Violent J recently sat down for an interview and dropped bombs on the state of the Dark Carnival, noting that Insane Clown Posse is drawing better and selling out entire tours more now than at any other point in their 34-year career. A wave of new fans, particularly thanks to TikTok, has created “new age hits,” causing older tracks like “Neden Game” and “Boogie Woogie Woo” to get massive, explosive reactions from the crowd, a brand new phenomenon for the group.

​Violent J clarified the mythology behind the newest Joker’s Card, The Naught, which concludes the second deck. The album is explicitly for atheists and non-believers—those who have no faith and do not believe in an afterlife. J stated the album literally “means nothing,” as a life without faith ultimately amounts to nothing once a person passes away. Looking ahead, the third deck of Joker’s Cards will contain only FIVE cards. ICP is reserving the traditional sixth card for their actual eventual death, when they must answer the question of where their own souls will end up.
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​The current tour wraps up with the 32nd annual Hallowicked in Detroit. The partial lineup announced is Ouija Macc, and the event will be hosted by Clownvis. J guaranteed the new costumes will top last year’s Super Mario Brothers theme, and for those who can’t attend, the show will be streaming live on Veeps.com for $20. Beyond ICP, JCW is Violent J’s “passion project,” and his current goal is to prove to the entire wrestling world that it is a bomb-ass product; you can catch the weekly show, Lunacy, every Thursday at 7:00 PM on YouTube. Finally, while ICP won’t be touring this winter, Psychopathic Records will be sending out a dope Juggalo party tour in January featuring artists like Ouija Macc, Clownvis, and Darby O’Trill, which will also be used to film JCW Lunacy episodes. This interview is full of freshness! Make sure and peep it below.