Sugar Slam needs 2 step up and fire Vee-Jay’s eyebrow stylist! that bitch can hook up Jay’s uni-brow!

if I came off as a dick, I didn’t mean to. I just wanted to get it out there. don’t take offense Slum, I wasent calling anyone in specific, I was just saying.

and Lucem, I don’t worship J or anything. I would not kiss the ground that he walked on, and no I would not give a shit if he didn’t make music, or I had no idea who he is, but since he does,  yes, I give a shit. My bad for being human. Listening to ICP has actually made me a better person.

As an artist it really bothers me to see how people would treat me like I’m nothing or won’t even talk to me but if I make a song or show that I have some artistic ability they start kissing my ass and acting as if we have been friends for a long time.

It has always really bothered me how people change on you over stupid shit.

If his music made you a better person than all of those other people that claimed that the music influenced them to do mass shootings are correct too. I mean, if music can make you a better person it can also make you a worse person.

As an artist it really bothers me to see how people would treat me like I’m nothing or won’t even talk to me but if I make a song or show that I have some artistic ability they start kissing my ass and acting as if we have been friends for a long time.   It has always really bothered me how people change on you over stupid shit.   If his music made you a better person than all of those other people that claimed that the music influenced them to do mass shootings are correct too. I mean, if music can make you a better person it can also make you a worse person.

Ive been wondering about this ever since listening to the  45 Minutes track on the new Lotus. For those who havent heard it, its about a man being  hung(hanged?) in public and they stand around watching him for 45 minutes before he dies. It made me think about mans penchant for watching violence on other humans, whether it be gladiators fighting in an arena, witches being drowned, or people watching the Bud Dwyer clip on youtube.

I wonder if it staves off some kind of primal urge that we all have inside of us. Maybe we listen to the music we do and watch violent movies and tv because it fills that void left when society decided that shit wasnt cool. I dont personally know many juggalos but those of you on here seem like really level headed people, especially compared to the people I come across in my daily life. Could it be that our violent music actually levels us out somehow? Probably not but still a cool thought regardless.

Slumerican(Just A Realist)502 said
As an artist it really bothers me to see how people would treat me like I’m nothing or won’t even talk to me but if I make a song or show that I have some artistic ability they start kissing my ass and acting as if we have been friends for a long time.   It has always really bothered me how people change on you over stupid shit.   If his music made you a better person than all of those other people that claimed that the music influenced them to do mass shootings are correct too. I mean, if music can make you a better person it can also make you a worse person.

 

 

 

Ive been wondering about this ever since listening to the  45 Minutes track on the new Lotus. For those who havent heard it, its about a man being  hung(hanged?) in public and they stand around watching him for 45 minutes before he dies. It made me think about mans penchant for watching violence on other humans, whether it be gladiators fighting in an arena, witches being drowned, or people watching the Bud Dwyer clip on youtube.

 

I wonder if it staves off some kind of primal urge that we all have inside of us. Maybe we listen to the music we do and watch violent movies and tv because it fills that void left when society decided that shit wasnt cool. I dont personally know many juggalos but those of you on here seem like really level headed people, especially compared to the people I come across in my daily life. Could it be that our violent music actually levels us out somehow? Probably not but still a cool thought regardless.

I do believe it is a primal urge. Me and a good friend of mine were talking about this the day after my birthday. I mean, not people’s tendencies to be drawn towards violence but how society tells us to repress our violent urges which is unnatural just like marriage.

I’m just a very hateful person. I use music and other stuff to express my hatred. The music didn’t make me hateful, it just reflected my hate. I think it might have some influence, but in reality music can’t load a gun up for you. Chances are is that if the music influenced you to get sober or something then that was really something deep inside of you that the music might have just woken up. If the music influenced you to shoot up a school then that was just something that was deep inside of you that the music had woken up. Like, the music didn’t create those urges they just awoke those urges. Having those urges, that’s probably what you searched for in the first place, a reason to commit to uges. Then again, somebody high on hate could use the music as a projection of it or a fantasy instead of acting upon hateful urges. Urges urges urges urges urges urges urges.

Urges.

Does anyone know if 45 Minutes is based on a real execution? It could be fictional, but it sounds like something that really could have happened.

-Jules

There have been several lethal injection executions recently that went on way too long. I think one was over 2 hours.

Lethal injection should be a bullet!