shorts, a white cropped tank top and green boots — and sports her signature red hair. The Ice Spice x Funko Pop! vinyl retails for $15 and measures approximately 3.25-inches tall. 

Ice Spice x FUNKO POP

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Ice Spice Funko Pop! (Pre-Order)

$15

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The Funko Pop! will be available for pre-order at Funko.com and Ice Spice’s official merch shop starting Wednesday, July 31, at 9:30 a.m. PT through Thursday, Aug. 8, at 9:30 a.m. PT.

Don’t want to miss the limited drop? Click the link above to receive an email notification from Funko.

Ice Spice joins a list of other rappers who have gotten the Funko Pop! treatment including Doja Cat, Salt-N-Peppa, Snoop Dogg, Tupac, Notorious B.I.G. and Lil Wayne.

Her long awaited YK2 album features the singles “Think You The Shit (Fart),” “Gimme a Light,” “Phat Butt” and “Did It First.” Travis Scott, Gunna and Central Cee are featured on the album.

The Bronx native, who was born on Jan. 1, 2000, named album after the Y2K era, as she explained in an interview with Rolling Stone. “I was really born into chaos, and I feel like the album sounds very chaotic, in a good way,” she said.

“I think I’m, like, 90 percent I’m going to do whatever I want, and then 10 percent I’ll give you something you want,” she explained of creating the album. “But at the same time, I just really like making fun records because that’s what I like to hear most of the time.”

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