J is a legit good dude. I ran Into him after a beatles tribute concert at the fox like 12 years ago. My gf at the time asked if we could hang out and the guy took us to 2 bars and the strip club in his limo for 2 hrs. It was super cool. He bought us a couple drinks and hung out and talked to us like we were his homies. They dropped us back off at our car and that was that. Super fucking cool guy.

@adrian-qr6zk

9 ай бұрын

grifter

@hastur-thekinginyellow8115

8 ай бұрын

@@adrian-qr6zk The fuck are you on about? lol

@wightclaudia

7 ай бұрын

What a badass story. Thank you

@horsma2064

6 ай бұрын

Just wait until you find about all the children he grooms

@andrewfletcher8461

5 ай бұрын

Yeah. That too ​@@adrian-qr6zk

I’m so glad so many people nowadays are seeing what kind of person Violent J actually is. He’s really a VERY down to Earth, sweet person. He’ll forever be a legend. Even to people who aren’t Juggalos. Anyone who respects a real human being can’t help but respect Violent J.

@JuggaloNY

10 ай бұрын

💯

@JuggaloNY

10 ай бұрын

You've got the winning comment! Imo

@csb772

10 ай бұрын

He talks about torturing people WTH is wrong with you!!

@jmills1035

10 ай бұрын

Pp

@xxxzombiekillerxxx6079

10 ай бұрын

@@csb772 its songs bro, theres THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS of songs talking about all the natures of life from good to bad. Get over it

Man, this man is a literal icon. Icp, regardless if you love em, hate em or don't care, they were literally self made, humble ass dudes, that genuinely love the family they have created. I hope he continues to be healthy and happy.

@septixskeptix1107

10 ай бұрын

Except they stole their entire fucking act and then later on got caught stealing music and settled out of court. They even stole poetry.

@floggyWM1

9 ай бұрын

@@septixskeptix1107 what act did they steal? they pretty much in their own genre, they dont sound or rap like anyone else.

@eriklarson9137

9 ай бұрын

*When people use words they do not know the definition of. Lol. Literal... No.

@JuggaloNY

9 ай бұрын

​@septixskeptix1107 Called out weeks ago. Still can't come with receipts. STALE Stan

@septixskeptix1107

9 ай бұрын

@@JuggaloNY Look it up dumb dumb. They settled out of court for the stolen instrumentals and they stole the wicked clown horror shit from Esham, another Detroit horrorcore rapper. They stole some guy's poetry word for word.

Never was an ICP fan but wickedly appreciate what they've built, this was an awesome interview and J seems like such a really cool guy.

@TheChadhausen

5 ай бұрын

Respect!

Loved ICP as a kid through my teens. Fell off with them but never forgot how much they meant to me then.

@mikenormandy9250

10 ай бұрын

Same same. The first set of joker cards and FF Vol. 1&2 will forever be remembered to me as albums that meant so much to me!!

@chiphargis2419

10 ай бұрын

I seen them live and got smashed in the face with an unopened 3 liter of faygo in like 2003.

@JamieKitchens6

10 ай бұрын

no u didnt @@chiphargis2419

@brianthomas218

10 ай бұрын

same. 2 of my best homies acually looked like them when painted up. I was more a DJ screw fan being in Houston but had good times with the native juggalos and juggaletts lol

@krymera666x7

10 ай бұрын

Not a big fan of their newest output, but love the first 6 and bizarre 1&2.

Violent J is such a great, humble guy. I love hearing his stories and I’m glad he’s doing well now. Really great interview, I love how close J and Steve-O are.

@Ashley_Schaeffer

10 ай бұрын

Whoop whoop! 🤡

@17valley

10 ай бұрын

You should check out his “behind the paint” book. There’s an audio version read by him, it’s fresh.

@TrueDarkness458

10 ай бұрын

@@17valley I listened to all of it! It's so amazing. Imma listen to it again because you reminded me of it!

@ElijahBrisley

10 ай бұрын

Y’know what I’m sayin?

@purpleotterproductions

10 ай бұрын

Forget Rodney Mullen: Mick FOLLEY

I was a heroin addict for 8 years. I'm coming up on three years clean in October. I am the same way and don't go to meetings anymore because of the exact reasons he listed. I don't have urges I don't think about it I've come to terms with everything I've done in my life and I feel if I go to meetings I'm going to be thinking about it and it's going to do more harm than good. I 100% relate to him on that

@richevans609

4 ай бұрын

I hear ya!

