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ChaoticKraus

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Do you think they are technically good rappers? As an avid rap fan i have several times got really fucking embarassed over their rhyming abilities, and im not even one of those elitist types.

Also, how do you feel about eminem and other rappers they have beefed with in the past. Personally i think beefs are sad, like seeing grown men acting like pre-schoolers but from what i heard you juggalos take that thing seriously. And what is up with you people booing at people before they even start to perform? Thats just disrespectful.

Edit: Fixed all the errors. The post was done from my phone which is acting dodgy at the moment.
 

TheAbominableDan

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SnootyEnglishman said:
TheAbominableDan said:
Does it ever bother you that while you're championing how much of an outcast you are and how normal people just don't get you. The fact is most people don't care what you do with your time and you're essentially justifying your lifestyle to nobody?
Oh well i know what i like to do and just because someone else doesn't care for it isnt going to stop me.
That is not at all what my question was. And kind of proves the point I was making.
 

SnootyEnglishman

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ChaoticKraus said:
Do you think they are technically good rappers? As an avid rap fan i have several times got really fucking embarassed over their rhyming abilities, and im not even one of those elitist types.

Also, how do you feel about eminem and other rappers they have beefed with. Personally i think beefs are sad,likr seeing grown men acting like pre-schoolers but from what i heard you juggalos take that thing seriously. And what is up with you people booing at people before they even start to perform? Thats just disrespectful.
I enjoy them so yeah i think they're good. Better than Lil Wayne in my opinion.

That beef with Eminem started with ICP yes,however, they eventually left it alone while eminem still kept going on about it. The taking things too seriously comes with the person and one can't really blame the group for just a few. As for your third inquiry that was just an isolated incident with Tila Tequila and that was after a full day of drinking and such, but she sure didn't help her case by just thinking she could flash her tits and that would appease everyone.
 

Jegsimmons

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why do they look like the poor man rapper version mushroomhead?

Pic related, pic of mushroomhead:


also, do you guys know magnets work like this right?


Blunderboy said:
What exactly separates you from fans of other rap artists who don't dress likes clowns?
Also, when did this website become 4chan? :p
i wouldn't say 4chan, you can have a balanced debate on 4chan.
 

SnootyEnglishman

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TheAbominableDan said:
SnootyEnglishman said:
TheAbominableDan said:
Does it ever bother you that while you're championing how much of an outcast you are and how normal people just don't get you. The fact is most people don't care what you do with your time and you're essentially justifying your lifestyle to nobody?
Oh well i know what i like to do and just because someone else doesn't care for it isnt going to stop me.
That is not at all what my question was. And kind of proves the point I was making.
If you want a more direct answer, No it doesn't bother me.
 

kloiberin_time

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SnootyEnglishman said:
kloiberin_time said:
How old are you?
And as a follow up, most of the people portrayed as juggalos tend to either be young, or they tend to be unsuccessful. I guess what I am saying, are the conventions and concerts filled with mostly what the media portrays, or are there people in their mid to late 20's and 30's that slip out of the tie or take off the polo and embrace the lifestyle.
I'm 24, i have a steady job and i go to college and even there i'm the weird and crazy person. Being a fan of ICP just came naturally to me.
What do you do? I am not trying to sound like an asshole, but there is a difference between a steady job and a good job. As far as going to college, anyone can. You said it yourself you are a weird and crazy person. What I am asking is "are there office types that make 50k or more a year with a traditional 9-5 type job that shed the business casual for the facepaint on weekends? How many of those do you see.
 

SnootyEnglishman

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Jegsimmons said:
why do they look like the poor man rapper version mushroomhead?

Pic related, pic of mushroomhead:


also, do you guys know magnets work like this right?
it's just association. Also i might add that the one guy in the pic is painted up in a style similar to Twiztid.

Also yes.
 

RJ 17

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TheAbominableDan said:
Does it ever bother you that while you're championing how much of an outcast you are and how normal people just don't get you. The fact is most people don't care what you do with your time and you're essentially justifying your lifestyle to nobody?
Nope, honestly can't say that it does. We don't go around throwing the fact that we're outcasts into people's faces, it's just the nature of the beast: most juggalos are the figurative pariahs of their communities. I, for one, am not trying to justify my lifestyle (though in this case, "taste in music" would be a much more appropriate phrase) to anyone. I know the vast majority of people don't give two shits about what I do with my time, and similarialy I don't give two shits about what they do with theirs.
 

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Don't you find it at all ironic that in trying to be underground and avoid the mainstream you opt to follow a band which is by all accounts well known, well recognised and in many ways mainstream.

Moreover do you not find it a mite hypocritical that you (in this thread at least) seem to dislike the mainstream when you yourself are nothing but the product of a blatant manipulation attempt by individuals who have convinced you that by emulating them you are unique and that doing it in shuffling step with thousands of others you avoid being part of the culture that you so hate, despite it being the exact opposite; a complete and obvious trap for people like you to be sucked straight into another culture which is just as mainstream and uninspiring as the one you rail against?

Or is it just me?
 

SnootyEnglishman

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kloiberin_time said:
SnootyEnglishman said:
kloiberin_time said:
How old are you?
And as a follow up, most of the people portrayed as juggalos tend to either be young, or they tend to be unsuccessful. I guess what I am saying, are the conventions and concerts filled with mostly what the media portrays, or are there people in their mid to late 20's and 30's that slip out of the tie or take off the polo and embrace the lifestyle.
I'm 24, i have a steady job and i go to college and even there i'm the weird and crazy person. Being a fan of ICP just came naturally to me.
What do you do? I am not trying to sound like an asshole, but there is a difference between a steady job and a good job. As far as going to college, anyone can. You said it yourself you are a weird and crazy person. What I am asking is "are there office types that make 50k or more a year with a traditional 9-5 type job that shed the business casual for the facepaint on weekends? How many of those do you see.
I work at a FedEx. While i have not seen the suit and tie types myself i have come across a juggalo who wears Hollister and Aeropostale and we had a good conversation about the group and the ablums they've produced.
 

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Has anyone made a "What is a Juggalo?" joke yet? Or is that something you'd only do if you've actually listened to ICP?
 

SnootyEnglishman

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Hugga_Bear said:
Don't you find it at all ironic that in trying to be underground and avoid the mainstream you opt to follow a band which is by all accounts well known, well recognised and in many ways mainstream.

Moreover do you not find it a mite hypocritical that you (in this thread at least) seem to dislike the mainstream when you yourself are nothing but the product of a blatant manipulation attempt by individuals who have convinced you that by emulating them you are unique and that doing it in shuffling step with thousands of others you avoid being part of the culture that you so hate, despite it being the exact opposite; a complete and obvious trap for people like you to be sucked straight into another culture which is just as mainstream and uninspiring as the one you rail against?

Or is it just me?
I believe that's just you over-analyzing the situation.
 

CM156_v1legacy

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Zachary Amaranth said:
Has anyone made a "What is a Juggalo?" joke yet? Or is that something you'd only do if you've actually listened to ICP?
Yes, someone has.

OT: What album of theirs did you like the most? I'm personally partial to "Bang! Pow! Boom!", though I'm not by any means a large fan of ICP
 

SnootyEnglishman

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Zachary Amaranth said:
Has anyone made a "What is a Juggalo?" joke yet? Or is that something you'd only do if you've actually listened to ICP?
No one has made such a joke in this thread.

Princess Trollestia said:
Why do you want me to ask you a question so you can answer it?
If you have a question about ICP and Juggalo's feel free to ask.
 

SnootyEnglishman

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CM156 said:
Zachary Amaranth said:
Has anyone made a "What is a Juggalo?" joke yet? Or is that something you'd only do if you've actually listened to ICP?
Yes, someone has.

OT: What album of theirs did you like the most? I'm personally partial to "Bang! Pow! Boom!", though I'm not by any means a large fan of ICP
A tie between Riddlebox and The Amazing Jeckel Brothers.