Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Sorry if the description is long, I just have a lot to say about these.
Here is a series that doesn’t get that much attention.
These blockheads are actually a spin off series from the Furrballz. And so far I have seen no videos of these at all.
I had to get two lots of these in order to gain the whole series, which meant that one of the lots had four duplicates (Which I sent to @Funnybirdproductions ). I also had to replace the batteries of the nonworking ones.
But as I was replacing the batteries on Stu Pid, the metal piece that attached to the speaker came off. Which meant I had to replace the speaker entirely with a bigger speaker. That’s why it sounds different from the others.
Anyway, they do the same thing as the Furrballz except without movement. Also, like the Furrballz, they were labeled with numbers. They were not only labeled on their plastic box, they were also labeled on the back of their circuit boards.
These were sold in Walmart and CVS back when they were released.
Here are each blockhead's in order shown along with their songs and numbers:
Mary Gold: Cha Cha Slide
Crystal Ball (#5): Great Balls of Fire
Dee Claire (#4): Chicken Dance
Mel O' Dee: 1-2 Step
R.M. Pitts (#8): U Can't Touch this
Mick Stupp (#7): I Feel Good
Stu Pid (#3): Hot Hot Hot (and on some variants, Baby Got Back)
Joe King (#6): Shout
Sorry if the description is long, I just have a lot to say about these.
Here is a series that doesn’t get that much attention.
These blockheads are actually a spin off series from the Furrballz. And so far I have seen no videos of these at all.
I had to get two lots of these in order to gain the whole series, which meant that one of the lots had four duplicates (Which I sent to @Funnybirdproductions ). I also had to replace the batteries of the nonworking ones.
But as I was replacing the batteries on Stu Pid, the metal piece that attached to the speaker came off. Which meant I had to replace the speaker entirely with a bigger speaker. That’s why it sounds different from the others.
Anyway, they do the same thing as the Furrballz except without movement. Also, like the Furrballz, they were labeled with numbers. They were not only labeled on their plastic box, they were also labeled on the back of their circuit boards.
These were sold in Walmart and CVS back when they were released.
Here are each blockhead's in order shown along with their songs and numbers:
Mary Gold: Cha Cha Slide
Crystal Ball (#5): Great Balls of Fire
Dee Claire (#4): Chicken Dance
Mel O' Dee: 1-2 Step
R.M. Pitts (#8): U Can't Touch this
Mick Stupp (#7): I Feel Good
Stu Pid (#3): Hot Hot Hot (and on some variants, Baby Got Back)
Joe King (#6): Shout
