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Insane Clown Posse (ICP) are a hardcore hip hop/horrorcore rap group originally from Wayne, Michigan, consisting of Violent J (Joseph Bruce) and Shaggy 2 Dope (Joseph Utsler). They almost always professionally display themselves in full black and white "evil clown" makeup that could be compared to the corpse paint of black metal musicians or the makeup of the rock group KISS. Violent J's makeup is usually drawn as a smiling face, while Shaggy's is an angry face. While never achieving full mainstream success, the group has nevertheless obtained a number of platinum and gold albums as well as a dedicated fan base.//The first incarnation of the group was as The JJ Boys in 1989, a trio consisting of Violent J, Shaggy 2 Dope, and John Utsler, also known as John Kickchazz. The group formed while its members were still in their early teens, and the trio later changed their name to "Inner City Posse". Kickchazz is Shaggy's brother and performed on Inner City Posse albums Enter the Ghetto Zone, Bassment Cuts, and Dog Beats. He left the group before Carnival of Carnage was released. Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope still wanted ICP to be a trio, and so brought in a local rapper named Kalyn Garcia (also known as Greeze-E), who appeared on Beverly Kills 50187.[citation needed] He subsequently left as well, and ICP have remained a duo ever since, forming Psychopathic Records with manager Alex Abbiss in 1991. Abbiss managed the group until June 2006, when he retired from the label. Bill "Billy Bill" Dail currently acts as ICP's manager, as well as president of Psychopathic Records. [citation needed]In 1992, ICP released Carnival of Carnage, which they designated as "The First Joker's Card". The group hinted at the next five major-release albums being numbered in this fashion. They also stated that "the end of time will consume us all" once the Sixth Joker's Card was revealed, and that their fans would know all there is to know about The Dark Carnival (alternatively referred-to as "The Dead Carnival" on The Riddlebox)— something that the band refers to on every album as a powerful force which has spoken to them. In ICP's songs, the Dark Carnival often took the shape of a travelling carnival road-show, where instead of harmless entertainment, the clowns and rides serve up death and pain as punishment for the wicked
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