Been a Juggalo since I was 10 (1993) and J has helped me through some of my worst moments with the music he and Shaggy put out... Their song "Forever" kept me alive after my son died, and I proudly have that hatchetman Tat (since 2003) Thanks for having J on again, yo!!! Whoop Whoop!!! Respect to the Non-Juggalos showing the Don Mega some love!

@DuvalRypr

10 ай бұрын

So cringe.

@ericsalidbar1693

10 ай бұрын

@@DuvalRypr what was the point of this? what's actually cringe is some idiot child trying to be edgy and cool putting someone down because you don't like the same things. next time just keep scrolling cause nobody wants to hear it.

@ACKamikaze

10 ай бұрын

@@DuvalRypr didn't ask for an opinion, and also, comments like this... "So cringe!" 🙄

@henryvalentine4976

10 ай бұрын

He's smart getting all white trash to listen to his music 😂😂😂😂

@ehpiii_music

10 ай бұрын

​@@DuvalRyprThe only thing "so cringe" here is your attempt to put someone else down and be an Internet troll. I hope you suffer. ❤️

I've never been a fan of their music but have so much respect for J and Shaggy. The hustle they have is next level. Thanks Steve for bringing J back on the show. His stories are epic and the conversation always goes smoothly.

@CousinSqueeze

10 ай бұрын

I know what you mean

@javiespinoza6460

10 ай бұрын

Palabra straight up y'all should Gather next year. Y'all would find it's like Shangri-La on earth. Come back to THIS comment a couple of months before and let's make it happen. I ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE THAT GIVE ME A CHANCE TO TELL EM, THAT IT SHOULD BE ON EVERYBODY'S BUCKET LIST. WHOOP WHOOP MMFCL NINJA SALUDOS FROM EDINBURG,TEXAS THE VALLEY 956

@Tsureiki

10 ай бұрын

Same. I would love to go to The Gathering just for the experience though.

@javiespinoza6460

10 ай бұрын

@@Tsureiki let's go I'd be happy to be there for your first time, me personally I've gone since 2011 except for 2017 18th annual fuklahoma. It was wack. Let make it happen homie.

That was a killer interview,I've been sober for close to 20 years and can relate to both. I'm like Violent J,i never did AA,just always told myself,drink again and you may as well pull the trigger because it's poison in a bottle in so many ways. Congrats to both of you and whoever reads this. Whoop Whoop.

@exiledfried7822

10 ай бұрын

1 year 2 week for me🎉🎉🎉

@sewerynjaksik3234

10 ай бұрын

4 years sober, just did group therapy and normal therapy and very happy to be clean and on my own path

@izzydeadyet7336

10 ай бұрын

I was able to do that with stimulants but not opioids.. and when I got clean off opioids I craved alcohol far

@rickymassey

10 ай бұрын

​@@izzydeadyet7336same on every aspect of this comment.

@izzydeadyet7336

10 ай бұрын

@@rickymassey I was on opiates 15 years, got clean and couldnt stop thinking about alcohol! I realized I'm an alcoholic, like my dad, but the opioid was blocking the temptation to drink! I told my mum I'm an alcoholic and she laughed, because I never drink, but shes been babysitting my dads antics for 40 years.. she has no idea how I could become him in an instant.. the pills ,opioids, help with alot, but I'm sick of needing them! I loved being sober but the alcohol was deffinitly an obstacle..It's like you cam never win..

This just solidifies me as an icp fan. Shaggy and J are the definition of self made. They literally did EVERYTHING on there own. That's just insane. The chemistry between J and steve is AWESOME! nothing but respect. I remember ICP in wcw. I legit remember Kanyon, he was a good wrestler. 31:44 bro you can HEAR the pain in J's voice when he said that. Much love to both Steve and J. Thank you both.

@b469b

10 ай бұрын

Not just that but the way they see people who haven't made it. They treat them like human beings and have empathy they deserve it.

