Kings and Kweens, D-Loc of the infamous bud smokers of the world, The Kottonmouth Kings, just dropped some major freshness! To celebrate 30 years of the crown, D-Loc just announced a major giveaway that is quite literally a piece of underground history.
​Reflecting on the journey that started in a Huntington Beach backyard back in 1996, D-Loc is parting with some of his most prized possessions to give back to the fans who have been there since Day 1. He’s clearing out his personal collection and offering up items that you simply cannot find anywhere else.

​The Goods:
​D-Loc broke down the specific “one-of-a-kind” items up for grabs:
– ​An original D-Loc cap worn in the iconic “Bump” music video.
– A genuine mask from the late, great Pakelika.
​- A 1996 shirt from before the band even used the “K” in their name.
​- The actual piece of paper ripped from D-Loc’s 1996 notebook containing the original handwritten lyrics for “Me and My Skate”.
​- A KMK board signed by nearly every member and manager throughout the eras.
​- A Hand-drawn 1999 Backstage Pass: Created by D-Loc himself for the Goldfinger tour.
– A ​1997 Ticket Stub from a show in Orange County when the name was still spelled with a “C.”
​- An Original Royal Highness Promo Sticker
– A ​Backstage Pass from the band’s very first tour in Japan.

​The Rules & The Grand Prize:
​This isn’t just a mail-away contest. D-Loc is looking to fly a lucky fan out to Cali to hand-deliver these goods. Here is how you get in:
​Hit the Shop: Head over to the Kottonmouth Kings store. They’ve just refreshed the site with over 35 brand-new items.
​Spend $100: The first 420 people to spend $100 or more will be entered into the drawing.
​The Live Drawing: Once the 420-person limit is reached, D-Loc will hold a live drawing on YouTube to pick the winner.
​The Trip: The winner and a guest will be flown to California to spend a day at an Airbnb with D-Loc, grab dinner, and talk KMK history.
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Everyone who enters gets a digital copy of of an unreleased 5-song Shakybone EP!

​Check out the full video below to see the gear for yourself and hear D-Loc talk about the 30-year legacy of the Kings.
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