DOES ANYONE IN THIS BITCH LIKE ICP

Their Faygo fetish ruined the neon lighting in the shop I worked at. So... no.

Dud! Detroy everything, including that charming "Santa Is a Fat Bitch" single.

ICP was "on the money" about Faygo, though.

I remember when I first heard them a few years ago. A frien of a friend who I always argued with about modern metal (he was of the opinion that they were amazingly talented musicians, I was of the opinion that they were fantastically proficient musicians with the compositional talents of a retarded hyena) told me that he'd found a band we would both like. Wrong, wrong, and wrong again.

That, too. All of the threads in the Very Bonkers category are winners.

m.

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http://www.sixsixfive.com/oct31/

!!

A "fatwah"!!

Bbbbut you say that like it's a bad thing!!

My personal favorite ICP memory is one time I was going to a club in downtown minneapolis. To get there, I had to walk by the Target Center, in which there was a Jimmy Buffet concert taking place that night. At the same time, a block away, there was an ICP concert taking place at The Quest (formerly Prince's Glam Slam).....anyway, The Quest is right across the street from The Pickled Parrot which is a "tropical" themed sports bar which had a outside party to honor the Buffet show....This lead to a very funny stare-down across the street between the Juggalos and the Parrotheads...I almost expected the Beat It video to break out at any moment....Also funny for when I overheard a middle-aged dork with a stupid Parrot hat thingy and a hideous garish Hawaiin shirt refer to how he didn't know how those "freaks" (The Juggalos) could "dress like that"....I was thinking "Dude, have you looked in the mirror? At least the Juggalos had the excuse of being 16!

(also, what's up with ICP lately....I haven't heard much since they came out as secret Christians and dropped the joker card and said some shit about dedicating their whole career to a butterfly they had in a jar when they were kids....have they retired?)

http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drf900/f971/f97177pph7b.jpg

And people have the nerve to ask me why I like these guys!!!

http://redrummedia.com/~redrumme/cart/images/items/04677.jpg

As far as woot woot juggalos go, it's kinda like I said, if you are not a juggalo, it is hard to understand such topics. A lot of juggalos will see each other and go, "what up ninja?" and then the other will say, "Woot! Woot!" and that in itself is a long story.

How are they ripping off black culture?

Is it or isn't it? You tell me, I'm not a mind reader.

they smelled like some pretty strong weed.

they like playing Tony Hawks Pro Skater series alot.

I interviewed Tera Patrick that same afternoon....Her husband is the singer from Biohazard...he was kinda wierd...he kept talking about her like she wasn't in the room...referring to her as "Tera Patrick" right in front of her....he gave me his business card...it has a naked picture of her on it.

she didn't seem to know much about video games.

i've never seen one of her films.

way late, but cuz I work for a game magazine and she was there to promote Eidos's Backyard Wrestling 2 (she was a playable character)....

And they're having a 'gathering': http://www.juggalogathering.com/page05.php

The police had just received an alert about a gang called the Juggalos that beat and robbed 23 people in Washington state this summer. Another Juggalo in Massachusetts attacked three people in a gay bar with a hatchet this year, then killed an officer during a cross-country manhunt.

Now it appeared the Juggalos had invaded the town of 3,650 on the edge of Mecklenburg County.

No other local crimes had been tied to them. But the scribbled marks suggested the gang was threatening a face-off with the notorious MS-13 gang that has been blamed for crimes nationwide.

Some local Juggalos, though, say they are not a gang at all. Instead, they say they are merely devoted fans of the band Insane Clown Posse.

Yes, they say, songs mention killing and hatchets and axes. Yes, Juggalos have tattoos and hand signals like a gang.

"We're not like the Bloods or the Crips," said Stephen McAlister, 21, a Juggalo in Gaston County. "We don't go out and sell drugs, shoot each other and pimp women."

They say they are better known for wearing makeup like clowns. They douse each other with a brand of soda pop called Faygo instead of spraying bullets.

And McAlister estimates hundreds -- maybe even thousands -- of Juggalos and Juggalettes live in the Charlotte region. Next month many will gather at the Tremont Music Hall when the Insane Clown Posse stops here for its Hallowicked tour.

"We're not as evil as people portray us," McAlister said. "Granted there are some who do enjoy wreaking havoc, but they also pay the consequences. My crew, we are peaceful."

Gang or groupies? Which version is right? Or is it a combination somewhere in between?

