Funny / Insane Clown Posse

When they're not rapping about things that are gross, dark and disturbing, ICP are actually pretty funny.

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Media appearances

• The commentary that the group comes up with in the Stranglemania and Juggalo Championship Wrestling videos.
• The judging scene in Aqua Teen Hunger Force.
• A vast majority of ICP's short-lived radio show, the Juggalo Show. (Seriously... if you're an ICP fan and you HAVEN'T heard their 13-minute cover of "Freebird," you are missing out.)
• Their ICP Theater stint (which is basically a mix of Mystery Science Theater 3000 and ''Beavis and Butt-Head's video reviews) that they have with Fuse's YouTube channel/website has stuff that even makes those who dislike them admit that they have funny stuff with this. Even though it starts with their very own "Chris Benoit" song, the comedy quickly improves with their video on Carly Rae Jepsen's Call Me Maybe (especially with how they compared her band to something from Nickelodeon and then that freecreditscore.com band!), and then Katy Perry's Wide Awake.
  • Other videos include their takes on the 2012 version's trailer of Les Misérables (2012), Justin Bieber and Nicki Minaj's Beauty & A Beat, and PSY's Gangnam Style.
    • The videos eventually evolved into an actual TV show called ICP Theater, which feature more guests (mainly friends that the group already had) and more videos for them to make fun of.
• Their appearance as "Infernal Clown Posse" on 1000 Ways to Die.
• Half of the first episode of "Snakebusters" is just Ruby^note Violent J's daughter needling her dad about allegedly being "Broke since the 90s", with the implication being this is why he cheaped out on the hideous first fursuit he bought her.

Music

• The Golden Goldies album ''Gimme Dem Fuckin' Nuggets Bitch or I'll Punch Your Fuckin' Face''.
• The skit that occurs after "Juggalo Island", where Shaggy gets pulled over by a cop.
• The phone call skit before "Chicken Huntin' (Slaughterhouse Remix)" on Riddle Box
• The suicide hotline skits on The Great Milenko.
• "Another Love Song", which feels like a Silly Love Song right up until the singer (without ever changing the tone of his voice) declares his intention to brutally murder his girlfriend for cheating on him.
• The Jerky Boys prank calls on The Amazing Jeckel Brothers.
• The hidden tracks at the end of Bizaar/Bizzar - especially the Yo Mama jokes.
  • "JUST when you thought it was over! Here's a little something from Vanilla Ice himself!" "Your greasy ass, camel cock breath momma is so fucking poor, she gotta suck cock for crack!"
• "Boing Boing" Especially Shaggy's rant at the end.
• The Shaggy Show, especially the ad for the hot chili.
  "I like my chili hot. In fact I like my chili so damn hot that you could cook a hog's ass in a spoonful. When a working man such as myself wants a little hot fixin' I reach for that bottle of Momma's Goddamn Hot chili. Smooth, tinder chunks with chili beans filled with momma's hot bastard bacon bits and drizzled with just the right amount of savory sauce, drippin' with noodle nuggets and Texas tough onions. Mmmm mmmm that's hot, God Damn Hot. Ask for it by name."
• Honestly, if the ICP's rendition of Mozart's Leck Mich Im Arsch with Jack White playing the music won't make you laugh, then their explanation over Mozart's original song should get something out of you. Especially with how Violent J says "Beefoven".
• "The Neden Game." Boy, Violent J sure knows how to make a great first impression. (Not that Shaggy is any better.)
  • What really takes the cake is Violent J's horrified "WHAT?!" in the background when Shaggy says he'd "break his fuckin' jaw."
• "Up Ya Ass" and their cover of Yo Gabba Gabba!'s "Hold Still" (the latter featuring rock group Downtown Brown) are pretty much this.
• The entirety of "Bazooka Joey" is this:
  "He's dancing... with a GODDAMN BAZOOKA! Bazooka Joey!"
• "Amazing Maze". Granted, it's mostly black comedy, but still.
• The exchange in "What is A Juggalo?" where J's stream-of-consciousness lyric-spinning (the Connect Four line) gets too weird even for Shaggy, who actually interrupts himself and demands, "What the fuck?!" Jay's like, "Never mind, just get on with it" (though with his usually vulgar aplomb, of course).
  • This joke would appear again in "I Want My Shit" where J raps a line where he "Walked 'cross enemy lines with a MAC-10" (in the American Civil War), only for Shaggy to interrupt and point out that they didn't have those at the time. After a brief argument, J corrects himself:
  "Walked across enemy lines with a... lantern..."
  • An even earlier version of these jokes can be found in "Murder Go Round", where Violent J allegedly claims that a gangbanger shot him and missed, hitting 2 Dope instead, but Shaggy immediately exclaims "WHAT?! I AIN'T GOT SHOT BITCH!!" but J still goes on as if Shaggy said nothing.
• "Miracles", full stop. Most of the humor comes from the inherent Narm of the lyrics and the music video, but even Violent J has admitted that it's Actually Pretty Funny.
• "Boogie Woogie Wu", especially when Violent J is less than impressed with his target's hygiene.
  "I'll sing lullabies until you doze off
  "Tie you down, and chew your fuckin' toes off
  "Then spit 'em out back in your face
  "PAH! FUCK! Wash your feet, bitch!"
• On "Be Safe", Shaggy raps, "I might suck a dick—" Record Needle Scratch, as Shaggy realizes what he just rapped, then raps, "—uh, I would never suck a dick!"