The doctor in that 'American Juggalo' documentary makes me feel bad for every patient he has seen/worked on.
The doctor in that 'American Juggalo' documentary makes me feel bad for every patient he has seen/worked on.
...got Red Pop, Moon Mist...
i would love it there.
It's about 5 hours from me. I would love to go for a day just to see the crazy but tickets start at $175. Fuck that shit.
Kool Keith
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Every jug fag I've ever met either wants to or tried to kill themselves, this saddens me. Just do it, how could you fail you fucking inbred? That concert has some dope acts though, I don't understand why some of them are there though.
Like, there are some legit hip hop artists there (at least the truly black ones) but there are absolutely no good "rock" bands. How the hell did these hicks get such a high budget festival??? I don't even think country music has anything like this.
Saw this about a week ago, couldn't stop watching it. I'm sad that Bobcat will be there.
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By brainwashing white trash into thinking their all alone and they need to be an individual.
They are also evangelical christians and make a shitload of cash rapping about 'rape and murder' for their church to protest against abortion.
lineup looks interesting and I'm sure you'd have tonns of fun and get tonns of sexually transmitted infections.
Searched juggaloo funeral and they included photos of the dead baby
Biz Markie, Project Pat, Onyx, Master P, DMX, Jamie Kennedy what the fuck?
They gonna get raped.
Yeah man, just imagine Project Pat rapping in front of a bunch of juggalo's....embarrassing
DMX gets bossed around by his wifey.
Tech N9ne as well.
yea i was like "lol they got game and raekwon but obvs the south is the only real place left aint nobody gonna...
Can't believe I used to, and people still do watch this shit
Pitchfork: I saw online footage of you getting yanked offstage at the Gathering of the Juggalos last year. That didn't look like a lot of fun.
AWK: It was incredible. It was absolutely overwhelming in ways that I never could have imagined. But I am extremely grateful. I didn't have the chance to play, but I actually did have an incredible, life-changing time.
Pitchfork: How so?
AWK: I've had things like that happen before, playing before really rowdy audiences. That wasn't so new; what was new was being in an atmosphere that one band, or one record label, or one scene, or one mindset has created out of sheer will. It was completely autonomous and completely what they wanted to do. That was extremely inspiring. It's mind-blowing how someone with enough desire can build something so huge that brings joy to so many people.
Pitchfork: So you didn't mind that the audience didn't treat you well?
AWK: Well, I still don't really know how to interpret it. The audience was throwing stuff around and screaming, acting really rowdy all day with every performer. So it wasn't clear to me. I've played before crowds in Europe where that kind of reaction is considered a particular kind of support or almost a kind of initiation. I don't know how to interpret it, but I was just glad for a very passionate response. That's really all you can ask for-- to get energy back from the crowd.
Pitchfork: Did you get pulled off the stage? It was hard to tell what was going on.
AWK: They said it was an insurance reason, that I had to be removed from the stage for my own safety. I think when people were launching bottle rockets and large boulders, they decided that for my own welfare-- and the welfare of the insurance company-- that it was best to stop. That was really wild. I didn't realize it during the show, but I have to take their word for it that it was. Afterward, the next day, I realized I was covered in bruises. I didn't feel anything like that happening during the show. Once I start playing-- I'm sure many people relate to this-- I go into a place that's so driven by adrenaline and by the music that there's a superhuman state that you're in-- not necessarily above human, but definitely using all your resources. It's a very athletic, physical place to be. I wasn't processing everything that was happening.
Huh.
I love kids. They're short, highly emotional people who don't know anything. They rely on their creativity and imagination to get by in the world. A world, I might add, filled with giants. Amazing feat.
THIS CONCERT MAKES NO FUCKING SENSE!!!! I'm seriously thinking about disowning some of my so called favorite Mc's, Some of these niggas never had anything to do with ICP, maybe I just don't know...maybe I'm misinformed with disinformation,all I now is fuck ICP. Worste thing about tech 9 is he gets down with them. I like that axe song though
As I said....
Money
White bitches
drugs
VS
Your morals
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