Insane Clown Posse

F***in' Lawsuits, how do they work again? Insane Clown Posse and four of their most devoted Juggalos (fans) have sued the FBI and the Department of Justice after the rap unit's fan group was designated as a gang. ICP rappers Shaggy 2 Dope and Violent J have sued on the basis that the alleged mis-classification of their Juggalo fans infringes on the devotees' constitutional rights.

FBI is being sued by Juggalos, fans of Insane Clown Posse. ACLU press conference. Still wearing the paint. pic.twitter.com/0TqZYBgLYD

— Khalil AlHajal (@detroitkhalil) January 8, 2014

Continue reading: FBI Sued By Insane Clown Posse And Juggalos Over Gang Labelling

Ask someone to describe the everyday activities that the Insane Clown Posse and their loyal Juggalo fan-base might get up to to fill their free time and they'd probably list all of the things that former publicist Andrea Pellegrini are suing the band over. It turns out that when she signed on to be the ICP publicist, Pellegrini didn't look far enough into what the band were most famous for, and it isn't their music.

Andrea is suing for wrongful termination, claiming that she was constantly subjected to sexual harassment when at work, and states that whenever she complained about the behaviour of some of the ICP to the heads of record label Psychopathic Records, she was only ever ridiculed or humoured. According to TMZ, who gained access to the court papers filed by Andrea, she is suing the band and record label for a long list of bizarre occurrences that stretch back to 2009 and include dildos, vaginal tightening devices, naked-male filled bathrooms and some absurdly bad pick-up attempts.

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