2 definitions by KickYourAssGarduno
Juggalo/Juggalette in training. Someone who is working on getting down with the clown, but isn't quite there yet.
Juggalo to another who is down with the clown: This is my girlfriend. Right now, she's a J.I.T.
Other Juggalo/Juggalette: Alright! It's nice to see more people getting down with the clown.
or...
J.I.T.: Yeah I was listening to Boogie Woogie Wu by ICP.
Passing by Juggalo/Juggalette: WHOOP WHOOP!
J.I.T.: Whoop Whoop! Right now I'm just a Juggalette in training, but I'm definatly going to be down with the clown till I'm dead in the ground!
Other Juggalo/Juggalette: Alright! It's nice to see more people getting down with the clown.
or...
J.I.T.: Yeah I was listening to Boogie Woogie Wu by ICP.
Passing by Juggalo/Juggalette: WHOOP WHOOP!
J.I.T.: Whoop Whoop! Right now I'm just a Juggalette in training, but I'm definatly going to be down with the clown till I'm dead in the ground!
by KickYourAssGarduno September 7, 2010
A Juggalo or Juggalette (depending on gender) is a follower of the record label Psychopathic, which produces Insane Clown Posse, Twizted, Boondox, etc. All of these bands fit the genre called horror core.
Often times, they will have the symbol of the Juggalo/Juggalette on some piece of clothing. The symbol is a boy or girl running with a hatchet. It's like the cross for them. Juggalos/Juggalettes also are in the theme of clowns. They paint their faces at concerts and other occasions, and often times the design is to describe something about themselves, just like medicine masks of native north american tribes.
The music they listen to often contains themes of murder and other crimes along the lines of death. Often times, the songs are about killing the evil people in this world, to make way for a new one, one that is for us all to enjoy.
ICP (Insane Clown Posse) is the one who started the juggalo/jugglette movement. Their music is divided into six jokers cards, each of them representing something else.
Though alot of the music is dark, it is often comedic. Not all of there songs are about how life should be lived, and songs such as The Nedding Game are just meant for entertainment.
Juggalos/Juggalettes consider them selves family, and since they are often shunned in every day society, they have a tendency of being angry despite saying that they "Don't give a fuck". That is a pretty normal attitude with most people (Goths, Gangsta's, Preps, SK8rs).
Often times, they will have the symbol of the Juggalo/Juggalette on some piece of clothing. The symbol is a boy or girl running with a hatchet. It's like the cross for them. Juggalos/Juggalettes also are in the theme of clowns. They paint their faces at concerts and other occasions, and often times the design is to describe something about themselves, just like medicine masks of native north american tribes.
The music they listen to often contains themes of murder and other crimes along the lines of death. Often times, the songs are about killing the evil people in this world, to make way for a new one, one that is for us all to enjoy.
ICP (Insane Clown Posse) is the one who started the juggalo/jugglette movement. Their music is divided into six jokers cards, each of them representing something else.
Though alot of the music is dark, it is often comedic. Not all of there songs are about how life should be lived, and songs such as The Nedding Game are just meant for entertainment.
Juggalos/Juggalettes consider them selves family, and since they are often shunned in every day society, they have a tendency of being angry despite saying that they "Don't give a fuck". That is a pretty normal attitude with most people (Goths, Gangsta's, Preps, SK8rs).
Juggalo/Juggalette passes by Juggalo/Juggalette on the street: WHOOP WHOOP!
Juggalo/Juggalette: Hey, Ninja!
Juggalo/Juggalette: We're down with the clown!
Juggalo/Juggalette: Till we're dead in the ground!
Yes, I have actually been in a conversation like this (as a bystandered. This was before I really even knew what being down with the clown meant, and as of right now, I'm a J.I.T. or Juggalette in Training).
Juggalo/Juggalette: Hey, Ninja!
Juggalo/Juggalette: We're down with the clown!
Juggalo/Juggalette: Till we're dead in the ground!
Yes, I have actually been in a conversation like this (as a bystandered. This was before I really even knew what being down with the clown meant, and as of right now, I'm a J.I.T. or Juggalette in Training).
by KickYourAssGarduno September 7, 2010