If a nineties West Coast record had a hook you could not shake, there is a very good chance Nate Dogg sang it. He was the voice on the chorus of what feels like half of G funk, the singer who made rap records feel like soul records, and one third of 213 alongside the group that put Long Beach on the map permanently. The bandana and the shades are the whole silhouette. This portrait is drawn in Street Rebirth's bold flat-color style rather than traced from a photo.
The 4 inch waterproof vinyl decal lives on the surfaces this music lives on. Stick it on a Hydro Flask or tumbler, a laptop lid, a record crate, a car bumper or dash, a lowrider console, a barber station mirror, a studio door, a toolbox or a work locker. Car culture and West Coast rap have always run together, so this ends up on a lot of bumpers. The premium weatherproof vinyl handles rain, sun, hot car interiors and daily wear without curling at the edges.
As a gift it hits everybody who was in a car with the windows down in that era. Think a birthday for a rap head, a Father's Day pick, a Black History Month gift, a stocking stuffer, a Secret Santa, a car meet giveaway, or a housewarming for a friend with a turntable. 90s hip hop collectors and Long Beach natives both land here.
Street Rebirth is an independent Los Angeles art brand and there is a full lane of West Coast tribute pieces if you want more than one. Buyers arrive searching West Coast rap sticker, G funk decal, 90s rap art, hip hop tribute sticker, Long Beach sticker, and rap fan gift.
Care: This sticker is waterproof, weatherproof and scratchproof. Apply to a clean, dry surface and press firmly from the center outward to push out air bubbles. It holds up to rain, sun, snow and hand washing. For bottles and tumblers, hand wash rather than running it through a dishwasher cycle so the print keeps its detail.
Details: One 4 inch vinyl sticker cut to the shape of the artwork. Premium durable weatherproof vinyl in a single finish, printed with fade-resistant ink. Original Street Rebirth design, printed and shipped from Los Angeles.