INSANE CLOWN POSSE: Drop-kicking Fred Durst, Kid Rock beef & magnets (Violent J interview)

[@FinnMckentyPRMBA]

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[@xlnyc77]

My first exposure to ICP was on the cable station "THE BOX" where people called a toll number for videos to be played on the channel. Finn that'd be a cool history video about t the history of how people saw music videos outside of MTV. And maybe music magazines like Spin, Rolling Stone and Vibe.

[@jamessattely4759]

You accomplished a huge!! Interview..but can you get ahold of msi (mindless self indulgence)

[@jamessattely4759]

Love you fin

[@mitchellking3593]

aye I appreciate you having violent j on but can you put the record date in the description? just because violent j says a lot of nice things about kid rock and I wouldn't want people thinking he just said that shit yesterday after all the dumb shit kid rock did

[@unseenunheardtestimony1172]

Can you tell Joe God was throwing and for some reason he decided not to catch. Sad He'll understand It's from God Thanks

[@dustinedwardanderson]

Violent J has had the same energy since day one and after everything he's been through. Such a genuine person. Great interview!!!\

[@imjustsam1745]

Finn's getting all the big interviews. M Shadows, Fat Mike and now Violent J. All in rapid succession.

[@T.Maximus]

Better than dj vlads interviews lol watch out glad!

[@LeVraiBabaYaga]

Phil Labonte

[@markwrenn5965]

Let's not forget Shifty Shellshock

[@LeVraiBabaYaga]

@@markwrenn5965 Just before he was arrested...

[@markwrenn5965]

@@LeVraiBabaYaga yup

[@austins.2495]

It always amazes me how humble and respectful the ICP guys are, it refreshes my faith in humanity. The world is getting better in certain ways, it’s not all bad. Stay strong out there everyone 🙏

[@alex64gaming]

The ICP guys lol

[@coreypulling4881]

As a jug I so very much appreciate seeing comments like this after decades of hate. Much love and respect… one might even say M Clown Luv!

[@iiitzHimmy]

Hell yes! Violent J is ALWAYS an amazing interview. And thank you Finn for letting J tell his story.

[@ghost_to_a_ghost]

Agree! Their Nardwuar interview is incredible. I love J and Shags 👍

[@ItsJustMe0585]

I wish I could make myself like their music as much as I respect those dudes and their culture. It's just so close-knit and real.

[@KNOTHEADMedia]

Tell me why Finn has created 2 of the 3 best journalistic pieces on the Juggalo world ever? Good job dude

[@ReubenAotearoa.]

And tell me why when Finn stabs somebody his clothes always get bloody? Why!

[@AaronMorgan666]

​@blekkja and why every time he drinks a little gasoline, he shits his spleen. Why?

[@TheBracer18]

Tell me why, every time he buys a taco, you wanna bite muthafacko?!

[@imnegan935]

Why, every time I play chicken with a train, it wins the game, why

[@matthewchristie2186]

How come everytime we listen to Mancow I Coudlnt give a damn now give Drunk Stand Up a Try WHY?

[@JokerzGallery]

Violent J was talking about mental health 20 years b4 it became something cool to do in the mainstream. One of the greatest storytellers in rap history as well

[@ThiccChickCrisha]

Facts

[@mtnvlifestyles]

Also beefing with eminem before it was kewl lol.

[@killerk3431]

Drinking Game: take a shot every time J says "you know what I'm sayin"

[@silverpunk2427]

No ragrets

[@petesmithson1906]

I like your style but I'm not trying to die today 😂

[@HellcatCustoms]

Shaggy says it twice as much as J! 😂

[@The_Knight_Mayor]

Three minutes in and I have alcohol poisoning thanks LMFAO

[@Decker1605]

You would die...know what I'm sayin

[@JustinRosser]

In 2010 I was driving through little rock and heard that ICP was doing a show, I wasn't really a fan of theirs but it was only $15 and I had nothing else to do. They put on a hell of a show and there message was really positive. Great interview Finn. You let him talk when was obviously passionate about something and got to hear some real thoughts from a unique dude.

[@Mistaz85]

I'm from little rock

[@Freewillrap]

Much respect to Violent J for shouting us out in this one 🙏

[@BeyondDictation]

You can tell this man is so emotionally attached to music and what it does for people. I don’t understand his music but how could you dislike a fella this nice and emotionally mature

[@LeadMe2TheBliss]

I kind of find their music to be juvenile, and while I wouldn't ever buy their CD's or go to their concerts I will listen to their music on KZbin sometimes. I was a fan of theirs in H.S but I grew out of them as I got older. I will tell you what though, these boys deserve NOTHING but respect for their drive and what they created with ICP, because they got very little help from MTv and radio, they were scared to play their music. Their success was created by word of mouth and they were one of the last of those groups who truly became a success by word of mouth without the help from radio or television.

[@oopsydaizi3s824]

The song “How many times?” Always stuck with me. It just explained to me how i felt as a young kid before i was able to process my own emotions and now being in my mid to late 20’s i want nothing more than to just say Thankyou ICP. Thankyou Violent J. Thankyou Shaggy 2 dope. And Thanks Finn for making this happen.

[@Vennard98]

I've been having a depressive episode these past couple weeks and it's that song exactly that's been getting me through it. Glad to know there's someone else who finds such meaning in that song, whoop whoop 💕

[@crystinamarie1]

I love that album.

[@brycedavenport7583]

HOW MANY TIMES WILLA JUDGE DECIDE MY FATE!? WHO IS HE!?

[@T.Maximus]

Im 100 days sober from alcohol/cigarettes today, so this a great treat, appreciate this!

[@FinnMckentyPRMBA]

Congratulations man!

[@scottiematthews5932]

Great work!!! One of the best decisions I ever made!

[@Raziel90665]

Congratulations homie 💜 whoop 💜 whoop 💜

[@Darbyotrill]

Such a fresh interview. Violent J is and forever will be one of the greatest of all time. Such a creative,genuine and one of a kind energy. MUCH CLOWN LOVE.

[@coreypulling4881]

MCL Darby . Lazy and crazy forever

[@TrailerParkCinderella]

Love you Darby! Nice seeing you here

[@Darbyotrill]

@@TrailerParkCinderella WHOOP WHOOP

[@Darbyotrill]

@@coreypulling4881 WHOOP WHOOP

[@ToyInsanity]

Saw ICP with Biohazard and Mindless Self Indulgence back in the day.

[@aalfonso1981]

This is the only interview I watched from Front to Back. Violent J never disappoints! Please do Fred Durst next!

[@T.Maximus]

👆👆👆

[@ButterclawEnthusiast]

Holy shit that would be a legendary episode

[@grannycocke9383]

Yes.

[@BladesDark]

Yes

[@SilkToasts]

The colab us crust punk juggalos have been dreaming of.

[@pixel_glitched]

I’ve always considered ICP to be akin to the Crust Punks of the Hip-Hop scene! Or at least it’s equivalent.

[@EphraimIgnacio]

WOOP WOOP from the squat, homie!

[@psychobillydemon]

Psychobilly juggalo

[@thewelshbeersnob2783]

@@pixel_glitched couldn’t be more on the money here - their whole thing is DIY/underground, it’s just so well run you don’t realise it at first. Infinite respect to J and Shaggy and what they’ve built.

[@pixel_glitched]

@@thewelshbeersnob2783 Agreed! Their DIY hustle and commitment to their community is probably their greatest achievement as well as the best reasons to have respect for them. It’s truly a magnificent thing they’ve done, hands down.

[@AS-pb7hq]

I had a feeling we would see this interview eventually ! Keep up the good work Finn. I love all the diversity in your interviews.

[@HappinessDIY]

I have to admit two things: 1) Finn is a great interviewer. He lets people talk and doesn't cut them off. That is how interviews should be done. Let people talk! 2) He has interviewed three people lately I am not a fan of: ICP, Fat Mike and Shifty. But here is the great thing: All of them I want to hear more about them FROM THEM, not from the media. Like ICP, they are great musicians. I am not a fan of Juggalos as a whole. I once had tickets (like 20 years ago), and there were people doing meth, bragging about stealing, etc. I left. But like J said, the fans are still people, they are people who a lot of society laughs at, they have a home with Juggalos, and I LOVE that. I am one to root for the underdog, and I'll admit, they are not my people, but I love them embracing giving a community to those who have none. And I am trying to not judge all Juggalos, lord knows, I am not a better person, I have been through a meth and stealing phase for one, and that is not all Juggalos for two, just a few that stood out to me. I love seeing people I am not fond of. It makes me see another side of them and I respect them more as people. Thanks Finn, thanks, Violent J! Great interview.

[@XvXMONSTERXvX]

part 2 of what you said is basically how I got involved in ICP scene, your family let you down, your friends let you down, society let you down, youve never had a home where you felt loved valued or safe but your Juggalo family will never let you down, will love you, and give you a home. Not all Juggalos are great people like any other music fan group but for the awsome people you find and meet, their friends for life. They don't care who you are, what you are, where you've come from, what you've done, they want you for you. They're the people you join when no one wants you or you have no place to go. all under dogs in the concept alone we are weak but together we are strong.

[@HappinessDIY]

@@XvXMONSTERXvX see this is what I love the most. The world needs more of this, not less and while it’s not my thing I want juggalos to be bigger and bigger.

[@XvXMONSTERXvX]

@@HappinessDIY same here man! I used to talk so much shit about ICP. Then a buddy of mine told me to put up or shut up and so I went and saw ICP live and it was one of the greatest shows Iv seen. Fast foward from 16 to now and I’m actually in a sobriety group with them right now where they’re actively helping me get clean, process trauma relating to abandonment and physical violence, and figure out how to make better choices to succeed. It’s nuts man I talked so much shit and now those same people are the ones who inviting me in and giving me the things I never had. Life is weird but awsome and I’m so humbled

[@FallenGamer]

It's great hearing positive thoughts come from outside our little world. I can assure you that the majority of Juggalos are legit beautiful people from all walks of life. I for one came from a home where my mother didn't and never attempted to this day to try and understand or support me in my way of life. Even before I became a Juggalo she just didn't understand preteen/teenage boys. She thought everything I did outside of her interests was just evil. My father (may he rest in peace) worked 2 jobs to make sure we had food on the table. He was supportive and showed it every few hours he had with me. But the man was busy making sure my sister and I had a roof and food. The juggalo world filled the emptiness I felt for years because even though dad did his best, mom still made me feel unwanted. From day 1 of meeting juggalos outside my friends from school. I was accepted and brought into this world of support and just plain good times. Not a single one of us did anything illegal outside of smoking some pot. It was all chilling, talking, and enjoying each other's company. Fast forward to today. I now have a family and have raised my daughter with the juggalo values. Does she listen to the music? Nope. But she spreads the love I was given from the juggalos and I have seen her friends start following the same path. I take the values I learned from my father and the juggalos and apply them to my job as a counselor for the homeless. Letting them know that they have some work to do and and the road is a hard one. But they are not alone and if they put their minds to it we can get them moved on to bigger and better things. That last part were things I learned from listening to Violent J speak over the years. Nothing is impossible as long as you're willing to put in the work. The working with the homeless comes from my father who was a social worker and teaching me that there is always happiness to be found in helping others. Sorry for rambling on. I just hope you know that the few juggalos that made you feel that way are the small few to the bigger picture. We are everywhere and chances are you know some of us and never knew it because we fit in more than most would ever think. We just do it our way.

[@HappinessDIY]

@@FallenGamer I love your story, thanks for sharing it. And like I said, I know my experience isn't the whole. It was also, like I said, decades ago. After this interview, I have revisited my opinions, I am not the person I was then, I was more judgemental than I am now. But I was just revealing some thoughts I have had. I love your story, make no mistake!

[@larrykeach]

I think the last big name that I can think of is Finn finally getting that hour long bro talk with Mark McGrath. The friendship we all know we want to see

[@RockySamson]

39:44 When J got quiet having to go back to where he was during that time, I felt that. I’m sorry for your loss, J, truly 😔

[@Skidvicious7586]

You're changing the game Finn! Thanks for bringing so much diversity in your content ICP deserves the respect

[@jedibane]

What a great interview. Thanks Finn. It’s really nice to see these guys getting some love. These guys made a huge difference in so many lives. This guy is so humble. He’s in awe of the reach he’s achieved.

[@jdestrada6281]

Turns out Violent Jay is one of the nicest most down to earth people you've had on here. I hope when Im his age I have the same excitement for life as he does.

[@xDetroitMetalx]

Hearing him talk positively about the younger generation is so refreshing. I always knew Violent J was a good dude especially when I learned he had such a good relationship with his daughter. I'm not a fan of the music but as a person I think Violent J is great. Rock on!

[@BrkfastMachine]

Seeing him in his own fursuit just to support his daughter is what made me respect him and change my general opinion on ICP

[@Ellwoodsss1]

Violent J, it took many many years but, the world now knows what you’re sayin’. Much respect

[@markwrenn5965]

Good to see Guy Fieri following his dreams.

[@alejandroramirez4470]

Always gave that fresh flava for our ears

[@SconnerStudios]

I wasn't a really big fan of ICP, but thought they had a handful of good songs up until you made that ICP video a while back. But after your analysis and giving them a deeper listen, they are a really impressive act. May the juggalo franchise/brand live on for a thousand years!

