Finished it a few days ago. I refused to shell out coin for it, though, based on what everybody else was saying about it initially. I can forgive a Juggalo e-book for being sloppily editted, but I doubt this was even proofread. I say that because the last two chapters overlap and repeat with conflicting information (how much money was in that majik account, 1500 or 900? And why omit the ramble about wanting to fuck up that ex of yours you were so in love with if you’re gonna otherwise copy the story word for word in the next chapter? Fuck outta here.) For me that’s inexcusable. 

Book snobbishness aside, it wasn’t without its charms. It’s more of a tour journal than a memoir, and a good supplement to Behind the Paint in terms of showing what the industry and road life is like from the grunt’s perspective. He switches between the aspects of his personal and professional life and back suddenly, but it actually comes across as very sincere, like having a conversation with somebody at a bar.

It actually reminds of the old Masked Ninja posts on ICP’s website from the old days. You can tell he’s a product of that nineties to mid thousands era in his style with tried and true ICPisms like “pickle buff” “gettin skins” and “roast beef curtains” used often and unironically. It’s weirdly nostaglic, especially since it runs through he various eras leading up to The Sixth.

The picture Dub paints of himself borders on sympathetic. It comes across that he’s a hard working, flawed guy with a good work ethic, passion for what he does, not a lot sense and terrible communication skills. He credits a lot of his frankly baffling professional mistakes to the fact that he was never promoted to a Psychopathic Don, but I can’t help but wonder if that was a goal that existed in his head and not so much a carrot they had dangling from a stick. It’s like, you wanna feel bad for him, but then he goes off about he wants to hit a bitch with a brick cuz she wouldn’t let him hit it and you’re like eh, no big loss.

I read the free chapters off Amazon and couldn’t fathom reading the rest. 

So for those who did my question is: What happened between Dub and Twiztid? Did he steal money from Majik and why?

Cool, thanks. 

wicket_juan said
it was the Warp tour. Twiztid had so much shit thrown at them, Jamie jumped off the stage and tried to fight random kids in the crowd!  

i remember hearing about that..  its wasnt their managers fault twizler arent talented enough to win-over a crowd of non-fans..