Collectible toy company Funko has unveiled two new Dolly Parton Pop! Rocks figurines.
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Pre-orders for the country artist’s pair of toys sere made available yesterday (January 10), and are set to ship  in April. The Parton-modelled collectibles are available on both Funkoâs website and via Walmart, both while supplies last. Each figurine comes with a protective case, the back of which features a Parton quote that reads: âIf you donât like the road youâre walking start paving another one.”
One of the Parton Pop! Rocks dolls is modelled on the outfit she wore to a benefit concert in 2014, with the singer wielding a banjo and wearing an orange jumpsuit with a silver fringe. The second is reminiscent of the outfit Parton wore at Glastonbury 2014, donning white pantsuit with a Stratocaster-style electric guitar. Both figures measure in under 13 centimetres tall.

Celebrating the new collection in a post on Twitter, Funko wrote: âStriking a heart-felt chord with her fans all over the world, Dolly Parton inspires happiness and goodwill towards all.â Meanwhile, in a product description, the toymakers described Partonâs collection as âan inspirational addition to your Pop! Rocks setâ. The country singer joins a host of musicians who have likewise been immortalised by the collectible toy line.
Striking a heart-felt chord with her fans all over the world, Dolly Parton inspires happiness and goodwill towards all. Keep her songs and words close with POP! Rocks Dolly Parton https://t.co/7eekeLPE1W and https://t.co/gybLVvY2Xz #Funko #FunkoPOP @DollyParton pic.twitter.com/cHhTu3n46U
— Funko (@OriginalFunko) January 10, 2023
Last November, each member of The Cure received Funkoâs figurine treatment, with bandmates Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Jason Cooper, Roger Oâ Donnell and Reeves Gabrels each wielding their respective instrument. âI donât know if this means weâve been reduced or elevatedâ, Oâ Donnell tweeted in response to the collection.
Post Malone, Migos and BTS were likewise made into figurines as part of Funkoâs 2019 collection, with the likes of Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse, Tupac and Freddie Mercury also available in Funko doll-form throughout the years.
Earlier this month, songwriter Diane Warren revealed that a collaborative track with Parton, Debbie Harry and Cyndi Lauper will be released soon. Titled âGonna Be Youâ, the song will feature on the soundtrack of the Jane Fonda-starring film, 80 For Brady, which premieres next month. Partonâs collaboration with Dione Warwick, meanwhile, is also set to arrive soon.
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