Kick Ass Magic 98 Retro Bakersfield Radio Shirt

There was a time in Bakersfield when “KICK ASS” on a sticker was enough to get adults all worked up.

Kick Ass Magic 98 FM wasn’t just a radio station slogan—it was a minor social offense, a tiny act of rebellion, and a glorious little middle finger to uptight authority. If you were around in the early ’80s, you already know the deal. These stickers ended up on lockers, car windows, notebooks, skateboard decks, trapper keepers, and of course the legendary Pee-Chee folder. And if your parents, vice principal, or some humorless hall monitor spotted it? Yeah… that thing was getting peeled off in a hurry.

This shirt is a tribute to that era—when hard rock ruled, radio still had personality, and a phrase as tame by today’s standards as “Kick Ass” could still send the pearl-clutchers into orbit. Featuring the bold retro Kick Ass Magic 98 FM graphic in all its loud, scandalous glory.

This one’s for the locals, the radio freaks, the faded-sticker historians, and the people who remember when getting in trouble for dumb stuff was half the fun.

Why this shirt rules

• Retro Bakersfield radio nostalgia
• A salute to the glorious age of hard rock FM
• Perfect for anyone who remembers when stickers were controversial
• Front graphic hits loud, back collar logo keeps it legit
• Great conversation starter for fellow degenerates, former teens, and current smartasses

Wear it proudly.
If anyone complains about the language, just act confused and say,
“Whoa, man… it’s historical.”