Juggalo Judgment

Shaggy 2 Dope released his first solo EP in 1994. It took Violent J 9 YEARS later to make one. Jeez, Mister J, way to have any sort of urgency. Anywho, 2003 for the Less Than Sane Posse Of Clowns is deep in the mindset of Diamond Rain. How does J deal with this? By smoking lots and lots of weed, of course! And making songs that also involve weed in some way, shape, or form! And hell, let's make it...

2003 gave birth to one of Twiztid's most personal records to this day. Not every song can be about smoking weed and killing people, ya know? So we get an album about smoking weed, killing people, and REAL SHIT. But legitimately, Twiztid don't shy away from speaking about some personal topics here, and they even flex their ICP "Amazing Jeckel Brothers" card by getting some pretty notable guest appe...

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Sometimes, delays happen. Some we have control over, some we don't. Having that end goal in site and having it pushed back sucks. But that doesn't mean you have to take that sitting down! Sometimes, you just have to release a short EP for free on the Internet, which is exactly what the Demented Duo did! We take a look at an actual EP that they made to help tide over fans for The Green Book getting...

I'm not sure we've ever had an artist featured on so much stuff before they had their OWN actual debut release, but that seems to be the case with Anybody Killa. Seriously, the guy seems to pop up everywhere, from being on some of the best tracks on Blaze's "1 Less G N Da Hood" to yelling in the background of tracks on The Wraith. Killa certainly made his presence known. But in 2003, the undergrou...

Zug Island is an industrial island located at the southern city limits of Detroit. Zug Izland is a rock band who joined Psychopathic Records in 2001. Is there any correlation to the 2? Not really. But forget that. ROCK. We dive into the first rock album released by Psychopathic Records. How does it sound? Does Syn have the pipes to stand toe-to-toe with the greats in the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fa...

"After all 6 have risen, thy end of time will consume us all". It's a special day, listeners. We've finally reached thy end of ICP's initial journey, from rags to rags that are slightly less dirty. On that fateful day in November 2002, thy clowns released their final Joker Card to thy masses. We've been looking forward to recording this episode, y'all. We talk about what thy Diamond Rain did for t...

We put out a call to the thousands and thousands of listeners in podcast world. We demanded questions and comments. 4 of you answered the call. And we answered those answers! We read the emails you guys sent to us, enjoyed some stories, and reflected on stuff. Next time you see a brand new episode on your feed, it'll be The Wraith. We'll see you there. Hit us up at JuggaloJudgment@gmail.com, @Jugg...

We're almost at the finish line. The end of time is coming. So let's take a tiny detour as we reminisce on the past of ICP. We'll go into a brief overview of the then-to-now (the "now" being 2002"), and we MIGHT even listen to some songs while we're at it! We know you're excited to dive into The Wraith, BUT YOU GOTTA WAIT. JUGGALOS WAITED 10 YEARS FOR IT, YOU CAN WAIT 2 MORE WEEKS. Hit us up at Ju...

The Pendulum series had a cool concept. New issue every month, new CD single included. 12 new tracks of goodness. Except it wouldn't really be the case over time. Some tracks would be eventually recycled from over exclusives, but hey, it was a cool idea nonetheless. We go over every track on the complete album, minus the ones that have already shown up on other episodes, and we even check out the...

Mike here, and me, I like comics. Spider-Man is fucking awesome (Spider-Verse is a go-to for me), and the Power Rangers comics from Boom Studios are dope. You should check those out. While you're heading to your local comic store, you can also see if you can find the subject of this week's episode. We talk about ICP's nationwide foray into the realm of comics. We go over pretty much the whole stor...

"Chaos theory" is what Ian Malcolm talked about in Jurassic Park. Stuff like the Butterfly Effect. 1 random act can cause an infinite number of side effects. Do you go right or left? Do you play the lottery this week? Do you slap a hobo when you normally wouldn't? Don't do that. That's mean. What does all this have to do with this episode? Honestly, not much, if anything. This episode of Juggalo J...

Mirror mirror on the wall. Who's the most Twiztid serial killing-ist Juggalos of them all? No... no, it's not Blaze. Why would you even guess that? I LITERALLY said the name! Anyways, this episode, we take a good hard look in the mirror as Twiztid give us their first EP, but let's be real: this totally isn't an EP. This album's too fucking long to be an EP, based on normal standards. Here, we list...

