“That’s my boy!” — You
“That’s my favorite song!” — Also You

(Thanks for the tip, Candice.)

Comments (62)
  1. Fucking Parenting, how does it work?

  2. I will give a hundred upvotes to the first monster who gets me a Ruby gif.

  3. You’re never too young to appreciate necro-beastiality.

  4. These poor children. They have no idea how douchey they will grow up to be. Wait, they are already little baby douches. Did I take that too far? These are children, after all.

  5. His kid wrestles? Violent J pays adults to pretend to be flipped and slapped by his tiny son? Whoever said money doesn’t buy happiness was obviously not a member of the Insane Clown Posse.

    • Violent J started as a wrestler. He probably brings his sons to underground wrestling and low level league shit and it’s just a big ol family reunion.

  6. I actually found it somewhat endearing when he said “this is my sister”. He spends half the video “beating up” full grown idiots and then pauses for a little family love. Kids definitely ready to be a Juggalo, a group that raps about having sex with severed heads before pausing to reflect on life’s grand mysteries (i.e. magnets).

  7. I’m starting to think wrestling is fake.

  8. It’s not a music video – it’s a cry for help. I’m on the phone with Child Protective Services now.

  9. If anything there wasn’t ENOUGH CGI chain link fencing in this video.

  10. Does anyone have the lyrics to this song, so i can sing along at home?!?!?

  11. I don’t know whether this is worse than the Falcon Heene rap song or not. I’m going for worse just off of the ICP association.

  12. Violent J’s little boy looks just like daddy.

  13. Ruby dancing on a keyboard that has several of Violent JJ’s vocal samples triggered to it seems like a very plausible explanation for how this song was made.

  14. At least he dressed nice during certain scenes…

  15. if you’re going to make a self-indulgent video featuring your kid, that even your fans are going to want to fart on, why not write the kid some lyrics? maybe you could even make the song about things that kids like and wonder about. like giraffes and magnets.

  16. Casting your son as a tiny asshole is so hot right now.

    • It’s inescapable. Even a trip to our local SnipIts (Where a haircut’s fun), involves seeing some douchey trailer trash insisting the hairdresser give their son a mohawk.

  17. Next to his dad’s stuff, this kid is fucking Radiohead.

  18. Next year’s Gathering of the Juggalos is in prison.

  19. I do have to give Violent some credit for naming his children normal things. Joseph and Ruby are really better than most normal parents do these days. Considering he pretty easily could have gone with Hatchet Boy, or Faygnoia or Sir Rapesalot, I gotta tip my hat to his restraint.

  20. Sooooo his kid said a sentence once and they got some internet nerds to remix it into a song?
    “Very talented kid.”- Ke$ha

  21. “Dad, thanks for the help with the video. Solid. But, why do you paint your face like that?”

    - Violent JJ and Ruby

  22. Look for Violent JJ’s seminar at the Gathering.

    “SOME: why others want it, identifying those who want it and how you can entice them with it.”
    Fri: 2 – 3pm, Jubilee Tent

  23. Okay, as the father of a 6-year-old boy, this video leaves me conflicted.

    On the one hand, the wrestling bits actually made me smile. A little. I mean, set aside for a moment the fact that this kid’s dad is basically a giant, jelly-filled robot powered by the sheer pride in which he holds his own ignorance. Just set that aside for a moment. You’re six years old. Your dad organizes wrestling matches (which does not seem strange to you, because you’re six), and you get to come up on stage and pretend to beat up wrestlers while the audience applauds and cheers you on. That’s twisted, but it’s also kind of awesome. It’d be a little bit more awesome if Ruby got to do it, too. But she’s still young.

    But on the other hand, for some reason the face-slapping really bothered me. That seemed over the line. I have no idea why. Or rather, obviously I know why face-slapping is over the line, but I have no idea why that bothered me and the rest didn’t. It’s like, the fake clotheslining and the fake suplexing and the fake off-the-post bodyslamming are all fine, but, “No, JJ, we don’t slap people. That would be WRONG.”

  24. “Dad, I don’t know how magnets work. I’m a three and half year old who loves to dance. But, I’m pretty sure you could just wikipedia that shit.”

    - Ruby

  25. Great clip or as it will eventually be known “exhibit c in the trial of Joe James Bruce VS Joe Bruce Sr.”

  26. His dad made him record this song after coming home to find the walls covered with crayon drawings. A bad bad man indeed.

  27. Personal record: I just upvoted more than half of the comments on this thread. I grinned so hard, reading this. Keep up the good work, everybody.

    This might be just ‘too many beers’ type of goodwill, but still. I stand by it.

  28. “Yeah, that’s my son.” – Michelle “Sugar Slam” Rapp…
    seriously…that’s her son

  29. Honestly though he would probably kick my ass in a fight. I’m scared.

  30. Ruby is his FUCKING sister, man.

  31. Well someone’s got to tell the toddlers in tiaras how fat and unlovable they are when they grow up.

  32. I don’t know you guys, I think this kid probably has more fun than you ever did growing up. I mean aside from getting raped by some juggalos. That part isn’t fun.

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