The new
Funko Pop! Albums: South Park Boy Band - Fingerband #1 Smash Hit Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures features Boyband Cartman, Boyband Kenny, Boyband Kyle, and Boyband Stan in all their boyband glory.
And more! They are also being sold separately! The pop figures are now available for pre-order at the links below - click to jump or scroll to continue reading!
Each figure is decked out in matching outfits and comes with its own microphone. They're the perfect addition to any South Park fan's collection. And yes, they do sing... just don't ask about the lyrics.
In the episode "Something You Can Do with Your Finger," Eric Cartman forms the boy band Fingerbang in an attempt to humiliate his rival, Kyle Broflovski.
The other band members are Stan Marsh and Kenny McCormick, who are both less than enthusiastic about the whole thing.
Despite their lack of talent, Fingerbang manages to score a gig at the mall, thanks to Cartman's manipulation.
However, their performance is a disaster, and the mall quickly kicks them out.
Ultimately, Fingerbang disbands, but not before leaving a lasting impression on those who witnessed their short-lived career.
Fingerband #1 Smash Hit (South Park Boy Band) Funko Pop! Album are now available for pre-order at the links below (click to jump!)
Eric Cartman is no stranger to success. In addition to being one of the most popular students at South Park Elementary, he's also an accomplished entrepreneur.
One night he dreamed in which he makes $10 million by starting a band called Fingerbang.
When he woke up, he was convinced that the dream was a sign from God and that he was meant to start the band.
Acting on this clear divine guidance, Cartman recruits some friends, and they form Fingerbang.
Unfortunately, things don't quite go as planned, and the band was never able to achieve any real success.
Their musical talent is limited, and they quickly discover that becoming a famous band is not as easy as they thought.
Ultimately, Cartman is left with nothing but a failed dream and a lot of debt.
While it's not exactly what he was expecting, it's still a hilarious episode highlighting the often absurd nature of religious belief.
