Violent J set to make ICP's Biggest Announcement Ever at the GOTJ, Plus ICP Theater
The Promotional Train for ICP Theater continues this time with article from Detroit Free Press and Detroit News. While most of what is covered in these article is ICP theater, Violent J does state that no matter what happen with ICP theater, music is and will always be their number 1 career.
Also Violent J said he is set to make an announcement at the GOTJ that will be “the biggest announcement (ICP) has ever made". Part of these two articles are below along with the links to the full articles.
From Freep.com
Fans needn’t worry that Violent J and Shaggy are going Hollywood, however. It’s not like they’re punching up TMZ on their smartphones or have “Extra” host Mario Lopez on speed dial. “We don’t have a clue whats going on,” Violent J said. “It’s funny how out of touch we are. Fuse has these little bubbles that pop up showing how stupid we are. Like when we mangle someone’s name. I think that’s funny, them showing how stupid we are. It’s authentic.” Even though the new show gives ICP a chance to broaden its appeal, Violent J and Shaggy aren’t about to give up on their music and longtime fans. On Tuesday, Fuse debuted new ICP music video “When I’m Clownin’ ,” which includes a guest verse from Detroit rapper Danny Brown. “Music? Our career? That’s No. 1,” Violent J said. “We are giving this TV show our heart and soul, but our music career is everything to us.”To read the full article click the link below.
From detroitnews.com
J says he’s both excited and nervous for the show. He hasn’t seen any of the episodes yet and says he wouldn’t want to, out of fear he’d want to make last-minute tweaks. ICP is keeping their fingers crossed for a second-season order, which J thinks they can get if “ICP Theater” becomes Fuse’s top-rated series. In addition to the show, ICP is gearing up for next month’s 14th annual Gathering of the Juggalos in Cave-in-Rock, Ill. J says if all goes to plan, he’s set to make an announcement at the festival that will be “the biggest announcement (ICP) has ever made.” The newlywed — J married longtime girlfriend Rapp last month at Detroit’s Masonic Temple — also feels “certain ideas spitting at me” for ICP’s next album, the follow-up to last year’s “The Mighty Death Pop.” But the immediate focus is on “Insane Clown Posse Theater.” “Even if it flops, we can rest our head knowing we gave it all we’ve got,” J says. “We did not sleep on this opportunity. We made it as big a deal as we could.”To read the full article click the link below.
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