#9

I had tickets to see Insane Clown Posse last year. They had to reschedule the show though, and I couldn’t make the new date, so it didn’t happen.

#10

U2.

#11

Jeremy Corbyn and his band of communist loonies

#12

The Wee Papa Girl Rappers

#13

Ace Bushy Striptease

#14

they don’t actually seem very dangerous though

#15

The Smashing Pumpkins

#16

why

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#17

Juggalo Homies is a hot summer jam*

*until you realise it came out in 2002 not 1998 and everyone should have known better by then

#18

wrestled in WWE, WCW and ECW

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#19

Fans have been classed by the FBI as a gang.

Think I’m going to go to Gathering Of The Juggalos for my 40th, seems like a suitably embarrassing way to kick off a mid life crisis.

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#20

I saw them live in 2003

#21

Then you’re invited to my 40th.

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#22

I dunno, Yoni Wolf seems pretty law-abiding

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#23

Bumsnogger.

#24

Slowdive

Don’t care how slow they do it, diving in the shallow end is always frought with risk

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#25

Coldplay

They’ll catch their deaths if they don’t start wearing their thermals

#27

The juggalos have started going full-on anti-establishment since then, and teaming up with the Democratic Socialists etc

GBOL, basically.

[Obviously the correct answer to the OP is Tiger Crew]

#28

Well, I was curious. Also, they combine many of my interests:

Maligned and misunderstood subcultures
Intensely loyal fanbases who don’t care about prevailing notions of “cool” or “relevancy”
Horror with a sense of fun
Carnivals, carnies, clowns, sideshows
Trashy, schlocky, lowbrow art
Anti-establishment countercultural thought (HT @infinite_jest)
Lurid visuals
Halloween

Annnnnnd some of their songs just make me happy:

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#29

I was a teenager Juggalo. I’ve said this a few times here but I think everyone thinks I’m joking. I know pretty much every word to every song on The Great Milenko. It is what it is.

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