Dave Hill Launches Dangerous Snakes Gang Merch
Comedian and musician unveils apparel, inviting followers to join the anti-bullsh*t squad.
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This week, comedian and musician Dave Hill took to Instagram with a no-nonsense call to action: “Be like @randyp627 and join my street gang the Dangerous Snakes Who Hate Bullsh*t at mrdavehill.bigcartel.com today!” In a bold new post, Hill teased the latest addition to his growing merchandise catalog—a graphic tee emblazoned with his tongue-in-cheek street gang motto.
Be Like Randy: Join The Dangerous Snakes
Hill’s caption name-checks longtime supporter Randy (@randyp627), inviting fans to join the ranks of the “Dangerous Snakes” and declare war on all forms of BS. In the accompanying image, Hill stands confidently against a neutral backdrop, sporting the black T-shirt himself. The shirt’s central design features a winding snake coiled around the gang name, rendered in stark white lettering with a retro comic-book edge.
Building The Snake Crew: A No-nonsense Statement Tee
The Dangerous Snakes tee is more than a simple souvenir. Hill has positioned it as a badge of honor for anyone who wants to align with his irreverent ethos. On top of the snake graphic, the phrase “Who Hate Bullsh*t” is scrawled in an all-caps font that evokes classic rock band merchandise. It’s a playful riff on street-wear culture—perfect for Hill’s audience of satire lovers, comedy fans, and indie music buffs.
Behind the scenes, the design was created exclusively for Hill’s Big Cartel shop. The actor-turned-musician has been steadily expanding his merch offerings over the past year, partnering with graphic artists to craft limited-edition prints and apparel. Pricing starts at $25 for standard T-shirts, with hoodies and long-sleeve variants available for $40 and $30, respectively.
A History Of Hill’s Merch Drops
This isn’t Hill’s first foray into gear. Earlier this summer, he rolled out a “sick” Dallas Stars shirt in support of his hometown hockey team. In a July Instagram post, he wrote: “Hey, Dallas Stars fans, how is your team supposed to win if you’re not wearing this sick Dallas Stars shirt like my buddy @rhettmiller? Get yours at mrdavehill.bigcartel.com today! #dallasstars #dallas #jrewing.” That design sold out within days, proving there’s a strong appetite among his followers for pop-culture mashups.
Hill has also used his platform to spotlight other collaborations. Last month, he shared behind-the-scenes photos of a custom “Numbers” guitar by Kiesel Guitars, teasing a special run of branded picks and straps at the same online store. While those items remain in stock, the surge of interest around the Dangerous Snakes tee signals Hill might prioritize street gang merch for the fall.
Fan Reactions & How To Get Yours
Comments under Hill’s latest post are filled with emojis, snake puns, and shameless hype. One fan wrote, “I need this in my life,” while another quipped, “Bullsh*t doesn’t stand a chance.” Early adopters are already sharing photos of themselves decked out in the shirt, tagging Hill and using the hashtag #NoBSnakes.
To snag your own Dangerous Snakes tee, head to mrdavehill.bigcartel.com. The shop accepts major credit cards and ships internationally. Hill has encouraged bundling the shirt with other items—like his debut comic book series Dark Regards—by offering free shipping on orders over $60.
By turning a self-aware slogan into wearable art, Dave Hill has once again blurred the lines between comedy, music, and fashion. His fans can now band together under the banner of the Dangerous Snakes, united in their shared disdain for anything less than genuine.
Whether you’re a longtime Hill devotee or a newcomer curious about the “gang,” this latest merch drop offers a chance to wear your attitude on your sleeve—literally. The snakes are slithering; the choice is yours.
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