United like a family

The Juggalos' devotion to Insane Clown Posse and its "horror-rap" sound doesn't stop with buying albums. They've adopted an entire lifestyle.Other bands have also attracted adoring acolytes who create their own subcultures. Deadheads rambled along with the Grateful Dead. Parrotheads flock to Jimmy Buffett concerts. The KISS Army rallied its troops.

The Juggalos? They drive through the night to reach concerts in other states. They say the chance to meet band members is like politicians getting to meet the president.

They dye their hair and plait it like the band members. They tattoo themselves with the silhouette of a wild-haired man running with a hatchet, the logo for the band's record label. They wear it on charms, adorn cars with stickers and sport other ICP paraphernalia.

They also don makeup that makes them look like Bozo the Clown visiting the dark side.

"A lot of people didn't know me without my makeup on," said Daniel "Spike" McAlister, 22, who used to wear it to the store, in the street, anywhere.

(But other Juggalos say they can't wear it all the time because the best facepaint can be hard to find year round. And, some say, it causes breakouts.)

For the McAlisters' crew, who call themselves the Gashouse Juggalos because many live in Gaston County, all the clothing, makeup and gear represent something greater. The Insane Clown Posse has united them like a family, creating a network for people who might not otherwise fit in.

"It's the outcasts. It's the people society rejects," said Stephen McAlister, Spike's brother. "It's like the kid that's always picked last at sports. The fat kid. They just shut us out."

Carrie Morris, 24, whom Juggalos call Faygo, said the band and the culture bring something important to their lives. "I can't tell you how many people would have killed themselves before listening to this music," she said.

The band gives them an instant bond. They spot each other by the gear and shout out, "What's up, Ninja?"

And though some lyrics speak of "chicken hunting" (killing rednecks), they say they don't take that part of the message literally.

"We do not discriminate," Morris said.

"No, we hate equally," Spike McAlister retorted.

But Stephen McAlister got serious. "Just because the music is talking about murder, killing people, doesn't mean we are going to do it."

What constitutes a gang?

Pineville police, however, say they need to take every threat seriously. And the graffiti they found Aug. 14 behind the Meadow Creek apartments off South Polk Street made them worried about a possible gang war.

"People say graffiti is harmless," said Lt. Wayne Embrey. "Well, it's not. There's usually something behind this."

The graffiti they found showed joker icons. The biggest concern: markings that showed MS-13 crossed out.

"If we're seeing people cross out a tagging, they're saying this is my territory," Embrey said. "That concerns us because you've got a turf war about to happen."

The Gashouse Juggalos say they doubt the graffiti came from real Juggalos. But they acknowledge it's not the first time someone left ICP graffiti in the Charlotte area. After one concert, graffiti appeared on a local church.

Morris said she doesn't oppose graffiti but doesn't do it herself. However, when it's on a church, she said, that's not cool. She said she and other Juggalos offered to help clean it off.

She said they help others whenever they can, bringing gasoline to those whose cars run out on the side of the road. She points to the hatchet man icon and tells those she helps to remember the Juggalos. Real gangs don't help others, she said.

In North Carolina, that's not part of the official definition. Authorities generally define a gang as a group of three or more people who share an interest, bond or activity characterized by colors or icons. Law enforcement experts also say the group must engage in ongoing criminal or delinquent behavior.

Officer S.J. Parker, a Charlotte-Mecklenburg police gang investigator, said he's not sure if the Juggalos fit the definition. "We don't have enough information to classify them either way," he said. Some Juggalos appear to adopt other gang titles, like Juggalo Crips, but police haven't determined what that means: gang, or wannabe?

Still, Embrey wants Pineville residents to report any Juggalo activity that appears gang-oriented. But he cautions, "Not everyone out there wearing a clown face is going to cut you up."

A culture of their own

The Gashouse Juggalos say they want people to know the truth about them. But they also say they won't change."There's nothing that can pull us apart," said Chris Queen, 19, who friends call Twitch. "There's nothing the cops can do."

On a recent afternoon, a cluster of Juggalos gathered on the McAlisters' driveway in the Gaston County town of Ranlo. They cranked up the ICP song "Shangri-La" on Morris' car stereo.

It was a typical hangout for them. Smoking cigarettes. Listening to music. Goofing around outdoors. They admitted that police came by earlier that day because they were shooting off fireworks. The music grew louder.

"It's already started," Morris said, rubbing goose bumps appearing on her arm.