@trollcolate836

10 ай бұрын

Agreed. I was introduced to icp via Kotton Mouth Kings and it was the best thang ever

@hastur-thekinginyellow8115

8 ай бұрын

It especially comes into perspective when you realize that, Jive Records, the first label who EVER signed them back in the post-Ringmaster/Riddlebox days, absolutely refused to circuit their records outside of Detroit, let alone Michigan. They were told that they think their type of music is something only people from Detroit would understand/enjoy. When ICP realized that, they threw a dart at a map of the US and it landed in Texas. Joe, Rob, Joey, Legz Diamond, Billy Bill, Rude Boy, and Alex got in a van and drove to Texas with four boxes full of Riddlebox CD's and cassettes. They then split up into two teams, one went to Dallas and the other went to Houston. After less than a month not only did they completely sell all four boxes but they had record stores in both Dallas and Houston calling Jive to order more. Jive congratulated them, said what they did was amazing, and then pulled the exact same shit by refusing to distribute anywhere outside Michigan or Texas because they still thought it was a "niche" thing. So, Alex started shopping around for another label and found Hollywood. Under HEAVY scrutiny ICP recorded Great Milenko for Hollywood, only for it to be immediately pulled off the shelves the very same day it got released. After a legal battle, Island Def Jam decided to sign them, but ICP had re-record the entirety of Great Milenko again for numerous reasons (one being that Hollywood made them censor themselves heavily, while Island Def Jam wanted them to be as edgy as possible because they wanted to take advantage of what they thought was going to be a huge media blowup when they revealed ICP's record got pulled). So yeah they were signed to labels, but every single label they were on (including Island Def Jam) worked against them to varying degrees rather than help promote them which is - y'know - the entire point of having a label, and at worst hindered them completely forcing them to still do it all on their own with or without a label.

@horsma2064

6 ай бұрын

More like self made child abuser ☠️

I feel ya, Violent J. I was diagnosed with heart failure in April of 2022. I had had this swelling in my right foot for awhile, had been trying to find out what was causing it but the doctor didn't know because the tests they did didn't show anything abnormal. Then my right calf started swelling up and I became severely winded, like you described. One night all of a sudden, I could not breathe. I knew I would be dead if I didn't call 911. The ambulance came, I couldn't even go answer the door, they had to force their way in with a cop's help. By the time I was taken to the ambulance I had blacked out, first time in my life, very scary. Woke up in the ER, on a ventilator to help me breathe. Finally I found out what was wrong with me. In my case, I inherited heart failure, it runs on my mom's side. That is what killed her, her twin brother, and several sisters. Thank goodness we are still alive, VJ! Take care of yourself and long life to you.

@mrbeefy604

7 ай бұрын

Oof, that's rough

Him saying, “ you just gotta eat it.” is so real. Eating pain, forcing it down. Not to be dramatic, but accepting pain and swallowing it has helped me a lot.

@OKLAHOMIESKY

10 ай бұрын

I needed to read this.. thank you

@user-bl9rl1co6q

10 ай бұрын

No pain, no gain…. Peace💯

@natehartley1161

10 ай бұрын

“We hungry.”

It's so crazy that I grew up watching these guys, they're always so haywire and part of my childhood with ICP and jackass. Now to see them both up there sober with more honesty integrity than any politician you could think of is heartwarming. I love you guys thanks for putting this episode together. I can't wait to hear Steve-O rap again 🔥

@shawnxxxiv

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely!

@jaredjestr

10 ай бұрын

I almost liked your comment, and then I read the last line wanting Steve-O to rap again and I thought I'd send you this reply instead. Steve-O is awesome, but not at rapping

@blitheringrando1410

10 ай бұрын

Violent J would make a good politician, he'd be splitting wigs at every debate 😂

Both these guys are amazing human beings. Love seeing them both sober and living their lives!

My brother showed me ICP when i was 10 im now 35 and i am still down with the clown and will be forever! Their music is awesome and they are the most humble, down to earth guys! I wish everyone would give them more recognition and respect. Their music is so different from anything else and at times very deep and has alot of meaning behind it. Love you J and Shaggs! Thank you Steveo for this awesome interview

@shannonrogue9676

10 ай бұрын

13 when my best pal showed me Milenko ✌️❤️

@adamgardener8624

10 ай бұрын

Down w the clown til I'm dead in the ground

@JAWGA912

3 ай бұрын

Their music sucks but yeah

I'm blown away by how down to earth and cool this guy is.

