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VIOLENT J:
Real Name: Joseph Bruce Psychopathic Name: Violent J Birthday: April 28th, 1972 Height: 6'2" Weight: 220+ Eyes: Green Hair: Blonde (Always changing colors though) Race: Caucasian Nick Names: Violent Jay, J, Jay, 3D, Bullit, Violent J, Mr. Rotten Treats, The Maker Of Love, Big Baby Sweets, Dead Body Man, Jitty Pants, Diamond Donavon Douglas, Flea, etc. More: Joe Bruce you know him as Violent J, 1 half of the serial wig splitting killa clowns known as The Insane Clown Posse. Born in the outskirts of Detroit on April 28th of 1972. He grew up poor, in a single parent home, with his brother Rob (Jumpsteady) and sister, and his Mom that he has nothing less than Pure LOVE for, and he loved his life and agrees he would never trade his child hood for any other. Violent J is what you would say the more public, and even more humorous side of the Insane Clown Posse, and over the past 10 years his love for his fans and followers has grown wide beyond that of any others, and in kind the Juggalo World sends him a mutual feeling
SHAGGY 2 DOPE:
Joseph Utsler, the other half of ICP also born in the Detroit area on October 13th 1975. Shaggy also grew up poor roaming the streets of Detroit, little is known about his family life. Shaggy is the more serious, and quieter of the 2. He was practically almost unheard of on Bizzar/Bizaar, but when The Wraith Came around, he came out from the shadows like never before, with even a few songs filled with nothing but Shaggs, such as "We Belong" and "Birthday Bitches". Regardless of his quiet and serious appearance, Shaggy never ceases to amaze and impress with his funny raps, and crazy, even death-defying stunts that you've seen on The Shaggy Show. Shaggy has nothing but love for the Juggalos, and it shows. He does everything in his ability to entertain his audience regardless if it means putting his health on the line.
Some More History Of The InsaneClownPosse:
"The vision appeared as a caravan of strange and powerful beings, which he recognized immediately as the Dark Carnival."The Inscribed Chronicle Proceeds...The painted faces of the Insane Clown Posse haunt the media like an urban legend. They emerge like phantoms amidst rumors of horror and stories of violence, shrouded in secrecy and surrounded by speculation, only to disappear back underground, beneath the streets. It is this sense of mystery, and the Dark Carnival mythos which surrounds and empowers them, that has attracted thousands of fans worldwide--endearingly referred to as "Juggalos." To hear Juggalos tell it, ICP are the only band worth representing, far removed from "the most hated band in the world". But, with a career spanning over a decade of hip-hop's tumultuous history, have they earned their reputation?For those who seek the truth, the Insane Clown Posse (ICP) are a success story that baffles the so-called "experts," and defies all the rules of the music industry. Defiance has been a defining characteristic of ICP and Psychopathic Records since the beginning. Their tale begins with poor suburban kids lost in the streets of Southwest Detroit, and peaks with over ten RIAA certified albums and DVDs, including the Billboard Top 200's longest running hip-hop album--an unprecedented success for a group with no major label support, and no radio or MTV airtime. With little to no outside funding, and in spite of harsh criticism, they have managed to produce a feature film, almost a dozen music videos, a documentary film, live concert DVDs, interactive CDs, and a legendary stage show that includes theatrical sets, revolving costumes, giant crowd-spraying props, and thousands of gallons of Faygo pop. With the Hell's Pit album, they have achieved a certified World Record, for creating the first ever High Definition 3-D video! In their spare time, they show off their wrestling talent, in each of the major wrestling federations, and in their own Juggalo Championshit Wrestling circuit. Their activities culminate with the annual Gathering of the Juggalos--an ever-growing concert-festival extravaganza, which regularly sees over 7,000 in attendance. With all these commercial achievements, one might wonder where the bad rap comes from. Be warned, the story of how two kids in face paint went from small-time gang-bangers to monsters of the music industry is as amazing as the music itself...