"Ah I got my chills now," added Spike McAlister.

They sang along, knowing every word. The McAlisters' grandfather smoked on the porch, watching them.

The Juggalos ignored him and continued to sing, bobbing their heads to the music. When the song died down, they broke out the face makeup. Jonathan "Shaggz" Pope, 22, a tattoo artist, painted faces with stark clown patterns in gold and black.

"My God, you look bad enough without that," the grandfather yelled to Spike McAlister.

"I know, Paw Paw," McAlister said back softly.

The grandfather, who declined to give his name, tries to ignore the music that often fills his house and yard.

"If that's what you call music, that's out," he said.

He turned and walked away. The Juggalos, though, continued to rock out to the music.

Juggalo Icons

• Faygo -- Soda pop from a Detroit-based company that comes in a range of flavors from cola to peach, to Rock & Rye. "It's like any other soda. It's just cheap," said Carrie Morris, a Juggalo. "It's for the broke ninjas."

• Hatchet man -- The logo of the band's record label features a profile of a man running with a hatchet. The logo appears on jewelry, bumper stickers and clothing.

• Wicked Clowns, the Lotus and ICP -- Juggalo hand signals.

• Ninja -- A term of affection for a fellow Juggalo.

Maybe not, but it's still a pretty good rule of thumb.

• Swingin' on the flippety-flop -- hanging out

So...has anyone here ever seen the ICP movie, "Big Money Hustla$"?

It tells the story of greedy clown gangster Big Baby Sweets (played by Violent J) and a funked out cop from Frisco named Sugar Bear (played by Shaggy 2 Dope) who rolls into town to clean up a corrupt police force and fight rampant crime plaguing the city. There's a 500 pound stripper and ninjas and a drive-by perpetrated on a stock footage baby deer, cameo performances by Re-run and Rudy Ray Moore and you'd better believe there's titties.

So yes, the movie is very entertaining, but really it's the DVD commentary that makes this worth renting (Netflix has it!)According to the DVD commentary there's a lot going on in the film that we, the viewers, could never in a million years have known if it weren't for the commentary. For example: all cocaine shown in the film was not real. Fact! Making movies is expensive. Fact! And even though when you watch the movie you only see a few actors on screen at a time, there are really dozens of people there in the room with the actors, operating the cameras and lights and stuff.

And there's a prequel in the works! It will hopefully be entitled "Big Money Rustla$" and may even be a Western.

I may be years late to this, but it is comforting to know that my love of Black Sabbath and Will Haven should keep me safe.

yo does any of you like INSANE CLOWN POSSE!!!!!!! if you dont now WHAT THE FUCK ICP IS DONT ask ME ..... .....................BITCH !!!!!!!!!!!! peace out --joggalo_6*

underrated thread

I cant find any messag bords worth my time not even this one is worth my time but, i get borded.

p.s. all of you are bitch-is

― patrick terry, Saturday, June 2, 2001 1:00 AM (7 years ago)

http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t214/ZachRScott/wootenicped.jpg

Victor Woot Wooten Juggalo

fuk all of you ! if you dont like ICP fuk you all you can goto hell in a faggots ass! so fukk all of you! cept the ppl who like black sabbath there cool. but the rest of you butt plungin fuks can suck ma sweaty greasy balls!!

― Justin "necro the evil klown" shortt

It's a bold new direction for Wooten and one that I think we should all respect.

Whenever I see the acronym ICP I always automatically think of these guys.

Now it appeared the Juggalos had invaded the town of 3,650 on the edge of Mecklenburg County.

No other local crimes had been tied to them. But the scribbled marks suggested the gang was threatening a face-off with the notorious MS-13 gang that has been blamed for crimes nationwide.

wonder how this worked out for them

what a disaster for juggalos and i am not even kidding with that

i wanna thank ZS for the victor woot wooten juggalo again; love that so much.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqJA0xjD1CM

Love those guys more every year

"Big fans of a strong, soft toilet paper?"
"YES. One hundred per-maaaaaaaan... I can't stress that ENOUGH."

http://blogs.villagevoice.com/music/2012/01/kathleen_hanna_juggalo.php

Neal's Beyonce show was a top twenty concert experience for me.

feel free to cut and paste the times quote here.

i truly am a uk juggalotus mcukl to all juggalos readin this shit, metal rules too, only real metal no fukin limp bizkit or papa roach, try will haven and fear factory and soul fly later mutha fukaz
― twiz n. clown, Saturday, August 11, 2001 8:00 PM (10 years ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

According to Dan Gibson via Twitter and FB:

"Something I learned today: the ICP album features a bonus disc on which they cover "Shout" by Tears for Fears."