@codytraweek4407

10 ай бұрын

You should check out his book, Behind the Paint. It's awesome

@Pluralofvinylisvinyls

10 ай бұрын

@@codytraweek4407 lol

@masonkeener4778

10 ай бұрын

Me too

@2-pistols

10 ай бұрын

Me too I had no idea

@alberteinstein3078

10 ай бұрын

​@@PluralofvinylisvinylsI'm sure someone could teach you to read!

not a fan of the music but I absolute love him and shaggy. such humble and pure dudes. I watch every interview. it's really inspiring to see how far they came. awesome interview Steve o.

@Montrovantis

10 ай бұрын

People who don't like ICP's music or at least don't find the humor in it are either personality-less or NPCs.

@slaythembeforeme

10 ай бұрын

​@@Montrovantisthat's not how music taste works

@osteazo

10 ай бұрын

@@Montrovantisor they just don’t like horrible lyrics and watching 2 middle aged white dudes act like they’re 12

@BrandonMYates

10 ай бұрын

Some of there music and art is pretty cool too. Not all of it, but they got some bangers.

@justinnelson9787

10 ай бұрын

​@@Montrovantisyou're an example of why people don't like ICP fans dude.

Can't really say I'm much of a fan of their stuff, but gotta give them credit for essentially crafting their own whole culture and giving people a place and a community to be part of, so kudos.

Glad to see both of these legends thriving out here 🔥

Man it’s really obvious how much Steve admires J. Steve was grinning during a lot of J’s stories.

@dopet4h2c0

10 ай бұрын

how could anyone not be grinin while around J hes a cool ass dude an im just glad people are actully able to see it all these years later because for a very long time people hated ICP

@JwattHD

10 ай бұрын

I noticed that too. They're good friends and have been a while now!! I'm also glad people are seeing J for who he really is cause like someone mentioned before me, a lot of people hated ICP. (Most hated band!)

@JwattHD

10 ай бұрын

I noticed that too. They're good friends and have been a while now!! I'm also glad people are seeing J for who he really is cause like someone mentioned before me, a lot of people hated ICP. (Most hated band!)

I grew up listening to J and shaggy since ring master dropped. I’m a family man now and I don’t listen to the new stuff after the 6th jokers card but, these interviews just make me happy to get to know the guys that had such a big influence on me when I was young. Thanks J and Shagz and the rest of the Psychopathic crew.

@davenwatts8173

7 ай бұрын

😢

Two dudes I listened to and watched since my teens. Never thought id see this interview but definitely happy it happened.

The way this dude speaks about his fans and his people is str8 up admirable... Their music may not appeal to many but the sheer fuckin loyalty is unmatched... Str8 respect to this man

Loved ICP in middle school and as a man I have much respect for these guys and everything they’ve built and accomplished. Very humble and enjoying life!

@redonk1740

10 ай бұрын

Before everyone had the internet and a cell phone, hearing something like The Great Milenko for the first time when you were a little kid just hit different. The only music we had access to was the TV or radio, and most of the chain stores wouldn't even carry rap, death metal, etc. CDs were passed around and shared like.... well nothing today. Nobody does that with anything anymore. But when they did, when you heard shit like ICP for the first time, it just made it that much more alluring. And they're still doing it after all that time.

Stevo you’ll never read this, but I was a heroin attic at 15 a full-blown alcoholic at 17. I overdosed three times died once. And you have been an inspiration to me. Please keep doing what you’re doing because people like me see you and your beautiful wife and your life that you built being a junkie and a piece of shit, and still coming out on top. Thank you for everything you do!

@gregparks1785

10 ай бұрын

Glad you’re still here with us, keep it up.

@Secter84

10 ай бұрын

"attic" lmaoooo

@BMLocal374

10 ай бұрын

Hardcore attic

@NeddFlanders

10 ай бұрын

You were an addict. You were addicted to substances, which is a horrible addiction. Notice the keyword "addict". Also note the keyword "WERE"-past tense.

@amandalawson6828

9 ай бұрын

​@@NeddFlandersAn addict is always an addict. It's a life long disease.

Stevo has a gift of being able to break down walls of people and making them comfortable to discuss very hard issues. I'm so proud of him for being/remaining sober. Also, VJ-good job man. Keep doing good.

I know i dont speak for everyone but i am here to say to J, shaggy, Twiztid, boondocks, abk and roc and anyone else that held the hatchet that all of you could retire tomorrow and it be well deserved. You provided so much to this world only for it to constantly turn around and shit on you. You guys are legends.

