I cant be convinced this is anyone other then J, its just is not possible and I will break down why. If someone can make this track this well, then they may as well just replace J because that is 100% my favorite single from J. Why he wouldnt want to take credit for it is a mystery to me if he did it. Maybe had a fall out with someone involved with the track and if its claimed and added to the catalog they can claim royalties or something. Maybe it was stolen by someone involved and leaked, so again the best thing would not to claim it because the thief/artist/engineer/whoever the fuck would get their credit as well, so i mean, there is that and I can speculate all day but think about this, if anyone else that sounded like J made this, then they had to of done it with help from J. That is 100% J's song writing style topic content. You can sound like an artist and even take personality from an artist and really sell it but you are not going to be able to write your lyrical style identical to theirs and sound identical. I see people saying it doesnt sound anything like him, um... what! And even even more incredible is the track itself, the sound. The track itself is genius when it comes to dark and dirty killer clowning and the only person I know of that masters that exact sound is Mike E. Clark. I am not saying Mike done the track but damn, that high key carnie "falling down- dinininininininia " key sound and the really low base-e keys "bum,bummmmm.. bum,bummmm.. bum,bummmm.. bum,bum bumah" and then during the breakdown "hey fuck you"  You have mid keys "dun.. dun.. dun.. dun.. dun.. dun." and then during the verse's you have higher keys the same as the "bum,bummm bum,bum bumah" and then you get them all mixed at the start and end and short parts here and there, and at a couple points during his verse's you get a weird mix of sounds in the same keys as that dinininininininia swirly downward carnie sound,  its all genius on top of that base kicking beat. That sound in this track is something you would only hear from ICP, if someone else done this song, the stole the lyrics and they stole the track and just happen to sound just like J. And you know what really gives it away? That its is J, this is a ICP track? because of a couple little things: its clearly him in the opening to song, I dont think anyone could say otherwise, so why would he open the track and have nothing to do with it? That just doesnt add up, especially when you know its his rap style, writing style, track sound, the sound of his voice is identical if it isnt him, and the laugh after "I can stand, I can sit, wicked clown take no shit... hehe" (clearly is J) and 100% that "hey fuck you", ya, please, try and tell me that isnt ICP. I tell you what, play the track "Hey vato" study J's verse/s and listen to them side by side to this. This is a old track that was made around the same time as hey vato, the things being said in this is relating to relevant things around that time. If it wasnt made around that time, then it was before then and this is the pt. 1 to hey vato and hey vato stemmed off this track because that style, the rhyming and flow is very similar. You have the key words like "richie - bitchie " then you have the opening sentence's "Smell the air that makes you sick. Psycho sick, psycho sick. Pin you down and gets inside your brain. Psycho sick insane. Who's to blame for what they've done?" Its the same message and "Toxic fumes run through my hair" nuts hanging references, fucking with your daughter references, throwing it in your face your daughter taking the D, The references on this track are not all from different tracks, their are references and messages here that you wont get any place else and thats what keeps me convinced this has got to be and ICP track and I 100% would not doubt Mike E. Clark to be involved with it. The song hey vato was a left over from Ring Master right? Now in my opinion, if you listen to the ring master now, you will notice that a lot of the sound and references in this track and hey vato are older then all the others, you can tell in the song "who asked you" and "wagon wagon" are in relation to hey vato. Who asked you with nuts swinging down the block * nuts hanging reference and has the eerie sound in the background and "singing in a rock band" is another reference used a lot in that time frame. I wonder what come first, hey vato or Toxic Fumes? I would say Toxic Fumes is a scrapped song from The Terror Wheel, thats just my theory. But it makes sense with the time frame of references and the sounds being used at that time, the only thing that doesnt make sense is J's voice and what he was trying to do with it here, i dont feel he started really playing with that till later on. I am just theorizing here and trying to make a clear case why I believe this is J. I never knew till today that ICP doesnt claim this song. Seeing this thread just blows my mind. I just looked for the lyrics and found not only are there none, but people are discussing who made the track and then I see people saying ICP say its not theirs....WHAT? Am I in the twilight zone right now. So I am eager to explain why I believe it really is ICP, J and Mike E. Clark for sure.  Mike was involved in all the projects related that I pointed out, its in the same time frame (by the sounds of it) and its just hard for me to understand why this would be denied as a project of theirs.