"Another bonus album with the new ICP record has one 64 minute long cover of Too Short's "Freaky Tales""

"...one of the bonus discs that comes with the new Insane Clown Posse album does feature Color Me Badd and Krayshawn."

Apparently you'll have to collect all three versions of the album to get all three bonus discs!

there was another 10 min advert on youtube posted on the other icp thread. woop woop.

Color Me Badd Krayola

these guys are something else

http://www.heyreverb.com/blog/2012/08/14/gathering-juggalos-photos-2012/54319/

DOES ANYONE IN THIS BITCH LIKE ICY PEE?

http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj242/donaldparsley/ICP2.gif

Ugh, earlier this week on the train after work, these two reeking juggalos came on-board and proceeded to loudly rap through ICP's hits. Longest 30 minutes of my life, though I'm not entirely sure if they didn't repeat some jams.

http://i49.tinypic.com/wa0ikz.png

http://i50.tinypic.com/15gwi9s.png

http://i50.tinypic.com/alhete.png

http://i45.tinypic.com/r08u9w.png

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/insane-clown-posse-sue-fbi-for-records-on-gang-listing-20120927

http://www.juggalosfightback.com/

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2013/03/fbi-juggalos/

An unnamed agent in the Salt Lake City FBI’s Safe Streets/Gang Unit wrote to his or her superior on March 15, 2011 that “Juggalo crimes” in several states included “drug sales, possession and child endangerment,” which fit a pattern of “crimes typically seen by gangs or gang members.”

sorry but lol

I could watch hours of this, in a "Heavy Metal Parking Lot" kind of way.
"American Juggalo" by Sean Dunne (NSFW):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXRAQyiqx-M

Eek... sorry; I didn't realize even the screencap would be NSFW...

I could watch hours of this

otm, this is amazing

Yeah, I loved that.

'i wanna find a skinny-ass little bitch, and make her fat, then we can lose weight together, and we'll bond'

that doc is amazing - this is what america is going to look like after the fall

that is what america looks like after the fall

felt for that 21-yr-old virgin who can't get lucky because he's crazy and likes stabbing people.

"we've got alcohol and we've got explosives. let me show you how great we are."

Maybe it was edited to highlight it, but it was interesting how uniform and on-message all the Juggalos were, like they'd been given juggalo media training classes or something. Made them vaguely cult-like. Beware a long-term "Gathering" in the Guyanese jungle.

FA-MIL-Y! FA-MIL-Y! WOOT WOOT!

Love that record scratch moment at the 14th minute when the dude raps about violent stuff, i mean, I get that ICP is about horrorcore but after all the 'family' and 'good times' messages leading to that, it works very well.

Juggalo discriminatiion stories:
http://www.metalinjection.net/latest-news/is-it-wrong-to-laugh-at-these-juggalo-discrimination-stories

Midlife crises

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/09/arts/music/crisis-for-insane-clown-posse-getting-saner.html

Lately, Violent J said, he has been seeing a psychiatrist and taking medication to help him cope with the persistent feeling that he can never turn off the pressures of work.

god, to be a fly on the wall of his therapy sessions

"maybe it's time we talk about the face paint, violent."

Be great if the psychiatrist was a Juggalo.

"You look familiar."

"I'm just a simple local musician, ma'am."

I'd hope they would both be wearing their Juggalo makeup, were that the case. Maybe Violent J could incorporate a greasepaint moustache as a disguise.

DOES ANYONE IN THIS BITCH LIKE SCP

HAS ANYONE IN THIS BITCH TRIED ECT

http://theumlaut.com/2013/10/16/a-vindication-of-juggalo-society/

It’s not that Middle America will be won over to Juggalo culture. It’s that Juggalo culture and its detachment from mainstream institutions will come to increasingly define an America with a permanent underclass that neither hopes to nor can improve its lot.

