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lemmy.world

That scene is hilarious. "I've sized you up! I've stripped you down! I don't like what I see!" -Charlie, to a bunch of highschool kids.

Unfortunately that episode isn't on a lot of platforms bc one of the other storylines involves blackface.

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lemmy.world

I remember something about them coming out and saying they're a Christian band... Did I make that up? Was that a dream?

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The news framed it as that, they never claimed christianity and criticize it. The Carnival is their own morality tale / spiritualism deal.

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There's only one way to be sure. You and your Bible study group must listen to their every single album.

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lemmy.world

Their music has a lot of religious imagery, specifically themes of the afterlife and being judged by a higher power when you die. A major album, arguably the most important album to the lore of the band, included a final track called Thy Unveiling. In this track they directly said "Truth is we follow God. We've always been behind him." This was shocking to some people at the time and was a pretty big thing.

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When I die, show no pity

Send my soul to Juggalo City

Dig my grave six feet deep

Put two matches at my feet

Put two hatchets on my chest

Tell my homies I did my best

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It's on Lion, which is possibly his best album.

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sh.itjust.works

So many bangers, but for a fave I flip flop between naught and everybody dies.

Naught is dope. Hammering the point home. It's nothing.

Everybody dies. So good it has three choruses. And these stand out lines: Bloody. Bleedin. Laying on linoleum. 🔥 Slugs and people making personal connections 🔥

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Dude on a skateboard,
Congrats to me my aim scored
Make sure that fool ain't late
For his date with The Lord
EMT's on the way
But I reverse the journey
He showed up in the driver's seat
But left on the gurney

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You reached the end