ICP Greatest Trolls around. (even if I don't like there message)

[Jimson]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2010/oct/09/insane-clown-posse-christians-god

Yeah... Apparently ICP Was trollin' from the beginning... Bad ass.

 

[Thaius]

That... makes no sense at all. If they do consider themselves evangelical Christians, they sure as heck are some of the biggest hypocrites the religion has ever seen. Their lyrics reflect the exact opposite of what Christians are supposed to be like. Now I'm just confused.

 

[SimuLord]

Those 2 guys are the most clever marketers I've ever seen. They've created a legion of obedient imbeciles who will buy literally anything with a hatchet man on it. Fuck the DS---the hatchet man, IT PRINTS MONEY!

 

[BonsaiK]

This is old news. ICP have been known Christians for ages. Which just goes to show that religion has no bearing on musical output really.

 

[TomLikesGuitar]

Honestly, I think they're just doing it as a sort of publicity prank.

I've never been a fan, though; I'm just judging by the article.

 

[Pegghead]

Oh well, if you do look past all the memes in their miracle song there are genuine messages of peace, love and unity so maybe they aren't all that hypocritical.

Still, I gotta admit it's nice having guys like this on the home team (Catholic, but...shut up).

 

[Jonny1188]

‎"A giraffe is a f***ing miracle. It has a dinosaur-like neck. It's yellow. Yeah, technically an elephant is not a miracle. Technically."

Wow... the depths of stupidity have no bounds.

 

[Jimson]

IDK I just think they did a really good job of trolling everyone. I mean seriously, pretty much convinced everyone they love beatin' ho's and then there just like YO Guess what! We love teh bitchez. WEZT ZIIIDE

 

[Something Amyss]

So two Christians create a culture based on violence and misogyny, topped off with idolatry of various demonic visages and occult paraphernalia. All, it seems, for Jesus.

Yeah, sorry, I don't buy it.

But then, I don't care.

I do, however, wonder who would be foolish enough to try and assemble a mob of people who would attack and/or murder people for fun, then try and say it was part of their plan to speak of the love of Christ.

 

[BonsaiK]

So two Christians create a culture based on violence and misogyny, topped off with idolatry of various demonic visages and occult paraphernalia. All, it seems, for Jesus.

Yeah, sorry, I don't buy it.

But then, I don't care.

I do, however, wonder who would be foolish enough to try and assemble a mob of people who would attack and/or murder people for fun, then try and say it was part of their plan to speak of the love of Christ.

I don't know, it's not so far-fetched. There's a fair few historical precedents for that kind of thing.

 

[Something Amyss]

I don't know, it's not so far-fetched. There's a fair few historical precedents for that kind of thing.

Yeah, Christianity does have a pretty bloody history.

Still, they're doing shots of something far worse than Faygo if they think the message people are getting is the one they're supposedly laying down.