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The Forbidden Popsicle is a suppressor that has heated up and is red hot (and therefore glowing) and due to its shape which is similar to a push-pop ice cream, it gives the appearance of a red/orange/yellow Popsicle, hence the nickname.

A suppressor, more commonly known as a silencer (which is a marketing term coined very effectively by a company), is a device that attaches to the end of [the barrel] of a firearm and reduces - not eliminates - the sound after being fired. It does this by trapping the gas inside little chambers called baffles within the suppressor when a bullet passes through after being fired. The expanding gases from the burnt gunpowder that have pushed the bullet forward, or are coming [out of the barrel], the gun, and some of its fills into the suppressor.

If you’re using a suppressor on your firearm and you are shooting a lot of rounds through it in a short amount of time or in succession, the heat from the gas begins to heat up the metal. [Eventually], it gets so hot that is causes the metal to start glowing red. This would happen to any metal when heated up; Take a [paper clip] and hold it under a BIC lighter, same result but from different heat sources.

And this is where the term forbidden popsicle comes from since it looks [like] a popsicle when it is glowing red hot.

Further reading:
Suppressors go by several names:
Silencer, Cans, Freedom Cans, awesome, & [expensive] lol.

Moral of the story: get a Popsicle

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