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Travis Scott - Travi$ Scott just released his debut album Rodeo, which features an action figure of the "3500" hit maker. Travi$ revealed on Instagram that the doll isn't a one-of-kind creation and his fans will actually be able to purchase it in October for $150. Pre-orders can be made on his website. While $cott sets to cake up with this collector's gift, check out other music stars who were transformed into dolls and action figures. — Michael Harris (@IceBlueVA)(Photo: Travis Scott via Instagram)

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Paul Wall - Paul Wall dropped his own bobble head doll, which he sells on his website grillsbypaulwall.com for $15. The "Still Tippin" replica comes with a mouth full of platinum, chucks the deuce and has a cup of lean to sip on as well. (Photo: Grills By Paul Wall)

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Ice-T - The original gangster Ice-T was part of the first series of action figures by Super Stars. (Photo: SuperStars)

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Common - Common starred as Barnes in 2009's Terminator: Salvation and got his own action figure when Playmates dropped a line of toys.(Photo: PlayMates Toys)

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Outkast - KidRobot dropped these limited edition figures of the ATLiens several years back, which can now be found on Ebay starting at $30 each. (Photo: Stronghold Group)

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Nelly - Nelly dropped his dirty doll during the height of his Country Grammar era and it featured his former signature band-aid across his face and "Lunatic" tattoo across his stomach.(Photo: Stronghold Group)

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Kanye West and Kim Kardashian - Khloe Kardashian hit up Instagram and showed off her little niece North West's toys. So what does the little tike play with? She has her own plush dolls of her famous parents Kim Kardashian and Kanye West as well as one of herself, created by Brooklyn-based doll maker Celine’s Dolls. (Photo: Khloe Kardashian via Instagram)

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Run-DMC - Mezco Toyz released a set of Run-DMC dolls that have now become highly sought after collectible items running for $300 and up. Run, DMC and Jam Master Jay were each sold separately and rocking shell-toed Adidas. Jay even came with a set of turntables.(Photo: Mezco Toyz)

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The Notorious B.I.G. - Mezco turned The Notorious B.I.G. into an action figure in 2006. Big Poppa came swagged out in his Kangol, Jesus piece and Timberlands while the Frank White version came equipped with his signature player derby and cane.(Photo: Mezco Toys)

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Snoop Dogg - Tha Doggfather licensed his likeness to Vital Toys for a mini replica in 2002. It was unusually "articulate" –– double jointed at the elbows, knees and toes. Even the clothes had snaps and the boxer shorts had an elastic waist band.(Photo: Vital Toys)

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Tupac Shakur - Urban Vinyl reincarnated Death Row's finest Tupac Shakur into a 6-inch figure complete with a "Thug Life" tat and a mic. The kid-friendly Pac, made for ages five and up, is still on Amazon today, starting around $80.(Photo: Urban Vinyl)

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Eminem - Art Asylum unveiled a few Eminem dolls back in 2001 and one of the toys featured Slim Shady wilding out with a chainsaw, as he used to do when he performed around the turn of the new millennium. (Photo: Getty Images)

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Master P - The Colonel of the No Limit Tank had his own talking doll back in 1998. Master P came equipped in camouflage fatigues, Versace glasses and gold teeth and said a number of phrases, including “Uhhh!, Na-na-na-na!”(Photo: No Limit Toys)

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Public Enemy - Public Enemy's Chuck D and Flavor Flav have several toys made in their likeness, including Mezco's Rap Stars Action Figure line. (Photo: Mezco Toys)

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Biz Markie - Biz dropped his doll a few years back and it can be purchased on his website for $150. Standing at nearly two feet tall, the Diabolical Biz Markie Doll comes with a three-finger "BIZ" ring as seen on the "Just a Friend" 12" cover, the classic BIZ hat and a detachable microphone. Squeeze his belly and you'll hear him beat box.(Photo: Extended Play)

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Jennifer Lopez - The J.Lo collectors' item by Mattel was released with two versions, one in an awards show gown and the other dressed for a "world tour."(Photo: Courtesy of Mattel)