Charlie Sheen heckled by Juggalos

Now this is a nice development. He did a show there as well, so can we assume Charlie Sheen is now part of the Detroit hip-hop scene?

This time last year, Charlie Sheen was preparing for the Emmys, but after his many “colorful” episodes, things are a little different for the actor.

This year, the former “Two and a Half Men” star made an appearance at the Gathering of the Juggalos, the three-day music festival for fans of the band Insane Clown Posse held in Cave-In-Rock, Illinois.

Sheen, 45, hosted Saturday night’s show, and he got mixed reactions from attendees.


Despite his tiger blood, the actor was alternately cheered and booed, according to two videos posted online Sunday. In a video posted on TMZ, the crowd chants his name, with enthusiastic fans shouting “winning!” But just when you think the warlock’s tamed the unruly crowd, a BuzzFeed video shows Sheen getting booed and heckled.

And that “Major League” training must’ve come in handy, because like Tila Tequila and Method Man before him, the actor was hit with objects thrown on stage. (Oh, those Juggalos! They’re incorrigible.)

Sheen’s next appearance should also garner an interesting reception; "The Comedy Central Roast of Charlie Sheen" tapes on September 10. The roast will premiere on Comedy Central on September 19 at 10/9c, the same day “Two and a Half Men” will debut Ashton Kutcher as the new "man" on the sitcom following Sheen's firing.

Bizarre ft. Tech N9ne - Believer

Wow, when did Bizzy decide to go balls out with his rap career? This is nice.

J Dilla - Geek Down

This was made by a guy named Steve Smith out of Detroit, Michigan.

J Dilla - Geekdown from Steve Smith on Vimeo.

Eminem Shows Up In Two Super Bowl Ads

In what seems to be an effort to make his public presence felt again after falling off the face of the earth for half a decade, rapper Eminem appeared in not one but two Super Bowl ads. Here's the one for Lipton Brisk Ice Tea:

This one is for Chrysler and takes on a completely different tone, wherein Eminem is seen driving a Chrysler through the streets of Detroit to the backdrop of "Lose Yourself" and a narrator voicing a Gil Scott Heron style narrative:

Gil Scott Heron has largely been forgotten by many so here's a little reminder:

And shit, while we're at it, here's some Eminem:

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