Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles) – NOT for Sale

Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles)

Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles) (side view)

Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles) (rear view)

Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles) (side view)

Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles) (base)

Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles) (top view)

Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles) (box)

Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles) (box)

Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles) (box)

Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles) (box)

Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles) (box, top)

Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles) (box, base)

Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles) – NOT for Sale

Website: Hey-Coyote.com (they partner with sports teams and others for team giveaways)

Made in China

 

Dimensions (out of box):

7 inches high

3 inches wide

3inches deep

Dimensions (with box):

8.25 inches high

3.75 inches wide

3.75 inches deep

 

Weight (out of box):

8.15 ounces

230 grams

1150 carats

Weight (in box):

10.8 ounces

306 grams

1530 carats

 

Baltimore Orioles

Oriole Park at Camden Yards

Baltimore, Maryland

8 May 2026 (Distributed at game, note below*)

10 May 2026 (Acquired on this date)

 

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Bobblehead: Tupac Shakur (Baltimore Orioles)

*Note

The Baltimore Orioles hosted a Tupac Shakur bobblehead giveaway on May 8, 2026, at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The highly sought-after collectible features the late hip-hop icon wearing a black Orioles uniform and matching bandana while holding a baseball bat.

The Inspiration Behind the Bobblehead

The unique promotion celebrated the hip-hop legend’s formative years spent in Maryland. Tupac Shakur lived in Baltimore as a teenager and attended the prestigious Baltimore School for the Arts. The Orioles collaborated on the design directly with Shakur’s estate and the Tupac Amaru. Shakur Foundation.

Event Details

Game:

Orioles vs. Athletics

Giveaway:

The first 20,000 fans received the bobblehead.

First Pitch:

Tupac’s sister, Sekyiwa “Set” Shakur, threw out the ceremonial first pitch.

Response:

The promotion drew a massive crowd of 39,311 fans—the largest home attendance since Opening Day. Interest was so high the team even ordered an extra 5,000 bobbleheads.

Because the giveaway was limited and heavily hyped, it instantly became a major collector’s item.

The Oakland Athletics won the game, defeating the Baltimore Orioles by a score of 4-3.