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here have been at least two instances where Juggalos have been violent. Earlier this year, a Wisconsin man was sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison for using a machete to cut off a woman's pinky finger and drinking her blood. This was all to honor a Juggalo who had died. In 2014, two men tried to carve and burn a tattoo from a housemates arm because they thought he had disrespected the fan group.

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The band has described their fans  as a non-political group . But back in 2011, the Justice Department's National Gang Intelligence Center "the juggalos are a loosely- organized gang" like the Crips, Bloods and MS-13. The annual Gang Threat Assessment report said they engaged in criminal activity and violence.

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https://haenfler.sites.grinnell.edu/subcultures-and-scenes/juggalos/

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Also there you’d hear people shout “whoop whoop” at you many times. “Whoop whoop” isn’t an offensive or derogatory term, but it a piece of Juggalo subcultural language which represents friendship and acceptance.

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At Dark Carnival a material item which Juggalos use to connect is Faygo Soda. Faygo is an inexpensive soda which Juggalos spray and dump on each other at the gathering to symbolize a baptizing of poverty

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To meet with other juggalos, you go to the dark carnival. Dark Carnival is an event held once a year where Juggalos from around the world are able to gather and spend a week together as a family

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Juggalo history began one evening in 1994 at an Insane Clown Posse (ICP) concert. During the song “The Juggla,” ICP’s two lead singers, Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope, called their fans ‘Juggalos’ for the first time. The label deepened connections amongst fans as ICP’s popularity grew.

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People around the world began to identify themselves as a part of the Juggalo family. Connected by one common term, Juggalos became a family that strived to accept anyone, no matter their social class, gender, or family background.