ICP was my 1st concert back in 8th grade. 09 The bang pow boom tour. Glad Violent J is back on the podcast!

@WiseOwl_1408

10 ай бұрын

Must have had some terrible parent(s) to be allowed to go to that

@twiztidtargaryen2611

10 ай бұрын

​@WiseOwl_1408 when did you start listening to ICP? Or do you?

@johnfraleee

10 ай бұрын

That was my first show too. In cleveland

I am a huge fan of their music, been listening to them since I was a kid, 20 years ago. Glad you are doing better J, Steve O, thank you for having him on. This is truly enjoyable!

ICP music is not for me but I love J & Shaggy as people, they're so humble and hardworking and open like a book. I'm forever fascinated by them. Your friendship with them is so endearing & makes these interviews such a joy to watch. You could have them on your show once a week and I'd never get bored watching them. I'll always be rooting for them!

So happy these guys are getting the respect they deserve and it isn't cool to hate them for no reason anymore. They got so much hate just because it was like the "cool" thing to do. Love them or hate them you can't deny they stayed true to themselves and never sold out and always stayed humble. They could've road off into the sunset a million times and be set forever but they kept going ignoring the hate and doing them pretty much strictly for their fans, and you have to respect that.

Super kind, humble dude. Just further proves, no one should lay judgement on anyone else.

@greensheeplizz2289

10 ай бұрын

That's the whole Juggalo message right there! 💥💪

@tedlionel665

10 ай бұрын

@@greensheeplizz2289 You ain't a lie

@henryvalentine4976

10 ай бұрын

But if it a grown up wearing clown makeup ehhhhhh maybe

Ive never enjoyed ICP's music, but I've thoroughly enjoyed every interview ive seen with Violent J. He just seems like a genuinely good dude who really cares about his fans and his art. Much respect.

I'm already hyped for this little Violent J and Steve-O collab. My favorite podcast to date.

Welcome back to canada J!! Getting my tickets this week!! Can NOT WAIT!! Three Headed Monster album is one best albums of the year hands down!

honestly im so proud of J. he really is an inspiration

@michelleeastridge3065

10 ай бұрын

It’s a f@#$%^g miracle you know what I’m saying” 😂😊

@JuggaloNY

10 ай бұрын

@michelleeastridge3065 What are you saying? 😆 🤣

@JuggaloNY

10 ай бұрын

💯 He's made such progress in just a year! I hope the Duke of the Wicked is with us for many many many more years...! The same goes for Steve-O...! Much love WhoopX² 💚🤘💚

@fromdustyoucame

10 ай бұрын

Inspiration for who? I can’t think of a worse role model. Icp is the ultimate bottom feeder garbage.

@TrueDarkness458

10 ай бұрын

Amen.

I love seeing great artists that you don’t get to hear from often, on the wildride! Violent J is an outstanding guest, this episode was great! ❤

I love how these Michigan guys never leave. I'm at from Kalamazoo and I left never to come back but I still have so much love and Michigan pride.

I can't wait to hear a track with Violent J and Steve-O. I need to get my hustle on so maybe I could be in the room for it some day! This one was truly a Wild Ride. Thank you guys.

ICP is one of those groups that go beyond their music. Even if you've never heard a single song of theirs you still know who they are, thats a hard thing to pull off

Violent J, if you read this, I listened to your music all the time back in the day with my buddy Hector who introduced me to you guys. He just passed away a couple months ago way too young at age 40 from diabetes complications, which doesn't even seem real... But you guys and your music make me think of him. This podcast was great and it's so refreshing to see what a real, authentic dude you are. Keep on doing your thing, man.

@gregparks1785

10 ай бұрын

Sorry for your loss.

I have been on a violent j and shaggy interview trip lately... they are both such genuinely down to earth and chill dudes. I was a young juggalo but I've kind of outgrown the music and lifestyle in my old age but I go back and listen to them almost annually and I just love war hing videos of them telling stories and hanging out bullshitting.... I would love to sit and hang out with them. I know it would be a blast.

Dude I'm not an ICP music fan but I just really appreciate this guy. Good vibes

Whoop Whoop, I'm blessed to have been apart of the juggalo community since I was 13 (now 29) thank you Joe and Joey... you guys changed my life.