To be sure, this is far from an ideal outcome. But it’s not the worst of all possible worlds, either. For all their devotion to lyrics glorifying mindless violence and stunted sexuality, Juggalos aren’t the amoral nihilists their detractors make them out to be. The accoutrements of the Juggalo lifestyle aren’t free, and even if they’re not in careers with upward trajectories, interviews with Juggalos reflect that many if not most of them have regular jobs. (ICP’s lyrics include this explanation: “[A Juggalo] graduated from…well / At least, he got a job / He’s not a dumb putz / He works for himself scratching his nuts.”) And while it’s not the Mosaic code, Juggalos do have an ethical code that includes respecting the property and persons of other Juggalos, a theme the Insane Clown Posse themselves stress in interviews.

The pictures that Murray and Cowen paint of America’s future are not hopeful—and both are loath to offer prescriptions. But if we are on an inexorable path to where a large swath of our countrymen are unmoored from the bourgeois virtues, kith, and kin, a commitment to the “Juggalo family” may be better than no commitment at all.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BdeJp0pCEAAULdO.jpg

ahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

so good

upside down bill of rights

justice, how does it work

tbf them being targeted as a criminal organization is fucking ridiculous

otm, stoked they're doing what they're doing

can somebody please render that picture above as an oil painting though

In the style of Rockwell obviously

http://i.imgur.com/SNvyMPz.jpg

it's really about time that the American Clown Liberties Union got involved

congratulations to some dude for making me lol so hard I have a coughing fit

http://www.loweringthebar.net/2014/01/juggalos-sue-fbi-again.html

There are lots of ways to translate "straight-up bullshit" into legal terms, but these are the three specifically alleged in the complaint.

that picture actually reminds me of a GTA screenshot for some reason

WHOOP DREAMS - a juggalo documentary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74imUFiyVEE

I heard Eminem make some Juggalo/ICP mentions on his latest but didn't delve too deeply into it all. Does he approve of them now, maybe showing mutual civic pride, or is it a continuation of a feud, or what?

http://mimesislaw.com/fault-lines/fucking-first-amendment-standing-how-does-it-work/3274

https://reverb.com/news/dutch-avant-jazz-pianist-and-innovator-misha-mengelberg-dies-at-81

Misha Mengelberg, piano luminary in the Dutch free jazz scene and co–founder of the Instant Composers Pool, died in Amsterdam today at the age of 81.

Mengelberg rose to eminence starting in the late 1960s at the nexus of the Fluxus and free jazz movements. His first recording appearance happens to be on one of the most consequential albums for the Netherlands’ budding jazz scene, playing piano on Eric Dolphy’s Last Date recorded less than a month before Dolphy’s own passing.

Dolphy found loving audiences in the Netherlands, and Mengelberg was among the key Dutch players finding inspiration for a native scene. The Dutch avant jazz scene, revolving around venues like the Bimhuis, would go on to become one of the most vibrant in Europe, thanks in large part to Mengelberg.

Mengelberg helped form the Instant Composers Pool out of a Fluxus impulse, alongside percussionist Han Bennink and saxophone player Willem Breuker. The ICP resembled the American avant jazz collective Association for Advancement of Creative Music in form, featuring a rotating cast of improvisers, including the AACM’s own members like George Lewis.

Through the ICP Orchestra and in collaboration with fellow innovators like Peter Brotzman, Derek Bailey, Steve Lacy, and Anthony Braxton, Mengelberg helped stake out a distinctly European free improvisation language steeped in space, careful listening, and a very Dutch free-wheeling and sometimes tongue–in–cheek attitude.

Mengelberg drew from Thelonious Monk and John Cage alike to create an a lyrical, impressionistic improvisation style all his own. His was a sound always ringing with jazz’s past, always aimed at the future, experienced best in the present.

i interviewed him once -- he would have liked being feted in this thread i think (certainly more than he would have liked that obit, which is made of cliche)

(vivid memory of a moment in a show he did -- company week 1987 maybe? not sure -- with han bennink, and bennink ceasing to batter his drums for a moment and lumbering the piano to delicately place a small mickey mouse figurine at the end of misha's keyboard)

