The director of the video, former Cro-Mags rhythm guitarist Parris Mayhew, wanted Insane Clown Posse to perform the song several times in order to get the footage from all angles, but the duo refused to repeat the song because it was an actual concert, and not just a video shoot. The music video for the 'Slaughter House Mix' was shot at the State Theatre now known as the Fillmore, during an actual Insane Clown Posse concert. Joseph and Robert Bruce developed their own concept for the video, but the director changed their plans, and the final concept instead featured Insane Clown Posse performing actions which Joseph Bruce later described as ' the stupidest thing I had ever heard of.' Because the group and the label were disappointed with the video, it was not publicly released at the time, although it later appeared on Psychopathic: The Videos in 2007. It just makes me sick.' Music videos Īfter signing a distribution deal with Jive Records' short-lived imprint, Battery Records, the group received funds to produce a music video for the song. But I'm talkin' about the racist fuckin' rednecks that fuck their daughters. He stated that 'if you’re a redneck and you're not a racist, then obviously you know that I'm not talkin’ about you.

In an interview with Murder Dog, Bruce said that the song is not directed toward all Southerners. There, Joseph witnessed firsthand the hatred and open racism directed toward African American citizens, as well as the minorities serving in the Army, and became disgusted and infuriated with the actions that took place. As a teenager, he had briefly lived in Bonnie Doone, North Carolina, a trailer park town just outside Fort Bragg, where his brother Robert had been staying with the U.S. The concept stems from the group's anti- bigotry philosophy, based on various experiences witnessed by group member Violent J. The lyrics describe Insane Clown Posse meeting and killing multiple racist rednecks, referred to as 'Chickens'.

Chicken remix song