Eminem vs Insane Clown Posse
Insane Clown Posse perform in a 2007 concert to their fans, known as "Juggalos".
This beef with Eminem and the Insane Clown Posse (ICP), goes way back to 1995. ICP consists of two people, Violent J (Joseph Bruce), and Shaggy 2 Dope (Joseph Ulster). Everything started in 1995, when Eminem was handing out flyers for a party where he was performing. The flyer apparently said "Appearance from ICP...maybe". Violent J wasn't too happy about this and he told Eminem to "fuck off" and that he wouldn't play at his party. This, apparently, struck Eminem the wrong way and he and ICP started to exchange dis tracks. He told people that he threw ICP out of a club in Detroit and he told a close friend that ICP were pussies for not responding. Eminem has dissed ICP on many tracks before. For example, on "Get You Mad," he says "dress up like ICP and have them come see you perform live" and on "Drastic Measures" he says, "ICP are over rated and hated because of their false identities". Within the past few years, ICP has recruited Detroit rap group Twiztid to the fold and this Detroit crew released their first diss towards Slim with the infamous "Slim Anus" track made by dubbing over select parts of Eminem's hit song "My Name Is" to give the song homosexual meanings. Eminem responded in the track "Marshall Mathers" from The Marshall Mathers LP, which includes the lines, "'Slim Anus,' you damn right slim anus/I don't get fucked in mine like you two little flaming faggots." The track following "Marshall Mathers," "Ken Kaniff (skit)," has ICP giving oral sex to fictional homosexual character Ken Kaniff.
On June 3, 2000, Mathers was involved in a heated dispute in Red Oak, Michigan with Douglas Dail, an associate of the Insane Clown Posse. During the confrontation, Marshall was observed to be holding a gun, which he kept pointed at the ground[1]. Being taken into police custody after an unrelated incident the next day, Marshall was charged with misdemeanor charges of brandishing a firearm in public, assault with a dangerous weapon, and two counts of concealed weapon possession, in two separate trials for the two incidents. In the Dail case, he pleaded nolo contendere to the charges of firearm possession and brandishing, receiving one year of probation, enforced concurrently with the sentence from the first case. [2]. ICP responded with an underground diss track called "Nuthin' but a 'Bitch' Thang" (a parody of Dr. Dre's hit single "Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang",) which opens with Eminem being sodomized by Dr. Dre and continues with a response by ICP to "Marshall Mathers" and a reference to the Red Oak incident.
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