Violent J
American rapper and record producerWikipedia
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Oct 10, 2026
Tom CampbellHOST
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Maffew GreggHOST
Violent J, Shaggy 2 Dope, Mad Man Pondo, The Rude Boy-
Tom CampbellHOST
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Maffew GreggHOST
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Sean McPhersonHOST
Jack White is a beloved and critically acclaimed rock musician from Detroit.
Sean McPhersonHOST
He is friends with Shaggy 2 Dope and Violent J from a notably not respected rap duo from Detroit.
Sean McPhersonHOST
What is that rap duo's name?
Mary O'ReganGUEST
Ooh.
Hannah FiermanGUEST
So we got like a whole bunch of musicians to act in it.
Hannah FiermanGUEST
So we got Violent, like Violent J from ICP.
Hannah FiermanGUEST
Yeah.
Hannah FiermanGUEST
Yeah.
RobbieHOST
More or less, it obviously stems from, well, not obviously, I guess, but it does stem from the Insane Clown Posse's classic 2019? 19.
RobbieHOST
Release, Fearless Fred Fury, or AKA, as Violent J said when announcing it, and is the name of the, not title track, but the track all the Joker cards have that have a... about the guy thing.
RobbieHOST
Red Fred is what he's referred to in there.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And between S.O.N. and his wife,
James RomeroHOST
Vince joined Juggalo Championship Wrestling, mm, give or take, about a year ago.
James RomeroHOST
Ultimate 2025 Violent J, he was one of the, uh, two main members of Insane Clown Posse if you don't know.
James RomeroHOST
He was looking for a major name to get involved with JCW.
James RomeroHOST
Vince Russo was free.
James RomeroHOST
I don't know if that was just storyline.
James RomeroHOST
I think it was just storyline he was actually investing his money in.
James RomeroHOST
But then he would be like an on-air authority figure, and him and Violent J would be battling it out, you know, over the weeks and months.
James RomeroHOST
Uh, Violent J had written JCW storylines himself for decades, and relinquishing that control proved difficult.
AtibaGUEST
Like, when we first stepped onto, like, stepped into the building with them, it was just like, everyone there is just, like, really cool.
AtibaGUEST
All the production guys, like, Violent J was cool to meet, and everyone, like, everyone's just, like, really, really awesome.
AtibaGUEST
It's just, like, it's a great environment to be able to, yeah, tell those stories and get people, like, yeah, hooked into the product.
AtibaGUEST
So I was like, I told Bruce, like, the first thing when we was there, I was like, "Yeah, this is, this is the place to be right now," you know?
PeterHOST
Enter here.
PeterHOST
Violent J head.
PeterHOST
Enter here.
ChrisHOST
[laughs] He comes up sometimes.
5 MINS LATER
ChrisHOST
They got rid of it
PeterHOST
... or they banned me.
ChrisHOST
Who was it, Violent J?
PeterHOST
No, I fr- forget.
ChrisHOST
Uh, that he's, he's only been with them since October last year, so he's not s- he's not stuck around all that much.
ChrisHOST
There's more to this, uh, because, um- On the Click This podcast recently, uh, Sean Oliver, the co-host, revealed that he had mediated discussions with Russo and Violent J as the two dealt with creative difference.
ChrisHOST
Said, Oliver said, quote, uh, "There was a news story in the wrestling media that I hoped wasn't coming, and I tried since I was part of the impetus of this.
ChrisHOST
I will tell you that several times throughout Vince Russo's tenure writing TV for Violent J and JCW, I'm doing some writing for them, and of course I am close to the product.
ChrisHOST
And I was on the phone at many times when the two were having creative rifts." So he's got in the middle of-
Dutch MantellHOST
Okay.
Kenny RomeroHOST
Yeah.
Jason HiltonHOST
I do love that he was quoted as saying Violent J was one of the nicest people he's ever met.
Gringo FantasticoHOST
[laughs] With a name like that.
Jason HiltonHOST
Like, way to, way to kill the gimmick there, man.
Vince RussoGUEST
I can't, I just can't function like that anymore.
Vince RussoGUEST
And, you know, bro, again, I say this all the time, like JCW is Violent J's company.
Vince RussoGUEST
If that's how Violent J runs his company, that's up to Violent J.
Vince RussoGUEST
And, you know, what I tried to do, bro, was I tried to kind of adapt to that and But it was like after a year, I was just like, bro, I just can't live in this world anymore, man.
Vince RussoGUEST
Because my world, you know, Russo's brand, it's just very structured and regimented and disciplined.
Joseph BruenHOST
Tell us about what the experience was as a whole and what it was like working with the ICP guys.
Vince RussoGUEST
Well, I will say this, and it's really not the ICP guys.
Vince RussoGUEST
It's just Violent J. Shaggy's not involved.
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