INSANE CLOWN POSSE "TRAIN OF TERROR TOUR"

Insane Clown Posse is perhaps the most notorious and controversial rap duo in the history of music. Over the last 30 years, ICP rose from being scrubs on the streets of Detroit to becoming bona-fide pop culture icons and Gold and Platinum-selling recording artists. Through sheer hardwork and determination, ICP has created a complete entertainment empire, including music, movies, sports entertainment (Juggalo Championship Wrestling), groundbreaking music videos, and one of America’s longest-running underground music festivals, the Gathering of the Juggalos. Far beyond a rap group, ICP has proven themselves to be a worldwide phenomenon that will never be forgotten.

Ouija Macc is a musical visionary from the mean streets of Sin City, Las Vegas. His extremely troubled upbringing, coupled with an assortment of mental illnesses, gave him very few options in life, and in short he squandered every single one…except for his gift with music. Kicked out of schools and court-appointed mental health education programs, Ouija dropped out of school in 6th grade to fend for himself. Drugs, guns, and gangs became his pencils, pens, and teachers. Raised by the streets, he collected all the treasures the gutter had to offer, enduring multiple jail sentences, 7 bullet holes, 2 stab wounds, 3 overdoses, and witnessing Hell's Pit & Shangri-La both up close and personal. You can hear it in his music—the pain, the hunger, the life and death that flow alongside each other, like two faucets leaking in the same trap house. He is a bonafied messenger of the wicked shit, with an otherworldly voice and soundscape compared by many to Young Thug or Lil Uzi Vert. It's not often you bear witness to the perspective of someone who was pronounced legally dead, delivered in electrifying cadences over beats that make you want to throw your grandma out the window. Ouija Macc is nothing short of a live action Dead Body Man, nothing less than a creative genius, and when asked how he felt about signing to Psychopathic Records, he replied only "I'm finally full of something other than emptiness. I'm home."