ICP is about to transform into a Christian cult.

October 13, 2010 D. H. McKee

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Insane Clown Possee’s new syrupy video paves the way for their transformation to an X-tian cult.

The Posse is about to transform into a Christian cult.
Seriously, if you take the curse words out of the video and wipe that ridiculous clown makeup off the jackasses rapping, these dudes could make a (second) mint off touring the mega-church circuit with this song. But they don’t need to, because they’ve got a big enough audience of incredibly and inexplicably devout followers start their own mega-church — which is precisely what they plan to do.
That’s right, we’re calling it. Let the conspiracy-theorizing start here: ICP is turning their marketing savvy and army of dedicated followers into the next big Christian cult. Step aside Jehovah’s Witnesses and Mormons — the Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Clown is on the rise.

Moving Pictures: Is “Miracles” paving the way for ICP’s full-blown Christian cult? – Denver Music – Backbeat

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