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Joe met John Utsler, and his little brother Joey, in
Oak Park. The three got involved in backyard wrestling, and created two
backyard wrestling rings. Bruce also began his gang life by reluctantly
getting involved in criminal activity in Royal Oak Township. Joe, John,
and Joey all got heavily into rap music. The three recorded a song on a
four-track tape recorder, under the group name of JJ Boys, called "Party
at the Top of the Hill," but they did not pursue a serious career in
music. Back in The Township, Bruce recalls walking through a vacant
house with a school bully who, while holding a brick in his hand,
demanded that Joe give him a blow job. Terrified, Joe got on his knees
to pretend he was going to, but picked up a log and threw it before
running home.
Joe dropped out of school in eighth grade, and
moved in with his friend, Rudy, in River Rouge. Bruce formed his own
gang called Inner City Posse, and they would drive to Birmingham and
beat up rich kids on a daily basis. Rob joined the U.S. Army, which left
Joe with no parental guidance. The gang soon began terrorizing people
with Army-issued tear gas and stealing car radios for money. One night,
Joe's mother, who had just moved to Ferndale, had her house attacked by
rival gang Hazel Parks. Fearing for his mother's life, Joe fled to
Bonnie Doone, North Carolina, a trailer park town just outside of Fort
Bragg where his brother was staying. It was there that Bruce witnessed
the open racism which would later emerge as the hate for bigots
referenced in Insane Clown Posse's lyrics. |
