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ICP bring 33rd Annual Hallowicked back to Masonic Temple

Tracy Heck
13 minutes ago
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Insane Clown Posse shows have long been known for their chaos and spectacle and nothing represents all of that more than their annual Hallowicked show in their hometown of Detroit, where Juggalos from all over congregate to celebrate Halloween and their unique sense of family.


This year was the 33rd edition of Hallowicked and ICP made sure that tradition continued as Juggalos of all ages and backgrounds packed into the Masonic Temple.


The day began with some JCW matches and then after a break, the music portion of the evening began with openers Klokwerke, Diggy Graves, Ganksta N.I.P. and Ouija Macc.


Part of the fun of Hallowicked is seeing what theme Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope will come up with next and this year they didn't disappoint with a "Cereal Killaz" theme.


Harkening back to the monster cereals of their youth, the stage set featured a banner with two large cereal boxes: "Violent Berry" and "Count Shagula".


In the middle was a milk carton of " Psychopathic Homogenized Milk" with a missing photo for Joseph Bruce and Joseph Utsler as children out of Delray.


The stage also had two giant cereal bowls with spoons lined with the band's infamous Faygo bottles.


The Clowns, sporting Faygo t-shirts, opened with their Halloween classic "Dead Pumpkins" and also pulled out "Halloween on Military Street."


Their 20-song set was comprised of staples like "Hokus Pokus," "Tilt-A-Whirl" and "Let's Go All the Way," alongside gems like "My Kind of B*tch" and "F*ck Off."


ICP closed the evening out with the Detroit fan fave "Home," which ended with the infamous Faygo Armageddon as the Juggalos with VIP passes got to take the stage with the Clowns to spray the crowd with what was left of the diet pop.
















 
 
 

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