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Beavis and Butt-Head Funko Pop Butt-Head 1591

Add some '90s nostalgia to your collection with the Funko Pop! Butt-Head #1591 figure. This vinyl collectible perfectly captures Butt-Head’s signature smirk, brown hair, and iconic Metallica shirt. As the sarcastic leader of the duo from Beavis and Butt-Head, he’s ready to bring his laid-back, troublemaking vibe to your shelf. Perfect for fans of the classic MTV series and Funko collectors alike — grab Butt-Head and complete the legendary duo!

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What is the animated TV show Beavis and Butt-Head?

Beavis and Butt-Head is an animated show created by Mike Judge. It first aired on MTV in 1993. The show became a cultural phenomenon, blending crude humor with sharp social satire. It shaped adult animation for years.

The series follows two clueless teenage slackers, Beavis and Butt-Head, who live in Highland, Texas. They spend most of their time watching TV, making immature jokes, and causing chaos everywhere they go.

Beavis is a hyperactive goofball with blond hair and a raspy voice. He’s obsessed with fire and easily influenced. After eating too much sugar or caffeine, Beavis turns into The Great Cornholio, yelling nonsense and demanding TP.

Butt-Head is the laid-back, more dominant friend. He has brown hair, braces, and a slow, nasally laugh. He often insults Beavis, but he’s no smarter. Butt-Head comes up with most of their ridiculous, doomed ideas. Despite their stupidity, their wild adventures make for some of the funniest, most absurd moments in animated TV history.

Each episode has short segments where they stumble through life, wreck jobs, and fail at talking to girls. Between segments, they watch real music videos, offering clueless, hilarious commentary on '90s bands and pop culture. These music video segments became iconic and even helped boost the popularity of many rising bands.

The humor is intentionally lowbrow, filled with toilet jokes, mindless violence, and random acts of destruction. Yet, the show cleverly critiques American youth culture, consumerism, and TV’s influence on society. By exaggerating their stupidity, Beavis and Butt-Head highlighted the absurdity of modern life with fearless honesty.

The show pushed animation’s boundaries, paving the way for South Park, Family Guy, and Rick and Morty. It became a symbol of '90s counterculture, influencing music, fashion, and comedy for an entire generation. The success led to a feature film, Beavis and Butt-Head Do America (1996), and several video games. The series had two revivals — one in 2011 and another in 2022 on Paramount+. The revivals brought the duo’s stupidity into the modern world, proving their humor remains timeless.

Fans love Beavis and Butt-Head for their unapologetic comedy and perfect portrayal of teenage idiocy. The show captures the spirit of the '90s, but its humor still makes people laugh today. Whether you grew up watching or discovered them later, they remain iconic animated characters.