You thought they were done? You thought that the Psychopathic Rydas were a flash in the pan? You HOPED they were? WELL THEY AIN'T. Those lovable hoodlums are back (minus Double Pistols) and they're here to tell you about the multitude of things they love doing! Shooting? Check. Killing? Check. Driving black trucks? Check. Jacking beats? Check. Fucking bitches? Check. Contributing to society? FUCK...

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...Star Wars happened. That's a cool movie series. You know what else is a cool movie series? Jurassic Park. And the Marvel movies are cool. And Harry Potter. And Lord of The Rings. And Die Hard. Man, there's so many other cool movies. Then there's Big Money Hustlas. It's certainly a movie. Guys, we said months and months ago that we would sit down and do...

We've hit a dry patch regarding the clowns everyone. We've touched on a LOT of Twiztid recently and some Blaze, with a smattering of ICP featured there and in Dark Lotus, but now we return to the originators of the Dark Carnival! This episode, we go to some new-ish forgotten-ish stuff. Tracks that were never meant to see the light of day, songs from other artists fortunate enough to have ICP grace...

It's time to take a look into the crypt and look at our dead homie... oh wait, wrong crypt... LET'S CHECK OUT THIS COLLECTION! This week we take some time to discuss another collection of freshness that's been forgotten by everyone. Yup, even Twiztid, and they MADE the stuff. Crazy, right? Anyways, we have another romp between the aisles of HOK and recent-ish Twiztid songs, not-so-silently wishing...

From the cradle to the grave... and then not in the grave anymore, Blaze Ya Dead Homie is a G, a thug, a gangsta, all that and then some. We return to Blaze on his own telling you in 15 songs how much he likes doing hood rat things. Has Blaze improved since his debut LP after being sidetracked with Dark Lotus? Is ABK's presence one of the best things about this album? Is the N-word thrown around h...

After much anticipation, months and months... and months of waiting... the horrorcore-iest of scary music has finally been unleashed in the form of Psychopathic Records' premier super group... wait, Rydas came out first? Oh... well... THE GROUP EVERYONE ACTUALLY WAITED FOR, DARK LOTUS! Does Violent J take control of this entire project? Do Twiztid stand out from what Schmeev felt was the lackluste...

As the title says, this is the part of Ep. 20 - Tales From The Lotus Pod that we cut out. As I said in the original episode and reiterated at the beginning of this one, we're covering the pretty heavy topic of school shootings. Please use your discretion in engaging with this, and make sure to take care of yourselves. Also, I would like to note that neither of us intended to go into this, my (Schm...

After a long and storied career spanning 2 entire albums, it's about time for a retrospective on Twiztid and the plethora of work they've put out with Psychopathic Records. Remember Mostasteless? I do. How about Freek Show? Well this was probably finished before that dropped. House of Krazees? I forgot them too! Anyway, join us for a walk down memory lane and think of all the good times we had wit...

We dumped out our sacks full of candy on the first Halloween of the new millennium and found not just 2 tasty nuggets from ICP, but the sophomore album from Twiztid as well! Do they prove how hard they are like jawbreakers? Do they have the smooth flows like caramel in a Milky Way? Are their beats as disappointing as a box of raisins? Should I stop trying to think of anymore really bad candy puns?...

In part... 2? Does this count as a part 2? Anyways, we get right to the 2nd half of the double release that ICP threw out of their studio on that fateful Halloween of 2000. Is this album just as "Bizzar" as its silly counterpart? Does it seem just as supposedly phoned in? Does Violent J sink to the lowest levels possible to achieve total fame and stardom? I mean, possibly, but who are we to judge?...

We've made it to a very interesting time in ICP history. The clowns are in a contract, they want out, but they're still two albums from retirement with Island Records. That's where these next albums come in. We have two episodes in a row of ICP's attempt to both satisfy their contractual obligations and also shove success in Sharon Osbourne's smug fucking face. Will the wicked clowns escape the Is...

It's time for us to dive into the first solo outing of one of the most contentious Psychopathic Records artists (this is Schmeev writing this I don't really know but I DO know a thing or two about the problems he had getting on the label so he's contentious). That's right, it's Blaze Ya Dead Homie, Twiztid's good friend and almost third member if not for J (per interview claims). How does he stack...