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Juggalos Throw "Full Beer Can" At Method Man
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Jaya Saxena
Published Aug 17, 2010
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We didn't much mind that attendees at the Gathering of the Juggalos reacted to Tila Tequila's performance by throwing bottles and "human poop" at the stage, but we'll be damned if they mess with one of Staten Island's own celebrities! Method Man and Redman were performing at the annual Insane Clown Posse fan gathering when one fan launched a "full beer can" at Method Man's face, leaving him with a bloody eye. Not cool, ninjas!
Like a true New Yorker, Method Man refused to let a little blood stop the show, and reportedly yelled, "Start the music we're continuing the show, let's f**k these motherf**kers up." But Ms. Tequila wasn't so brave, and reportedly wants to sue the Gathering for her injuries and treatment. She told E!, "These people, or monsters, whatever they are, they looked very angry and violent...I'm hoping this is the last Juggalos gathering they'll ever have. Because it's been such an underground type of concert and I'm glad that I could bring this to mainstream and expose them for what they do to people and women and that it's not OK." Apparently washed-up reality TV stars attempting to start a music career ranks lower than rainbows on their list of "Miracles":
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