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On the plus side, it's cool that Violent J is about inclusiveness and let's his daughter express herself in the way she wants, right? RTA
When I wake up, I have a ritual, as many do, of getting on the crapper and checking social media. This morning, like most, I popped open Twitter and saw a tweet about Insane Clown Posse that confused me.
It was something about a fur suit maybe? Violent J of Insane Clown Posse bought a fursuit for his daughter and received one of such low quality that he made a video with his daughter (in her new expensive fursuit) calling out the company. This is incredible. https://t.co/et7McwSsHj — Nickrob (@Nickrob) July 7, 2018
Violent J of Insane Clown Posse bought a fursuit for his daughter and received one of such low quality that he made a video with his daughter (in her new expensive fursuit) calling out the company. This is incredible. https://t.co/et7McwSsHj
Was this like a velour suit but made of fur? When I clicked through to watch the video, I finally understood. Oh, a suit for a furry. Wait a minute, Violent J's daughter is a furry? Ok, so what's the point of the video, then?
Basically, Violent J tried to order a fancy furry costume for his daughter, and then what arrived was not nearly as fancy as what was advertised. So, they created this video to put the company on blast.
I guess on the plus side, it's cool that Violent J is about inclusiveness and let's his daughter express herself in the way she wants, which isn't hurting anybody. As for the rest of the video, I'm as perplexed as ICP are about magnets.
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Onyx, Green Jellÿ, KRS-One, and Slick Rick are also confirmed to perfrom.
He should be home within the next few days.
United States of Insanity is out this October.
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