[@springer90]

"These guys make the black rappers sound like Shirley Temple." Bill O'Reilly😂😂

[@PhreakPhantom]

🤣

[@obcorc]

Is there any better complement than that coming from Bill O'Reilly

[@soysaucefool]

As a long long long time Juggalo. Always excited when Finn throws us props. To finally get this interview, excited to dive in

[@alejandroramirez4470]

Ya know, what is a juggalo? 🤡😉

[@joehanson4072]

It’s awesome to see your channel and influence grow, Finn. Keep up the good work and thanks for the great content

[@glassteeth.3790]

“You know whatamean” 😂

[@wolfhawk1999]

I just imagine him telling the dopest stories in the nursing home to his grandkids

[@Iammarcmalone]

He is so emotional because he has carried such a burden of hate from the press & public for decades-and now the hate has gone and replaced with applause. It is beautiful to see someone genuine get a break.

[@g-man8031]

Hell yeah! Got the Duke of the Wicked Violent J on here! Been down with the Clown since 1997. Been following your channels for a few years now & never expected I'd see J or Shaggy on here. Big props. MMWCL

[@joelbuff3254]

Down with the clown till I’m dead in the ground

[@revivedfears]

WOOP WOOP I'm not even a juggalo I just wanna fit in 😢

[@74nk_pnw]

Juggalos are the last true American subculture.

[@HorsesArePeople2]

This is probably the realest interview I've ever seen. Mad respect to Violent J for not being afraid to be vulnerable and keeping it real

[@alejandroramirez4470]

Never knew him as anything but real 🤣

[@Flickydicky]

I love this man, hes so passionate about everything, he's so goofy, he's so lovely, great interview!

[@Maggolette888]

I could just listen and watch J all day long. I love to listen to his perspective on everything. Being in the juggalo world has shown me there is some of the best people I’ve had the privilege of meeting. The love and community amongst everyone is amazing. It’s a feeling like no other. MCL 💜

[@kevinminor2836]

Great interview, Finn. J seems really happy, I hope he’s healthy and is staying away from negative influences and situations. Respect.

[@ScrawnyRonnie89]

Great work Finn. Much respect from an early 00s Juggalo this interview was dope! You're educated well enough and ask great questions. I think J needed this just as much. Mad props brother hope to see more! 🤘

[@GonzalesMansion]

This was such a great interview. I love how J explains himself. He’s just an entertaining person.

[@joey09777]

If it wasn’t for Facebook I wouldn’t have known this interview happened! I haven’t gotten your videos in my feed in awhile and I don’t know why. Thank you for this!

[@Dusty338]

ICP are self-made millionaires. Hustlers in the purest sense, and you gotta respect that.

[@hungryxfriend]

Never been a “fan” of ICP but I’ve followed them for the last 25+ years and this is the coolest representation of Violent J I’ve seen. When I was a teenager looking up more information on the bands/artists I idolized, this would’ve been the exact type of content I would’ve been looking for. Great interview, Finn!

[@skullyvicious317]

he killed a young girl named Laney

[@jordanstuck747]

J is easily one of the nicest dudes I've ever met. I was about 13 when i saw them live for the first time and i was hooked

[@matthewherard3297]

Hell yeah brother🎉🎉🎉🎉 I absolutely freaking love that you did an interview with one of the greats...(kno I'm sayin)

[@TheChronicFiend]

Shaggy is actually worse with that😂

[@T.Maximus]

​@@TheChronicFiendj snapped at shaggy for saying it too much before lmao

[@FallenGamer]

@@TheChronicFiend He's been getting a little better. Kinda... maybe.

[@MidniteClimax]

I love Violent J interviews so much. He's a great guy and a lot of fun to listen to and watch.

[@HeritageWealthPlanning]

Dude- Finn- you are a master interviewer my friend. Letting the guy just talk is what ALL interviewers should do

[@limesplays2420]

Unexpected w's in this interview from Violent J, I was pleasantly surprised!

[@jbanne001]

I'm 40 and I used to be a big ICP fan in high-school, I don't listen to them anymore but I gotta respect their craft and get down. They seem like genuine dudes and their work ethic is 2nd to none. This was a great interview, respect.

[@thatgoodstuff2197]

I love Violent J's energy. This was very entertaining, great interview!