@JuggaloNY

10 ай бұрын

💯 you made it to any gathering Fam?

@LEDGEGLOSSWAX

10 ай бұрын

@@JuggaloNY was blessed to have made it to 21, and 22.and i drove both years all the way from arizona (62 hrs each wayy 🤣)I missed this year on account that my brother got married and I needed to save some scratch for that . but I made it to shaggy quest for the ultimate groove in las vegas and I'll be in Mesa az Oct 8th for the 2nd leg of the 3 headed monster.. I attend everything that comes thru arizona, and las vegas!! How about yourself ninja??

@JuggaloNY

10 ай бұрын

@lurch_beats5295 fuck yes I ran into an O-J! I knew there was one buried in here. This was 15 for me this year. We did 7 consecutive in Illinois 30hr one way. I think you got me beat. Lol, Very very rare that I find Fam that has driven farther. Usually after that amount of time people fly. But fuk dat! I need to bring supplies. WhoopX² MMFCL from 🏕 Camp Candy Castle&Crew=C4 🍬🏰💥

@Creature665

10 ай бұрын

Whoop Whoop!

@JuggaloNY

10 ай бұрын

@@Creature665 WhoopX²

Even if you don't like their music you have to admit that Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope are amaziongly interesting people. They have so many crazy stories and a great attitude. Their continued success despite being so niche speaks volumes about their marketing skills.I firmly believe that getting caught in a faygo and confetti shower while homies is playing is an experience everyone should have before they die.

I don't watch/listen to podcasts but this made my heart smile!

I've been a fan of ICP since 1996 when I was only 12 years old which is 27 years now. I kinda lost track of them for a while but always dug how cool both J and Shaggy are. Even saw them play with Biohazard in Washington DC at the 9:30 Club back in I think 1998. I still remember that show! This is a really great interview.

Been a juggalette since I was 11 years old. Went to my first ICP concert in the 8th grade at 12. I absolutely love them. They are the most misunderstood and awesome band and it’s so cool to see so many people commenting on how humble and awesome Violent J is.

@juggaloj-money4681

10 ай бұрын

I been down since I was 13 been 17 years went to my first concert in 08 and met them in 2012 at the American psycho tour

@tacticalcupcake5104

10 ай бұрын

@@juggaloj-money4681 you met them?! Im jealous

@cosmicb699

10 ай бұрын

Whoop whoop

@nonodaclown9033

10 ай бұрын

Much love homie

@Pluralofvinylisvinyls

10 ай бұрын

I think they’re the most undeservedly understood band of all time

I’m so happy Steve has a podcast. Another legend I can tune into and learn more about.

We go to meetings to find out what happens to people that don’t go to meetings. Hope he stays strong. It’s hard to do it without the community support. ❤ loved this interview Steve-O

I love the fact that all yall are clean and sober! Me not so much. But I'm proud of you!

Violent J looks better than ever.

@jimirsayssponsor5844

10 ай бұрын

Wtf you mean he looks exactly the same 😂😂 he look like a clown

J looks so scary & he’s actually SO NICE!!! Wtf??? He’s so down to Earth & genuine!!!

Been a huge fan since the 90s. Just got sober this year and J’s way of going about staying sober is very close to how I’ve been going about it. I’ve heard a lot of interviews but Steve-O’s are the best. He’s talking to Joe and Joey, not Violent J and Shaggy. It’s great!! All great dudes!

Thank you for this!! Cant wait to see you guys in Detroit on Halloween!!! Been a fan since 1997 this will be my first ICP SHOW, AND im from Michigan as well but live in Cincinnati now..

Hyped for this! Always will have love for ICP and the memories made growing up listening to them and the rest of Psychopathic records!

Dope episode I’m not the biggest fan of the music but mad respect to ICP great humble guys . They deserve all the success

I never cease to be amazed at how interesting both the ICP guys are. I could just sit and chill with them every day. And i dont even listen to their music.

Straight up I love how humble this dude is

Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope has been in almost every major pro wrestling promotion that you can think of WWF/WWE, WCW, TNA, and ROH then they made there own

This podcast was epic. Been listening to icp for 25 years

@Matt-McKinney

10 ай бұрын

I’m very sorry

I hope I can see ICP ONE MORE TIME! Just one more time please! I've seen them at least 7 times and it's by far the best show you'll go to even if you don't like their music.

Violent J is a cool ass dude. I was a juggalo in the late 90s and one time after a show in Tucson I had a backstage pass and met icp and I asked j if he had any weed cus I was all out, dude reached in his pocket pulled out a bag and said keep it bro. What a cool ass dude

@JuggaloNY

9 ай бұрын

Nice!

Been juggling with the scene since 1998 and still here for it! Had an awesome gathering a few months ago! Met some of the freshest ppl in my life through shows and gatherings! It really is remarkable how it’s all turned out the way it has and the fact that it’s still going on! See y’all at the 30th Anniversary of Hallowicked!!

@adventuresofmoonman

10 ай бұрын

The gathering was dope fam !

@JuggaloNY

10 ай бұрын

Yes, it was! It's always dope as fuck man!

@JuggaloNY

10 ай бұрын

Have to say R.I.P. to Juggalo Jesus. He will be missed 😢 by many!!!

@adventuresofmoonman

10 ай бұрын

@@JuggaloNY I’ve went and vlogged the last 4. I already have made plans to be there next year and each year after

@JuggaloNY

10 ай бұрын

@@adventuresofmoonman what's your KZread? Or where do you post your vlogs?

Hell ya man. Dude is so down to earth man. Real guy that made his own path

I don't listen to ICP except on rare occasions but they've always been at the top of my list of rappers I'd smoke a blunt with dudes are so chill and genuine

I've never heard an interview with him before but other than him saying you know what I mean constantly....this dude was humble loving and authentic...I was irritated with his cadence and blown away by his humanity

Loved this interview. Glad to hear J is doing well. You guys have a great vibe together, definitely bring him back in the future!

Kinda needed this episode tonight. Not just the laughs, but the real shit! Love to hear about the journeys of people like Steve-O and J, as well as how they view and deal with their situations. Gives you different perspectives on shit.

Was a huge fan since I was a teen! Don’t really listen to the music as much anymore but still love them!

awesome. one of the best interviews ever...its like hanging out...perfect.

My brother is a devoted juggalo. Growing up I heard their music secondhand off him and it horrified me as a kid but was always musically good. As a result I know many ICP songs by heart pretty much against my will haha But I also love them in a way.

I met him a few years ago, he bought me a beer at Sammy’s & was a total gentleman! Wish he would come back to Mobile 🙌🏻 🙌🏻

Violet J is the best! I remember jumping up on stage with him and giving him a hug back in 1996 @ The Whistle Stop in Kalamazoo, MI... One of my best teenage memories.

I will never forget my ICP shows back in the day. That shit was so wild. The memories from the OG 6 cards is for sure the greatest memories.

This is so nice to see you chilling with J and shaggy. I’ve been listening to them since I was 13 and I’ve been watching Steve O show his ass since I was like 17 😂. I’m old now (40) and thank you for the fond funny memories.🖤🖤🖤

Joe and Joey practically raised so many of us. Theyve been amazing humans and role models (maybe not CONSTANTLY 😂) both on, and off screen, and id like to think most of us are just so glad to still have both of them here, and healthy. Long live the wicked clowns, long live the wicked shit. MmfCL Whoop WHOOOP mothafakoos🤡🖤

@PatrickMJr

10 ай бұрын

Whoop whoop mmfwcl

@juggaloj-money4681

10 ай бұрын

Whoop whoop

@christopherrouse5649

10 ай бұрын

They changed my life in high-school, started listening around riddle box , I Remember skipping school to grab bizzar bizarre and twisted freak show on Halloween my senior year , them wa the days ! Glad to see they haven't changed one bit!!

@shannonrogue9676

10 ай бұрын

Cheers brother ❤

@dankhill6851

9 ай бұрын

Whoop Whoop! oh wait, fuck twiztid now they screw people over, mans myth and mutant were good though

Love it how the Wildride neon sign on the plywood makes it look like its on fire...like a gentle campfire on a crisp evening in the woods. Edit : in regards to the product/ad for the bunghole bidet, im not familiar with that particular brand but i do have a $24.99 amazon special for about 3-4 years meow and Steve-O is dead on about the feeling..."clean enough to eat off" definitely describes the freshness. All im trying to say is Get You One!

Shaggy and Jay are always surprisingly well spoken and kind. Respect.

