Jesus Freak & 90s Christian Music Hats

Jesus Freak is where the nostalgia starts. dc Talk's album came out on November 21, 1995, the title song won two Dove awards in 1996, and the album went double platinum. One retrospective put the youth-group view bluntly: if you were a kid in the mid-90s, dc Talk was your Nirvana and Jesus Freak was your Smells Like Teen Spirit. The rest of the soundtrack was just as shared. The WOW Hits compilations began in 1996 and the WOW brand has sold more than 30 million units, and Audio Adrenaline's Big House, from 1993's Don't Censor Me, hit number one on Christian radio. Many of those fans remember burning their secular CDs at youth group and buying them back by September, and a 90s Christian Music Recovery Group exists for people who say they backslid into secular music. These hats are for that crowd. JESUS FREAK is a phrase that has sold for years as general faith wear, and here it sits beside CHRISTIAN ROCK as a plain badge. The sentence designs carry the memories: the title line from the album's 25th anniversary EPs, the CD bonfire, the WOW Hits disc still in the car, and the Big House chorus. The Nirvana line and the WOW Hits car line each get a second colorway. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat.