Insane Clown Posse interview in studio q

[@SpiritusSancti777]

Its such an irony with ICP, they are clowns and get laughed at for being silly clowns but yet they are realest most sincere musicians/entertainers i have ever seen. God bless ICP!!!

[@frankievallie31016]

SpiritusSancti777 good shit!!

[@GIUSAF]

SpiritusSancti777 couldn’t have said it better myself man. Much love and respect to ICP till the day I die and beyond!

[@cycoworx4439]

Hit it..!! I am Down with the Clown..!! Available hit shot..!! What i get here.. Scam. we make it all for a mentor of this hYPE, all other Hype

[@barlah1]

underground rappers more like underground pedophiles. had this dude at work trying to turn me on to some icp on a song about "your 13 year old sister" i bad mouth chomos anywhere. only thing worse than a rat is a chomo all day every day.

[@downwiththeclownstillimdea2411]

@@barlah1 You obviously know very little about the ICP ... you are probably referring to the Neden Game which was purely entertainment. Try listening to " To Catch a Predator " it is about the people doing bad things to young kids and how they want to hunt them. I will also say " To Catch a Predator " is also entertainment because even tho we would like to do those things to the bad people the rational people would not. In fact if you watched some of their interviews with an open mind you would understand what they are about ... first and foremost entertainment and followed by love, family and a higher power. I am not one to usually comment on things but i feel very strongly about the ICP and what amazing people they really are. It is people like you that know very little about a subject that are the first ones to criticize and start untrue internet rumors. How about everyone in the world judges you because of your one comment (Which you put no time into looking into and just ran your mouth) is not true so therefore you must be a consistent liar and noone that knows you should believe anything you say ever. ... seems a bit drastic doesn't it ?

[@mudbrick6083]

Violent J has hard eyes, like he's lived a long, hard life and he's full of wisdom.

[@adammcgrath6550]

Thats viccodin

[@mikejordan8259]

If you read his Biography Book "Behind the Paint" he pretty much did.

[@namelessfaceless5748]

@@adammcgrath6550 or meth

[@jbtrollhunter3585]

#isoldhim30sthatmorning

[@alexanderkotchen6424]

they go through I'll start with you shaggy

[@johndoe-gl7ub]

I am 39 and grew up in southwest Detroit and I had the dog beats cassette.....and I'm still a fan of these guys

[@NorCal-Killa]

john doe whoop whoop fam

[@antonio8904100]

Same here fam

[@camillan8174]

John.. grew up in a suburban just outside Detroit.. we used to see their van all the time, we called it the dead body van. I cant believe how they blew up!! I love Detroit! And I love that people are buying Faygo everywhere!

[@camillan8174]

Lol.. swass! Grew up at 8 mile and inkster.. used to see the dead body van all the time!

[@westonweekes2294]

lolol loser

[@shiloh5131]

I love how he says "I'll start with you shaggy" "what do u think shaggy?" because shaggy is a quiet guy and violent j tends to speak up more and the fact that he brings shaggy into the conversation, makes the effort to allow him to say his wicked shit like, I appreciate that greatly and I think shaggy does to.

[@willow3001]

100

[@thedelster9525]

100% . Violent jay tends to steal the show.. and I don't mean that negatively... Its just his style.. he loves to talk and explain... so to hear shaggy more about stuff and to see what violent jay thinks about it is cool to see

[@drshoggothshow]

He's a real good interviewer

[@JoshuaCraigStrain]

too

[@steveehrman172]

I literally just came into the comments section at that moment of the interview just to see if somebody thought the sane thing 😂😂

[@thomaslikesmusic]

One of the best ICP interviews I've seen in years. The passion and sincerity in Violent J's voice is powerful!

[@Musiccalculater]

Word this was a great interview!

[@illadelphcat]

absolutely man. i love ICP

[@scottbradford4130]

Thomas Hiura I never liked these dudes till I heard the book.. j and his bro that sounds just like him narrate that shit and since then, I've been a fan and even if I didn't like the music I'd respect the hell outta these dudes for being so big and staying underground.. well over 20 years in the game, u gotta respect that..

[@pinehawk9600]

Thomas Hiura you gotta see Nardwuars interview...hes a beast

[@Realtor_Ryan_Hodzic]

and even though he's told the same story a hundred thousand times, he still relays the emotions perfectly.

[@marcadams3025]

It's already been said, but Shad did an amazing job with this interview. I've seen countless ICP interviews throughout the years and this honestly felt like the first time the interviewer was genuine, respectful, and wasn't asking tongue-in-cheek questions condescending questions. I never comment on KZbin, but I just thought I'd share my thanks to Shad on this one. Awesome work.

[@SANITIZEDINC]

100%.

[@Yescamint]

I used to be a juggalo back in the day (late nineties). Can't say I've kept up with these dudes, as you get older sometimes your tastes change, yada, yada -but these dudes deserve mad props for the grind they got and for their massively successful careers. They're humble guys, and are legit hip hop fans. They love what they do and the people who got them there. That is why I'll always be down with the clown, yo. Even if I don't listen to them as much as I used to, they'll most definitely always have my respect, and I definitely consider them hip hop, and totally see their contributions. Much love to the juggalo family also. Sorry that some fucking morons gotta give the whole community a bad wrap.

[@tazzmission1325]

@ m.bison yep same here! im 33

[@NorCal-Killa]

M. Bison a juggalo is not a icp fan a juggalo is a family of icp fans. Sounds like you missed that 2nd part

[@sherryheaps3420]

I didn't know who ICP until my kids were listening to them in the early 2000. I'm 56 right now and still listen to them. When I lived in Michigan is was the normal for parents of the kids listening to them, we to were down with the clown too. I got the hatchet man tattooed on my back , when my husband died I moved back home to Texas and I actually got harassed by a couple of police as I walked down the street because they saw the hatchet on my back. Asking what gang members I was related to. My god I give props to Violent J and Shaggy for fighting for the family to get us off the gang sheets. God bless you guys (all psychopathic artists) I'll be down with the clown till the end of my days. Whoop Whoop MCL

[@christopherpeterson7171]

If you say you used to be a juggalo...you were never a juggalo.

[@christopherpeterson7171]

@@NorCal-Killa whoop whoop my ninja stay strong with the clowns brah

[@cessillaessig7415]

I see shaggy growing violent ed

[@johnportugues3389]

lmao

[@hmstrong6694]

thats comical.

[@NorthernSolesCrew]

Hahaha! Great reference!

[@anthonyi85]

lmao!!!!!! toxic love

[@monkonyx7171]

xD W

[@RyleHN]

The interviewer that ICP deserved. Probably the best interview with them ever. That host is a g.

[@quickerschapleski8300]

Agreed. Shad is a switched on dude. Dope rapper, too.

[@davidneuenfeldt6330]

amen

[@thedelster9525]

yeah.. come to Canada to hear a real interviewer

[@Burnt_clutch89]

the DelSter yup shad and nardwuar best interviewers out there.

[@daymanfighterofthenightman]

Yah this interviewer was fantastic. Stellar job

[@seanbeard7558]

44:40 "we really are that stupid." I don't know why, but this made me cry, and not from sadness, but from just how pure of a person J is. These guys are my heroes.

[@TFitz1]

Jay is a sincere passionate dude with a big heart. I think it surprises some people

[@hatchetrider1000]

People are too shallow to not dig deep and pass judgment off of the first layer they see

[@chrisd8878]

Yes Shaggy, we know what you're sayin

[@TranzparentMethods]

He's the real life version of J-Roc from the "Trailer Park Boys" in that way. LOL

[@elcreyo]

still not a ghostface killah "you know what i mean" level

[@purplehaze3797]

@@TranzparentMethods but not fake lmao

[@patrod2327]

I think we need a Counter

[@GVRDENLVL]

"The colder it is on the outside, The WARMER it is on the inside ." ...PROPS DUE. RESPECT.

[@kalbossa]

"The colder it is on the outside, the warmer it is on the inside"

[@m_v5460]

That's what she said...

[@Dave-Deadman]

Self made millionaires. DIY or die. When punk rock and hip hop collide. Can't say I'm a "Juggalo" but I love ICP

[@DuggieDug111]

Indeed. I'm a Juggalo. But, I hear ya. It's unfortunate they go unnoticed by the mainstream.

[@Combatcorncob]

+DougZilla I mean they seem like good guys and all and they seem really nice and passionate; they just have really basic, uninspired music with really generic beats and lyrics. They have an almost non-existent variety when it comes to rhyme scheme, really amateur figurative language in their songs and poor mixing on their records. Like I said, they seem like great guys and they are obviously super passionate and hard working, but I just don't think music is for them. They definitely have minds for the entertainment industry and they know how to become successful in it, but their music is just not good. But that's just me.

[@DuggieDug111]

Combatcorncob I can see what you're saying. But they have so much music out there it's insane. Besides their albums alone they are apart of many different super groups, and the sounds and themes change. Their rap style changes a lot too and they also have solo projects. Brought more rappers into the lime light and are responsible for their success. If you really listened to every single thing they did. Which is too much to talk about. You would have a different perspective on their talent. The reason why a lot of it goes unnoticed is because unfortunately they choose the wrong singles or silly ones. Most likely because it's just for us fans. Plus there's no radio play. But like they said, it's warmer on the inside. You really have to hear everything to understand why millions of us love them

[@DomozoveoGZ]

they're more nu metal than punk rock to be honest

[@maximusaralieous1728]

Combatcorncob : That's easy to say at first, but I've been listening to their music for years and disagree. Some guy said that to me about ICPs rapping style a year ago. That Twisted were better rappers because they changed up their style and ICP never did. Well I nodded hesitantly that day, but started going through their catalog with that claim on my mind and it was immediately apparent that they have used different rapping styles throughout their career. J frequently uses different rapping and rhymes throughout their catalog and when he's doing his solo songs on ICP discs they can get deep, as deep as any rapper I've heard. Check Burning Up, Daisies, Hate Her to Death and You Should Know for several different sounds. Shaggy has improved a lot since they started and if you listen to FTFO, his solo album, he does numerous rapping rhythms and times. Besides that check out I fucked a cop or Bazooka Joey. Lyrically it's all stayed pretty consistent, but their newer albums have really developed a new style of music and rapping themes, more along hope and dare I say, a bit more maturity. Musically, they have some pretty good stuff, Hells Pit(some dark beats on there) and up, the 2nd hand of Jokers Cards have a surprising variety of music(beats) for each album. If you glanced over some of their singles and songs it may appear that they stay the same, but if you were to peruse their catalog, they have definitely changed styles and music throughout the decades. The Marvelous Missing Link Lost and Found see a variety of rapping styles. Music is subjective though, what is awesome or incredible to you may not be to me. However, them having been in the music biz for over 20 years, it's hard to say they don't belong in it.

[@redwine968]

I've heard the story over and over again but this is one of the best interviews.

[@johndoeswork]

Hell yeah man. I love hearing J talk about the come up and just the whole story. It's all amazing!

[@daymanfighterofthenightman]

This made me laugh lol Hell yah brotha

[@therandomyoutuber5101]

I'm founder and CEO of a Marketing firm. I have been down with ICP since 12. 18 years and going strong. Juggalo family for life. WHOOPWHOOP!!!

[@Major_FaimOfficial]

kzbin.info/aero/OLAK5uy_mPwG8TfZbJbK8lnFTcHjWCQX8OHUgwbDw

[@DANNYDOLLARS]

respect to ICP True Detroit LEGENDS regardless what haters say

[@TheQxx]

ICP is harshly hated and severely underrated. Great interview.

[@Odeonremix]

ICP is not for me but lot of respect to them and the juggalos

[@Starlightchampion]

Never really noticed J's Midwestern accent before, the gravel in his voice combined with that makes him sound like Macho Man

[@Alexander-Hatfield]

Ya he's great at wrestling promos

[@JJ-xo3er]

Never liked ICP but I finally understand their genius, truly innovative.

[@TheBC313]

Great interview. That weight loss has done wonders for Violent J.

[@freewill2kill868]

Lol Necro one of the best rappers alive

[@deeznorts4272]

Did he lose weight

[@communistcatcometh9892]

+Wg wolf gang Truth.

[@communistcatcometh9892]

+TayTay Hinkle He lost a TON of weight after falling into a diabetic coma. Good for him.

[@communistcatcometh9892]

+c lap The poor mans slizzurp...

[@Moonshine5.7]

One of the best interviews I've seen. Legit questions, interviewer was genuinely interested in what they had to say. Thats whats up.

[@eviled9219]

ICP has made my life a better place for the last 20 years, I'll be down with the clowns till I'm dead in the ground!

[@gt_mustang_mark]

If only I had a dollar for every time Shaggy said, "You know what I'm sayin'?" I'd have like a whole lot of dollars.

[@SpecificPT]

ya know what I'm saying

[@dylanprescott2784]

I hear People In Detroit Say it all the time it gets annoying.

[@MrCantgetno]

thats too funny! you know what im saying?

[@TreeFreak]

No RAGRETS mang, knowauhmsayin'?

[@rollajay5301]

Like what enough to get a big Mac meal

[@nriab23]

This was one of the best interviews I've ever watched. The interviewer asked excellent questions, never interupts and shows great respect to the ICP. pleasure to watch.

[@Mike_and_Life]

not a juggalo... but I've been a fan for years. don't take yourself so seriously and just enjoy the ride. like a twisted haunted house in music form.

[@Juggalo972]

Amen, brother.

[@HBK970]

*CLOSET JUGGALO - Embrace your inner feelings and embrace being a Juggalo... quit being in denial.

[@ghostdtx]

If you been a fan for years. You a juggalo

[@hctgames5189]

"What is a juggalo?" Violent J: "Well they're a dead body, well they ain't like anything you'll ever see before"

[@jawmatt2102]

He'll eat Monopoly and shit out Connect Four

[@intellectualsolitudeproduc2865]

+Jenocide Majins what is a ju.....what the fuck? Connect Four....that shit is wack.

[@jawmatt2102]

Intellectual Solitude Productions BLOOP

[@DuecePiece]

Hct Games He'll eat Monopoly and shit out Connect 4

[@nateputerbaugh5709]

Hct Games He powerbombs motherfuckers into thumbtacks

[@kayd.overaski8593]

Thank you for giving ICP and the Juggalos a chance.

[@sydneysmith25]

These guys will always be legends.

[@zacthegunguy899]

Iv listened to ICP since 01-02 I'm now 31 years of age, I love the message there about always have been never changed. Stay up Juggilos

[@themadrapper101]

Underground legends

[@GPrime008]

Like they said it's the message in the music, if u don't get it then it's not for u! People only hear the bad in the music and ignore the good!

[@cessillaessig7415]

exactly

[@lucasg9526]

damn straight

[@wastedtalent666]

*I love how this interviewer ask each of them questions instead of letting J talk the whole time*

[@PatronFabian]

I love it every time they talk about how they got to were they go with hard hard hard work and not letting anyone pull them down. Yet everyone hates them cause they "look" different. They didn't take the same road like everyone else and made their own path and everyone hates it. Even all my friends say they suck they ain't shit but they are still here. They did the impossible and swam upstream and still made their mark and everyone still hates them cause the underdogs won. ICP! ICP! ICP! ICP! ICP!

[@antihero414]

ICP, they roam alone, ever since Inner City Ghetto Zone

[@ladev91]

in this intervoew J reminds me of someone that just found Jesus and wants to tell everybody about it

[@truesoulghost2777]

Haha yeah

[@thyringmaster]

Remember thy unveiling the truth is the carnival is god and weve allways been behind him the carnival is god and may all juggalos find him

[@Realtor_Ryan_Hodzic]

amen! his eyes speak better than his mouth

[@SYLPHone]

This was a great interview. These guys seem like genuinely good people. Nice to here how passionate they are still.

[@ren52]

Shaggy needs to pop that thing

[@magicvoicecast5555]

Guns & Bacon Finally someone said it!

[@5T3PH3N100]

It was a cyst. Hes had it removed

[@Liquid_Mike]

@@5T3PH3N100 he did it with some a-cyst-ance

[@SufficeNgratifY]

That is also the most inspirational I've ever heard J be and the closest I've ever seen him come to possibly tearing up.

[@the-engneer]

Never heard of this channel, but I subscribed just because of how good of an interview this was and the fact the interviewer treated them like actual human beings

[@madr0x]

this is so sick, one of the best ICP interviews I've seen. Nice to see them taken for real

[@igeo212]

Wow. That last 15 minutes was beautiful. I'm not even a fan of these dudes, but they have my respect.

[@charlesjones32787]

they did straight outta compton...they need to make a carnival of carnage movie

[@jaythetruthteller2385]

That would be dope as Hell

[@rottenandremixedrecords]

That would be sick 👁would watch it

[@peggymacmillan5069]

I'd buy 17 copies with a faygo.

[@DuecePiece]

Spot on interview, this interviewer is really great and ICP is probably the best group to interview. The times I've met and talked with them personally they are the same way in person, they don't fake who they are this is ICP, they're as real of people as it gets and I can't help but respect that to the fullest

[@freddie681]

these guys are really bright and on touch with their fans. great interview thanks for uploading.

[@JGCSOUND]

J is looking super healthy again. I wonder if he's running again.

[@juggaloninjaz]

since violent j lost weight he remind me of himself back in shangri la days

[@VioletRoseOrder]

he's back to smoking weed he is living proof that weed is a healthy thing whoop whoop

[@soysaucefool]

+Ceazer music management services he never quit smoking weed... he just slowed down.. hes still not a everyday smoker

[@RiPP2_The_Core]

+c lap thought I was the only one seein that.... been there done with opiates. You can't miss it if you have wrestled that monster before.

[@T.Maximus]

+c lap that interview was last year just published last month though.. Watch the video it says 2015 in it.

[@jdion79]

violent j back in fighting shape! really good to see!

[@shortyrok211]

this makes me want to listen to their albums now. what a genius idea. at the end when he asks how does violence relate to the answer of 6 album...his answer was perfect

[@wolfie965]

go through the cards, it's a fun ride for sure :)

[@cessillaessig7415]

+wolfie965 its a excellent ride

[@johnfraleee]

J is 100% right , The wraith was an okay album to me when I was a young kid and 16 years later, I think it’s amazing. Crazy

[@mac1hundo539]

I have a lot of respect for these guys

[@perryryan1618]

I'm not a fan of ICP at all, but this is a very good interview. Shad is great at what he does, really glad he got the q gig!

[@K1N_9utierrez]

They family, I got major respect for them. I might not have the same hardships that they or other fellow juggalos have but everytime I listen to them, it's like they've felt what I felt and I've felt what they felt. crazy shit. whoop whoop!!

[@darlingcreature789]

I've always felt what they're talking about in their music...I started listening to ICP when I was 10 years old(I was born in 1991) and I never started believing in God until I was 24 almost 25...there is so much that I could say about these guys(all good things),but to sum it all up I want to just thank them for their music,their imaginations,and their fearlessness to say fuck you to everyone.

[@tbca1387]

"the colder it is on the outside, the warmer its gonna be on the inside" wise words right there from J. perfectly describes juggalo family.

[@Pray-4-Me]

I only listened 2 great melenko back when it came out in the late 90s..

[@fensalir_gaming]

These guys are a totally different breed of artist. Iv been rocking there shit for 8 years now, I have my hatchet man tattooed on my back right behind my heart because when I was at my lowest, when I thought I could never be any better than I was right in that moment there music and the family I gained from it helped pull me up and out of that. I love this interview definitely one of the best Iv ever seen from then. MMFWCL!!!

[@Cjpearce426]

they are so under rated its not funny. they have one of the greatest fan bases ever. its a shame theyre so put down.

[@bobdigi500]

Ok I'm no ICP fan but after listening to ICP do an old Howard stern interview I've checked out a few more interviews. And I love how genuine and how violent jay is so confident to ask questions and acknowledge he isn't particularly intelligent rather than act intelligent. I like that in a person.

[@CodyGudmundsen]

Shad: "So tell me a little bit about that, Shaggy." Violent J: "Alright, what happened was..."

[@thesoundvault508]

Every interview in history lol

[@anon9110]

This is a really great interview. Possibly the most insightful ever. Just love them!! What they had to say was very interesting such as their childhood and the Dark Carnival, honest as they are not afraid to admit they cant free style and inspiring because they said they chose what they wanted to do and failure was not an option. That if you dont like something, change it but most of all it was moving. When Violent J talked about his kid freaking out over some magnets etc. I CRIED.

[@iceagod]

Love from Sweden, 30+ and still a juggalo since about 15 years!

[@someonesghost3868]

I love seeing all the positive comments on this video. I've been a Juggalo since Riddle Box. Everyone always hates on them and juggalos. This interview is great and I love to see people vibing with them!

[@thatTemplar9934]

MMFWCL to all! they've helped me get through alot of bullshit. Keep fighting fam!

[@crystinamarie1]

This is the best interview I've seen of ICP. Great interviewer. Genuine curiosity and great questions. Pretty much summed up what makes the group interesting.

[@MLoPeZ23805]

Shad is a great interviewer....the whole interview was strait up good..the clarity and honesty was on point

[@josearroyo1323]

WHOOP WHOOP !!! EVERYTIME , THE INTERVIEE GUY TELLS SHAGGY FOR HIS OPTION I START COUNTING ON HOW MANY TIMES HE GONA SAY " you know what im saying " RESPECT TO SHAGGY THE G AND VIOLENT J, THE CREATER, SHOUT OUT TO THE DARK CARNIVAL ..

[@xzone23]

Damn good interview, as i've gotten older i have heard the lyrics in a whole different way and it really shows they have meant well and said a lot of things that i didn't even hear when i was younger. Juggalo for life

[@jesseethier1115]

J is looking awesome, and I hope shags gets that lump checked out for real!! Best interview they have done in years!! Mmfwcl whoop whoop!!!

[@psyclownz91]

Awesome interview, a big thank you to shad and much love to the fam. WHOOP WHOOP!

[@BebeLush2]

J is amazing. Could listen to him for hours.

[@Thulgore]

This is actually an amazingly beautiful interview. I like some ICP songs, think most are "eh". Then again that goes for all bands that I can think of. (personal opinion) Sadly I was one of those that hated "miracles", I changed my mind due to this interview. Thank you. I did think it was an christian thing......I should probably not have jumped to that assumption but I did. The idea is actually beautiful. Yes, I know how magnets work.......but only the simple definition. Interesting. I also didn't figure it out, so I kinda feel like a plagiarist.

[@craigstrachan]

pretty decent interview with ICP.Unfortunately won't be able to catch their concerts in Ontario due to work days but have been a fan for over 20 years and still am a fan and always will be.hopefully will catch them the next time they come to Canada. Whoop Whoop and MMFWCL to all juggalos out there .peace.

[@truesoulghost2777]

Whoop whoop

[@drohza7830]

Out of all the ICP interviews ive seen this guy doing the interview holds it down, he asked the right questions. Mad props

[@fiorellajara1205]

this interviewer has asked the best questions anyone has ever done before when interviewing icp. very well done.

[@__iconoclast7744]

Growing up here in Michigan, it was impossible not to feel their influence. I do enjoy their music and respect their career even more.

[@blueseptennial8576]

Don't comment much but for you the interviewer god bless you asked genius and wonderful questions and was just being you like my fellas ICP, One of the best interviews I have seen in many years of being a fan of their Music.

[@RyanVanVleet]

Shout out to this host, amazing job with the interview. Loved hearing a very candid ICP.

[@DAVET0NE]

great interview. interesting, insightful and passionate. 10/10

[@johnstamos2]

I’ve been a huge music person for many years and it wasn’t until recently that I gave ICP a shot (never had anything against them or their base, it’s just something I never got around to.) I must say that after listening to their work (all of it), and seeing these interviews, I do respect them as artists. The classification of them being a gang seems really out of place from what I’ve seen and definitely doesn’t feel warranted. Listening to these guys get intense about sticking up for their fans looks and feels genuine to me and that’s amazing.

[@number6204]

Never been a fan of their music, but I really have to admit these guys are pretty cool.

[@2dcrazy80]

I used to listen to ICP a lot through the ages of 10 to 14 and I never fully understood the lyrics until I got older. At a younger age, I enjoyed it as entertainment. Now I'm 20 and I enjoy their music both as entertainment and as a message.

[@danielbarron3379]

all I ever hear is their music sucks but they're so great to listen to interviewed because they're good guys and speak well and tell good stories. I'm just glad people at least think that much.

[@jban4457]

DJ says to ICP: "So that hustle wasn't workin?" Love it! .... I just subscribed.

[@wolf93408]

What J is saying on the jokers is real and this dude just can't fathom it.

[@jonathanrossi2335]

Such a great interview. Gathering 17 here I come with fully positive Karma

[@iceagod]

And I have just like Violent J and Shaggy realized and understood there is a greater power. It's law of attraction and so much more. The word God cannot even describe it. We are all for sure amazing beings!

[@iceagod]

in these times Bob we will become what Jesus taught we could be. He didn't die for our sins, he was killed as you said. But he taught we have kingdom of heaven within and we have the eternity within and in our DNA. We are amazingly powerful beings here on this planet. We have just forgotten that. :) But more and more remember.

[@thedelster9525]

ok well their not about jesus Christ or anything in that sense... hes just saying their about a higher power.... I'm an atheist but I'm down with the clown.. and I believe in a higher power... that power is the love of each juggalo... throwing a whoop whoop and enjoying music together that can create memories forever

[@9-2-yo-dome]

these guys' deserve so much recognition. they might not be able to accept how they change lives, but i wouldn't either. i didn't expect track 17 of the 6th card to be what it was. but seeing these guys believe in 'god' definitely spoke to me, and made it so all the bad that was around me an i ignorantly did, i never let it take me. i wear a cross round my neck everyday and just count my blessings over anything. theres good in any situation, even if its just a lesson learned/growth. theres always something, you just have to choose how you look at it. blessings wouldn't feel so good without the hardships.

[@rns011]

ICP represents an important social force. Heroes of the underclass and a celebration of self sufficiency. Their "Where's God" video is brilliant. Great that Violent J dropped the weight.

[@traviscapehart7590]

long time juggalo it feels good to see bright eyes and excited voices being enthusiastic about it. not the drug induced coma personality disorder identified with us as juggalos now the outside can see the core element we follow, previously only heard in the music, now anyone can appreciate the attitude that is juggalo

[@MrShroomz84]

Holy crap! looks great with his weight loss. Done him well losing it all.

[@noahharris9093]

When the interviewer asked what is a juggalo, I wish they brought up lyrics from the song what is a juggalo.

[@gymraider5602]

the magic is god. I'm glad they feel it. I love these guys

[@Dustincooley40]

This is the best interviewer I’ve seen these guys with. He was constantly shifting focus between the two and really wanted to get both of their opinions on everything. Great interview.

[@musickwritersmovement8981]

this shit makes me cry yo..........

[@t2p]

They respect hip hop and wrestling and always come across real and honest in interviews and shoots ...couldn’t name one track but consider me a fan of these self made guys that did it their own way from day 1

[@juggawest]

I'm sorry but WHAT THE FUCK IS NEXT TO SHAGGY'S EYE! Is it a breathing issue, a new backyard match gone wrong?

[@HoustonHowl]

I was noticing that for a while. It keeps getting bigger

[@isemajic97]

+Houston Howl ya it could be a tumor

[@jocalo503]

+Houston Howl ive noticed its gettin bigger too

[@DuggieDug111]

I've been noticing it for a year now. I was afraid to say something in the comments. LOL I was looking all the way back on old footage and videos cuz i thought I was trippen. But yeah, I'm surprised he hasn't gotten it removed whatever it is

[@ericramirez7954]

ive been wonderin to.he should get it checked cause it could be a wart or something

[@Dab_Marino]

Crazy to think Disney pulled their record off the shelves But look at today's Disney shows and movies. Makes no sense now adays

[@zakkhampton2099]

Very strange to see Violent J wearing that shirt. For those that don't know it's Givenchy and costs about $550.

[@zakkhampton2099]

Guns & Bacon I'm going to school for fashion design

[@iamgeminijoker]

Zakk Hampton like it or not money n fame = celeb shit..

[@johndorcy1206]

+Zakk Hampton dude, the guy's name is Guns & Bacon. He thinks everything is "faggy".

[@lukevalentine3486]

Why is it strange? They're multi millionaires, so yeah. They're going to have some expensive shit from time to time SURPRISE!

[@kimmiecatluvinwilson2139]

It's funny cause I was admiring the shirt. At least J has good taste. However,to me..throwing down that kind of money on something so unnecessary,is wrong. People are going without basic necessities,..and here someone's frivolously wasting money on superficial objects.

[@tricatmeows]

Probably the best ICP interview you'll ever hear

[@Liquid_Mike]

Best genuine interview, yes. _Best_ interview? Anything from '95 to '02. Every interview was a wrestling promo and they gave 150% in all of em

[@cdizzle]

Oh wow, 3 Hip-Hop icons at the same table!

[@DoctorFurioso]

No need for sarcasm.

[@cdizzle]

I'm sorry, Doc

[@thesoundvault508]

Shaggy 2 Dope, Violent J, and Violent Ed