r/juggalo

Let Irresponsible Robby be your guide to the Do’s and Don’ts at the Gathering of the Juggalos!

Using their extensive experience from years of gathering Robby will share some lessons they’ve learned along the way!

YOU choose how you gather but hopefully you’ll be responsible in some ways and make it through safe and enjoyable!

Shouts to Faygoluvers for the footage of the grounds

Found this clip again on YT. What did Violent J ever mean by this?? Such an odd idea for sure.

I was listening to this album again and I completely forgot about this song. I have a lot of good memories listening to this song and still remember every line. I never heard anybody else talk about it though. I'm just curious if anybody still listens to this album

Hi! So I’m making a fun little mini lyric video for Mr Happy and sourcing the lyrics is quite hard, Ive seen two different versions for the parts
“Happy happy happiest”/“happy happy happy it’s gone”
And “murder murder murder you are”/“murder murder murder you” and I low-key hear both so just wondering what the true lyrics are! Thank you :)

We all know ICP and fellow and honestly former at this point Detroit Rapper Kid Rock have a history. They don't like each other, though the more sour end seems to come from Kid Rock whenever ICP gets mentioned. But I've noticed that despite their differences and beef, there are a few similarities to how they got so big. Now, I am a Juggalo but I also enjoy the early stages of Kid Rock's career, so anything after his debut Grits Sandwiches leading up to Devil Without A Cause. Here are the similarities between the artists I've found.

1. They both got fucked over by Jive. Kid Rock's 1990 debut "Grits Sandwiches For Breakfast" was apparently not pushed and promoted for shit, according to his 1993 song "Back From The Dead." Same as ICP. Jive didn't push or promote "Riddle Box" in 1995. Except in Kid's case, they dropped him while ICP I think were bought out of their contract by Hollywood Records, but I'm not sure.
2. They both had documentary releases in 1997. ICP had their documentary called "Shockumentary" that was aired by auctioned time slot by MTV meanwhile Kid Rock had released his own sort of documentary/live concert video called "Underrated & Unsung" which was just a compilation tape of old music videos, unseen concert footage, band rehearsal, and just random home video footage. A lot of it was Rock and Kracker with their boys getting drunk at a bowling alley, then it'll cut to a random music video.
3. Kid Rock actually had a wicked stage show back in his underground era. I'm serious. Back in 97, he'd do a bit where he'd pretend to get shot on stage and a guy in a robe would put him in a coffin only for him to jump out of it for the next song. The whole concert is on YouTube, it's dope.
4. This isn't really a similarity, I'm just surprised that ICP never thought about this idea first. Joe C. Think about it. You've got 2 wicked murderous serial killer clowns and then you've got the rapping rocking shit kicking trailer park pimp. The fact that ICP never thought about having a diminutive pint size backup hypeman and Kid Rock did just that surprises me.

So, that's all I got. I'm a Juggalo who likes Kid Rock. OLD Kid Rock. Fuck the country route he's taken over the last 20 years.

looking for some Juggalettes to participate in a passion project a couple of friends and myself are doing. (music video) We need 4 or 5 participants and there are a few requirements:

- Over 18 (nothing sketchy is going on, just legally we don’t want to have to delete footage)

- be a little decent with the face paint

we will also shoutout your social media if you want.

the whole thing shouldn’t take more than 30 minutes to do and would be 15-20$

if interested, please DM me. thanks!