Gathering of the Juggalos 2011 lineup

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Who's brave enough to perform at the Gathering of the Juggalos after last year's festival resulted in Tila Tequla and Method Man walking away with bloody faces? Check out the musicians and comedians performing this year.

If you thought the Gathering of the Juggalos, the annual music and "arts" festival for Insane Clown Posse fans, wasn't crazy enough, well, this might change your mind. Charlie Sheen will join the trolls at the festival as he's been added to the roster as the official M.C. of the event. Did this "win" you over? Are you buying tickets right now? If not, here are a few other lineup highlights:

But first, let's start with a little background info on the event. The Gathering of the Juggalos is a four-day event, held Aug. 11-14 in Cave-In-Rock, Ill., for fans of rap-rockers Insane Clown Posse. At last year's festival, Tila Tequila and Method Man left the event with bloody faces after being pummeled with rocks and full cans of beer, so we're surprised anyone agreed to play this year's show.

If angry Juggalos come after rapper Juvenile, perhaps he'll just tell them to "Back That Thang Up."

Rapper Busta Rhymes is hoping he won't get a busted lip from flying objects at the Gathering.

Ice Cube may need an ice pack if he gets taken out by a Juggalo.

Remember rapper Mystikal? Neither do we. Let's hope the Juggalos remember him. If they don't, they might just get rowdy.

All-female Canadian heavy metal band Kittie seems like a perfect fit for the Gathering. They've got the hardcore sound, the black clothes, the edgy attitude. This could be good. The band might actually stand a chance against those unruly Juggalos.

Is it possible that George Clinton and the P-Funk All Stars will act as a sedative to angry Juggalos? For the sake of the other performers at the event, let's hope Clinton's laid-back vibe will spread throughout the Cave-In-Rock, Ill., festival grounds.

Something tells us if Memphis rock band Saliva doesn't please the Juggalos, they may get a little saliva up side the head.

MC Hammer will also perform at the Gathering -- which makes zero sense. In fact, this particular booking may just be festival organizers throwing chum at the sharks.

The Gathering of the Juggalos isn't just about music. The festival offers all kinds of entertainment, including "Psychopathic Karaoke," helicopter rides, wet T-shirt contests and laughs, of course. Jimmie "J.J." Walker will inexplicably provide some jokes for ICP fans at the event. Here's to "Good Times" and no "dy-no-mite."

And the confusion continues as goofy Canadian comedian Harland Williams will also take the stage. If he wears this outfit, he's definitely going to get hit with a handful of broken glass.

Brian Posehn might be the most baffling booking at this year's Gathering. The alternative comic actually has some clout among comedy nerds and music fans alike (he's a huge metal fan). Is he punking us? If so, he's really putting his life in danger for a laugh. For the full lineup of artists risking it all on Aug. 11-14, check out www.juggalogathering.com.

Jimmie "J.J." Walker's famous line from the TV sitcom "Good Times" is "Dy-no-mite!"

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If you thought the Gathering of the Juggalos, the annual music and "arts" festival for Insane Clown Posse fans, wasn't crazy enough, well, this might change your mind. Charlie Sheen will join the trolls at the festival as he's been added to the roster as the official M.C. of the event. Did this "win" you over? Are you buying tickets right now? If not, here are a few other lineup highlights:

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