Cage Passion Media has posted a review for the recently released Youshoot: Insane Clown Posse. It was another surprisingly rather positive review. If you are interested in reading this, you can find the full review below.
Kayfabe Commentaries’ Youshoot: Insane Clown Posse is available on DVD and On Demand via KayFabeCommentaries.com . The DVD will cost you $20 and the KC on Demand will cost you $16.
By Sean Ross Sapp (@SeanRossSapp)
I can’t pretend that I was excited when Kayfabe Commentaries announced the next installment of their YouShoot series would focus on controversial rappers Insane Clown Posse. I’ve never been a fan of their music, wrestling, or anything of the like. Given the hot streak that Kayfabe Commentaries has been on, however, it left a sense of optimism for me.
ICP pulls no punches in this YouShoot, clearly not afraid of burning any bridges. Despite their loud, obnoxious attitudes, it bodes well for this type of shoot interview.
There were some flat out hilarious moments, and Shaggy 2 Dope and Violent J have some really funny stories. The two are very open about drug use in wrestling, despite not being users themselves.
Their abbreviated WWE, WCW, TNA and ECW experiences begat plenty of topics over the duration of the 133 minute feature. Topics include their feelings on Kiss, Eminem, several female wrestlers, Vince Russo, Jim Cornette, and tons of others. Their honest responses are refreshing as opposed to a lot of other shoot interviews where the subjects seem to hold back.
Being polarizing figures within both music and wrestling, I expected more softball responses in an effort to improve their stance among wrestling fans and wrestlers (who seem to like ICP anyway), but I was glad to see that they weren’t interested in doing that. They were rather humble in their answers regarding their abilities, people’s perception of them, among other things.
While this won’t appeal to the general audience and casual wrestling fans, it’s one of the better YouShoot installments I’ve seen. This is is more than worth the $15.99 on-demand purchase.
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