all of the other obits were written in european

experienced best in the present

^^^my favourite bit

https://www.juggalomarch.com/

1–2pm Juggalos assemble (please don’t arrive before 1pm)
2–2:20pm Juggalo Testimonies
2:20–2:30pm WOLFPAC PERFORMANCE
2:30–3pm Guest Speakers
3–3:10pm ONYX PERFORMANCE
3:10–3:40pm Guest Speakers
3:40–3:50pm LIL EASY E PERFORMANCE
3:50–4pm Speech by ICP
4–5:30pm THE JUGGALOS MARCH ON WASHINGTON
5:30–5:40pm Guest speaker
5:40–6pm OUIJA PERFORMANCE
6:00–6:10pm Guest speaker
6:10–6:30pm DJ CLAY PERFORMANCE
6:30–6:40pm Guest Speaker
6:40–7pm BIG HOODOO PERFORMANCE
7:00–7:10pm Guest Speaker
7:10–7:30pm LYTE PERFORMANCE
7:30–7:40pm Guest Speaker
7:40–8pm MADCHILD PERFORMANCE
8:00–8:10pm Guest Speaker
8:10–8:40pm ABK PERFORMANCE
8:40–9pm Guest Speaker
9pm–10pm ICP PERFORMANCE

there was another, more loosely organized rally that same day of white supremacists and captain america cosplayers, the juggalo rally was better attended tho. they were joined by antifa who view them as allies against the alt-right, and socialists who recognize their raison d'etre as class struggle.

https://www.citylab.com/equity/2017/09/the-juggalo-march-on-washington-is-not-a-joke/540036/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TrueReddit/comments/70jkjt/the_juggalo_march_on_washington_dc_is_not_a_joke/dn3m57h/

were juggalos always red? if not, when did they go red?

solidarity in the struggalo

lollo

(I keep thinking about this - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instant_Composers_Pool - when I see this thread - maybe the clowns should join.

i dunno about red, but they've always been about mutual aid ("juggalo family"). a friend of mine lived in a juggalo squatter warehouse for a while when she was homeless and her report was they all had criminal records but were all fundamentally good people who were supportive of each other.

i learned from a tweet the other day that my most fondly remembered occupy camp fixture ("nic at nite", who wandered around yelling "if you got a cigarette i need a cigarette / if you need a cigarette i got a cigarette / i'm nic at nite / i jones so you don't have to") was apparently only one of an entire squad of nic at nites, deployed to occupies nationwide by the juggalos?

maybe i have my juggagraphics muddled but have always assumed that they are largely from the alienated permanent-service class and as such are natural reds, as opposed to suburban professionals who are natural fash. as the juggalos also seem to be largely white i'm glad they are inoculating themselves against the usual american technique for bridging this gap.

forapper otm about mutual aid, they're rly used to thinking in terms of solidarity-- on the other hand every political anything does that, solidarity with whom's the question, obv

Shaggy comes up short trying to drop kick Fred Durst

https://musicmayhemmagazine.com/shaggy-2-dope-of-insane-clown-posse-attempts-to-dropkick-limp-bizkit-front-man-fred-durst-on-stage/

lol

shaqqy not dope enough

Hero

great piece of journalism

dying @ the failed kick

I’m not faulting the attempt and who knows what shags was on when he did this, but it could be said that if he really wanted to connect with nookie then he could have gotten a little closer

he should audition for the Slipnutz

man people who are harassing on that kick should step off, he got fully horizontal, not easy to do

also the full footage gives context to the kick. medal of honor to shaggy for service to art imo

https://youtu.be/O7pGeQEKVMI

he should audition for the Slipnutz

― rip van wanko, Monday, October 8, 2018 11:15 AM (one hour ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

or the dropkick murphys, imo

xp Your link cruelly lured me into watching the majority of a Limp Bizkit song performance

We haven't answered OP's question, though.

DOES ANYONE IN THIS BITCH LIKE ICP

im down with the clown, if thats what you're asking

i have GIS'd "jugalettes" a few times over the years if that counts

lol

So, Violent J (of Insane Clown Posse, natch) apparently has a daughter who's a furry... and he's going with her to a con in his own fursuit that matches his ICP makeup.

I'd rather be flayed than listen to ICP, but I gotta admit, this guy's killing it in the dad department. pic.twitter.com/LUy6qAxGFC

— Ben Towle (@ben_towle) December 1, 2018

Aww cute

What’s a furry?

the explanation is right in the name

Hairy?

I thought furry was a fetish thing; but seeing as this^ isn’t being treated as the creepiest thing ever, I’ll assume there are non-sexual dimensions to it?

that hotel 100% contains people fucking with their animal suits on, but up in their rooms. there will also be lots of kids who really enjoy watching cartoons, dressing in costumes & play-acting, and aspie teens/adults who value having a highly mediated form of socialising with learnable rules and no facial cues.

that hotel 100% contains people fucking with their animal suits on, but up in their rooms.

Just a bit of fun lads

makes u think

https://cvltnation.com/anti-incel-movement/