@Kingspade419

10 ай бұрын

Shaggy" know what I'm sayin?"

@thepalace1841

10 ай бұрын

He says “you know what I mean” every 10 seconds. So eloquent

@AToolWithTools

3 ай бұрын

​@@Kingspade419So it's Violent J-Roc. So what?

Violent J is just such a good dude. What a great interview.

Never judge a person by how they look. I've always known ICP but never KNEW who they were. Love seeing these interviews. Shows how relatable they are to most of us.

Glad to finally get another episode! I could listen to VJ tell stories all day! Big whoops fam

@truesoulghost2777

10 ай бұрын

Whoop whoop

@kornfreakghostpyro8654

10 ай бұрын

Whoop Whoop!

@palmtraveller2177

10 ай бұрын

Whoop whoop brothers ❤

@CainGunner

10 ай бұрын

Have you listened to J’s Behind the Paint audiobook

@nwerd7584

10 ай бұрын

whoop whoop

Even if you’re not a fan of their music or you don’t like their fans you have to see them in concert. They put on the best concerts ever. My first concert was ICP in October 1998 at Hara arena and I still go.

@blessedarethepeacemakers.1457

10 ай бұрын

I should go to one

I found out about ICP back in 97, I’m not a fan of their music but I don’t hate them. They created a brand and kept it consistent, they never sold their souls. I’m happy to see they are still doing their thing and still selling out shows.

While I not have listened to any of their recent music, I loved ICP back in the day. I had plenty of their cds and a few shirts. Much love and respect to ICP.

Great episode, I could have listened for hours longer. Always love hearing J talk and tell stories.

I love ICP. These dudes work so hard, and they’ve Made it. Not a JUGGALO, but a fan who supports all of it. (Such humble and honest dudes, so inspiring.)

@GatherNETWORK

10 ай бұрын

sounds like you could be a juggalo yourself man. try coming to the gathering or an ICP show.. you might fall in love with it too

@sharifmansour9678

10 ай бұрын

Just start repping Juggalo. Dont be a closet queer.

Ryan thank you for having an open mind and a voice! My daddy always said "You can't fix stupid and you can't work with it either!" Much love ❤️

Man what a great thing it is to hear him in an interview.

i grew up listening to ICP. i havent listened to them in years but i still keep up with j and shaggy. they hold a special place in my heart. their music def. helped me thru shit times.

@adamgardener8624

10 ай бұрын

Complete this line...... "What do you do with a drunken hill Billy?....."

@UNCULTUREDSTEVE

10 ай бұрын

@@adamgardener8624 cut his f**kin eyes out and feed him to his aunt milly . lol I grew up listening to this band non stop .

@adamgardener8624

10 ай бұрын

Whoop whoooop you're the man, brother

I love you + crew more and more every week. Seriously thanks for what you do. You and Lux are such a happy space among a scary world. Safe travels, cheers w water to the future! Xo!

we only released 8 songs this year. it's so insane how much stuff icp did. the whole merch stuff alone is mind-blowing

I’m from Los Gatos. There weren’t many ICP fans at my high school when I went there. I was bullied, harassed and eventually got my GED. I grew up poor in a affluent area. Listening to ICP was how I coped with my feelings and emotions, and I’m 40 now and in hindsight songs like Willie Bubba had a lot more meaning beneath the lyrics that I related to and understood. There’s so many metaphors about hate and racism and hypocrisy and the lyrics/ songwriting has been fearlessly calling it out way before it was cool to do that… and I love them for that.

I love you both thanks for all the entertainment and during my very troubled childhood being there in one way or another.

Great interview. You know what I’m saying?

Got into both of you guys as entertainment almost 30 years ago. Glad to see you become mentors by proxy. MMFCL

I never go to any shows or anything but i went to the bucket list tour and i loved it

Steve o is such a good dude it’s almost not real. It’s cool watching someone you looked up to as a kid evolve into better and better things.

@GallonOfPCP821

10 ай бұрын

Then why would he be trying to get out of paying income taxes?

Love seeing musicians on the show, would love to see more old school punk artists like the any of the OG Misfits 🙏🏼

@steveschu

10 ай бұрын

Definitely metal and the struggles of record deals or lack of deals and touring would be great to hear.

@slaythembeforeme

10 ай бұрын

Any of the OG Misfits would be the best episode ever