[@bilosdiogee410]

Icp been around a long time. I was into them during the dark carn era late 90s. Still holds up today

[@KrashyKharma]

Dark Carnival is eternal, only thing that ended was the six chapters of the first book 🤘🪓❤

[@ryanhoover8130]

Damn, congrats for getting this interview. Legendary shit

[@Bandana_Boi]

After the devastating news of Pat McAfee leaving for ESPN, hearing J say that about creative expression, freedom of speech and liberating yourself from barriers at the 17:00. That hits home bro.

[@paulhardman2515]

NOT an ICP fan but this was great. I really like Violent J's energy and passion. Finn, you did a great job focusing that energy. As chaotic as it was. Also, fuck kid rock.

[@solearesoul]

I don’t even listen to ICP, but this was awesome. I respect their artistry.

[@Ireallydonotunderstand]

Finn how awesome is that to hear people like this say they know and have heard about you?…I’d die happy to to hear the caliber of people you interview say that they had even heard of me let alone the kind things they say to you…so awesome keep this content coming!!

[@FinnMckentyPRMBA]

It’s amazing!

[@PrinXessDime]

Damn J, yeah…we know what you are saying, and we know what you mean, and yes…we know 😂😂

[@jona3180]

No ragrets

[@PrinXessDime]

@@jona3180 bruh, for real 😂

[@ThePirateCasey]

Great interview!! Violent J is such a fun person to listen too. Thank you Finn for letting him go where he wanted too with some of the conversations.

[@trvshbxvt3146]

This is such an insane pull dude! This podcast is going places

[@dallasgimble1658]

Loved seeing them at the Blue Ridge Rock Festival last year. The crowd was packed and super hyped.

[@JonathanJustin_Live]

Bro your killing it with these guests

[@tafinzer]

You are an excellent interviewer. This time went by so fast I felt like it was ten minutes. J is amazing. I was never a fan but I always had respect. Multiply that respect by a hundred now.

[@d_hurl]

I can't believe I just watched this a second time- I'm nowhere near a Juggalo-homie. There's something about this dude that maybe _Hella_ cringe, but also so wholesome & endearing I just love the heck out of this interview.This is a good example for all the bedwetting punk rockers that can't help but rain on every parade & dehumanize everyone they don't 100% agree with- You can still have compassion & a good time w/people that don't fit your lame lil mold. *W00P W00P*

[@thealleycat]

What a beautiful conversation. ❤

[@scottsmith198]

Finn these interviews lately. You're on a roll. Not a juggalo but J does a good interview.

[@alexrock9898]

Fantastic stuff. Violent J and Finn hit it out of the park.

[@FetusZero]

Over 20 years ago, ICP literally got me through high school. The day Shangri-La dropped, I went and bought a copy after school and I just sat down in my room and listened to it, beginning to end. I was surprised at first, never really been a believer and still am not, I'm more on the agnostic side, but over time I've taken it more as becoming a better person to those around you, and that literally shaped the person that I am today. No other band and community ever had and ever will have as big of an impact on my life. I don't really listen to anything past The Tempest, but it's crazy how over the years, we went from being dissed for liking ICP, to them being massively respected by the people and the industry, and that's amazing to see.

[@brianpatrick6308]

Thank you for doing this Finn. Hardcore down Maggalo for life here.

[@saturdaynighto74261]

A maggot juggalo?

[@chrisrozens1125]

Thanks Finn! I’ve always loved the respect you’ve given ICP and their fans. Plus, it’s good to see J sober.

[@jasonmorgan27]

I am a lifelong metalhead. I watched a Steve-O podcast with Violent J a few weeks ago and was so impressed with him I finally listened to ICP after decades of pre conceived bias. Let me tell you, these guys BANG! hard. My playlist has been going ICP ever since. Love em or hate em, there is NO one and I mean NO ONE that sounds like them and has a unique brand and following. My only regret is I never got turned on to these guys when I was young in the 90's.

[@travisking7013]

The kid rock song story that he never told anyone hes told about 4 times lol love you J

[@RyanTheDrummond]

Finn, this was INCREDIBLE. Thank you for having our beloved Joe on. Grateful. 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@McFarlaneDragonClan]

Nothing but love and respect for Violent J. He's an absolute legend.💯 I'm forever an ICP juggalo and down with the clowns for life. 💪🏻🤡🎈 People will be talking about ICP for thousands of years to come! 1:02:15

[@josuecheves187]

Love this please make more interviews like this

[@bonus778]

Take a drink every time J say “know what I mean.”

[@lobesmcgee]

You’ll be drunk in 5 minutes or less.

[@nickmurphy4209]

Seeing the attempt to drop kick Fred durst was one of the funniest things I've seen. That was a fun show😂

[@kobweb2994]

I stopped listening to ICP after the Jeckel Bros album, their music started going into a direction I wasn't into.. but ICP has some of the most entertaining interviews, from Howard stern to Loveline, I'll still watch an ICP interview whenever they pop up.

[@wolfhawk1999]

This was such a good interview. You let him speak, no "gotcha" bullshit. Just got to hear the man express himself. I respect that, good journalism

[@sethtrey]

Such an excellent demeanor. For anyone who's curious, a Christian is a person who believes that God is good. That means Love was His main reason for making everything, and also His reason for coming Himself, so He could understand why we don't love Him or each other (as detailed in The Gospels, in The Bible.). He's so good that compared to Him, the best person is bad, because who ever had perfectly pure motives? He's so good He doesn't force you to do anything (even live with Him forever) if you don't want to, because He loves you, not a puppet that looks like you. It's a decently ICP thing to think, actually.

[@raulramirez8885]

This is so fkn cool! As a young journalism student new to networking and starting to get great interviews, I love seeing Finn have great opportunities as well.

[@FinnMckentyPRMBA]

You would be surprised how many people will answer a DM! Just keep reaching out and you’ll build your network

[@thestraydog]

I've never been the biggest ICP fan, but Shaggy and Violent J have always been super fun dudes, and I love seeing them on podcasts.

[@eversosleight]

KZbin is the only way to consume content anymore. Brilliant interview!

[@jonathanjohnson1145]

Magnets how the fuck do they work was my favorite line when shaggy said he was gonna punch a scientist cause he was making him pissed

[@beatznatwor]

Please do Fred Durst next! He’s also an icon

[@jb6150]

I knew nothing about this man before starting to watch this, but wow - his energy and mindset are incredible! Much respect to him.

[@Raziel90665]

Whoop 💜 whoop 💜 !!! That's For Interviewing The Duke !!

[@speedball2001]

Let's just hope that Finn knows what Violent J meant.

[@SDREHXC]

He sounds like J Roc from trailer park boys lmao Super nice humble dude though.

[@dnlmrkhvsk]

@@SDREHXCuknowhatimsayiiin

[@SDREHXC]

@@dnlmrkhvsk bro he kept saying it and I couldn’t unhear it

[@sketchdajuggalo]

Thanks for showing our side some love Finn! Whoop Whoop mad clown love

[@carlospaezcontreras]

Violent “you know what I mean” J. Nice interview btw🤘🏼

[@Dab_Marino]

The Duke of The Wicked! Your brownie points keep stacking up Finn 👏 salute

[@PeacefulPiranha]

You've got to love the dedication to ICP's craft that they still put the makeup on for Zoom interviews.

[@horrorcorridorshow]

Nice to see him looking nice and healthy! Wicked Clowns never die

[@shik1563]

Yeeeesss! I grew up listening to ICP, my parents where weird 😂 still love em, ton of songs are still amazing! I'd love to sit in the pub with him

[@MegzDiamond]

Love how clear this audio is. It's the little things that make a big difference lol. Whoop Whoop

[@RandyBadour]

Awesome work fellas! Really great stuff...J has such a big heart it pops off the screen. As a country artist the prototypical thing is 100% to be against ICP. Being from MI I've been a follower of them my entire life and for decades, I've been telling people...if you could accomplish 1/10th of what they have you'd be unbelievably successful! Want to talk about having valid excuses to fail...these guys have battled pure isolation and disrespect worldwide to the point the FBI was trying to bury them. I have an unmeasurable amount of reapect for someone truly disenfranchised and STILL find a way to win. Violent J and Shaggy pretty much invented stand alone indepentdent success outside record labels, radio or any other traditional means. If socials were available on their come up...they'd have been even MORE successful! Huge continued respect to them and Juggalos all over the globe! 🤙

[@heavychains]

ICP has built a grass-roots empire for themselves and sun stained it for over thirty years, yet Violent J is still so humble that when a big KZbin channel makes a video about him he geeks and shows it off to everybody. It's like hes so down to earth he doesnt realize what a star he is. 💖

[@AaronMorgan666]

Thanks for this finn, i havent listened to icp for a long time. I still putvin a song here and there but for my middle school amd high school life, icp was all i cared about.

[@brandonhanson9412]

Lmao... I'm so glad he said Dwight Yoakum.... that put that statement in perspective.... I couldn't critique a Yoakum album

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Saw him come out after a Kottonmouth Kings show without his paint, was kinda wild