This is "Mickey" Ray Sinatra of the Might Mo Thugs South Division. I know we had some "Thuggalos" I just wanted to come by and see whats good on the Psychopathic Fam Fan's end. I know you guys hate it as much as I do when other Artist try and promote them selves with the Juagglo family for cheap promotion. I am not here for that. 

I come from a place in South Florida, Ft Lauderdale to be more specific, I grew up on the streets of Sistrunk to be even more specific. I discovered ICP's music before the Great Melenko Break thru. I am not gonna feed you bullshit like all the fans use to pretend to do on the old AOL iNsAnE CloWN PoSsE Chat rooms (If any of you guys remember that) and claim I was down since Dog Beats… I discovered ICP in I wanna say 1995 or so they had a song on the Great White Hype soundtrack as many of you already know "Chicken Huntin" I bought it for the Bone Thugs-N-Harmony track "Shoot "em Up" & Chicken Huntin won me over right away. I went out and bought Ringmaster… and If I can be honest I was soooo fuckin pissed… I was looking for more Rock/Rap tracks… now you have to understand this was before the Limp Bizkit boom, Rock/Rap was my Favorite Genre that wasn't Genre yet, besides a couple of Select gems and the Judgement Night Soundtrack, there were no other real Rock/Rap albums.. atleast any that fucked were worth anything.

So anyway's, I jumped on the 14.4kbs modem at the public library (Remember this was before even us poor fucks could afford computers and internet and broad band was nowhere around) and I discovered some info about them and an album called Riddlebox.. So I picked up Riddlebox… and still zoo fuckin pissed WTF!!! Only one RapRock song on the whole album.. and the rest of it was this weird never heard of carnival sample type music… Than after the album played a couple of times thru out the week… it grew on me.. it went from being Garbage…. to Addiction… I found myself obsessed with the style of music. Now don;t get me wrong, I knew of "horror core" before it was defined "horror core" cause I listened to Gangsta Nip. when I was in my Single Digits of age. So I loved that aspect, but this whole new concept of style eluded me. No one I knew liked them at first (From the hood and the teenagers at that time didn't even like the rock music I would play). But they all became addicted as well. The enjoyed the more bass heavy earlier styles of CoC and RingMaster… which after also giving a Chance i realized I fuckin loved. this was all in a 2 week span. And I don't know if the younger crowd can appreciate what it was like to not have the internet to find all the music quickly. I had to bus it across the whole tricounty area for months to pick up every EP and Album I could find by ICP… and everyone who hated ICP when I played it to them.. all the sudden became HUGE fans when Great Melenko came out…

Now the older fans who can relate by either Discovering ICP from the Big Boom from the media coverage can understand the great big deal this was… now on the internet you had "US" elitist who knew of ICP and loved them before GM and than you had the GM fans that we called posers. Now 90% of us OG "Real" fans were really just "GM" fans to begin with. You could usually spot out the 90% by them claiming to have been down since dog beats… or even "BASEMENT CUTS MUTHAFUCKAS!"

Of course I view all of this silly now. A Fan is a Fan regardless of when or how the discovered ICP and Psychopathics music. Except Fuck the "fans" who claim to be a "fan" but can't name a single fuckin track on an album =D

I was there in Ft Lauderdale when we tore down "The Chili Pepper" when ICP no showed due to the Owners. I was there with some of the street teams in S Fl in the 90's and early 2000's. I use to remember a guy I think his name was Loke or Lowki or Luke.. shit I can't remember his name, but he had those cool ass contacts in his eyes & he ran an ICP website also. . And I remember another cat that ran a street team and started to make jewelry down here in S Fl. I also use to come to FaygoLuvers and a few other juggalo sites way back in the day. I even had a group called Ghetto Vampirez, which still exists. Its not so much horror core as its just more dark and melodic.

Sorry for the long intro, but I didn't want you to feel I was just "Another" rapper latching onto someone else's fan base. I am looking to be apart of the community =D

MMFCL and #MoThugLuv

"Mickey" Ray Sinatra