Black Music Month memorabilia: Tupac, Snoop Dogg, Jimi Hendrix and more collectibles to shop

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The celebration of Black Music Month continues! Advertising sign celebrates the month-long event, which honors the contributions of black artists to music, by highlighting a collection of shoppable memorabilia from artists such as Tupac, Snoop Dogg, Jimi Hendrix, Notorious BIG and Bob Marley.

Advertising sign collaborated with talkshoplive to share a collection of collectibles to shop starting Friday (June 27). of Billboard Tetris Kelly and Cat Johnson dropped from history Guitar Center location on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles to give fans a first-hand look at some of the memorabilia at an affordable price.

What's on the store list for Black Music Month? From Tupac and Snoop Dogg Funko figurines to clothing and music books, the collection has a mix of great products for fans to purchase.

ONE poster of Tupac in prayer pose and one Funko version of the late rapper honoring his debut album 2 Pacalypse Now are included in the species list. There is also one Jumbo Funko Pop! version by Snoop Dogg from the “Drop It Likes It's Hot” music video. Uncle Snoop's Funko stands 10 inches tall – almost twice as tall as your average Funko Pop!

Hip-hop fans can grab coffee (or tea) at Infamous LARGE ceramic mug featuring the lyric “It was all a dream” from Biggie's single “Juicy” and a baby photo of the late rapper from Ready to die album.

And there's even more to shop like this mini replica Jimi Hendrix Monterey Fender Stratocaster guitarone Hendrix Mural T-Shirt, and a Bob Marley music book that teaches you how to play “No Woman, No Cry,” “Could You Be Loved,” and other Marley songs in a ukulele.

Watch the video above to shop of Billboard picks for Black Music Month.