Why do icp fans love faygo

This is classic ICP coming to town, man! And, of course, you can expect ICP's theatrical stage show, complete with chainsaws, hatchets and people dressed as devils, monsters, zombies, monks and, of course, clowns. It's a carnival onstage. It's the Dark Carnival onstage.

How people sometimes don't understand ICP's music and image. Insane Clown Posse specializes in shocking, often violent lyrics, but they aren't necessarily meant to be taken literally. The things we say sometimes are how we really feel, but we would never do the things we're saying, you know what I mean?

It's just expression, you know, a way to burn anger or a way to deal with things. It's therapy for a lot of people. And just like metal, the real heavy stuff, sometimes it takes you to a dark place and talks about some really crazy s But it's all entertainment, man! When I meet somebody on the street — let's say I'm chilling at Walgreens or something — and somebody comes up and says, 'Hey man, I'm down with the clown!

I feel ashamed of myself. I feel like I'm letting them down. They want me to do a flip or pull out an axe and spit a wicked rap or something. And instead I'm just sittin' there buying some toilet paper or whatever. That's devastating. Who can say that! Who can say that, man! It's like, we made it that far! However recently, somebody on Faygo's social team slipped up and now they're paying the price. In a recent and altered post , they posted a picture of artist Dan RarRi holding Faygo, with the caption saying they were "Two legends.

Now anytime Faygo posts any kind of picture, they get flooded with memes, gifs, and comments about ICP. You can take a look at any feed and see that Juggalos won't rest until Faygo does the right thing and acknowledges the two dudes who have kept them in the business they are in today. I think it's long overdue. Violent J has commented on the subject, saying : "We wish they would do a limited edition Faygo pop run with us.

Maybe one day, when they get a new CEO, they might change their way of thinking. The brand barely even acknowledges that their product is deeply embedded within Juggalo rituals such as drinking Faygo, throwing Faygo and shaking up bottles and showering others with Faygo. At a gas station or corner store there, a two-liter bottle goes for 99 cents.

Faygo is a born-and-bred Detroit product, with the company starting life as Feigenson Brothers Bottling Works in Detroit in Originally trained as bakers in Russia, after moving to the U. S,, the titular brothers began bottling mineral and soda water.