When Vampiro Gets High

Insane Clown Posse · Forgotten Freshness Vol. 3 LP [2001]

(Violent J)

And we're ready, just remember to be smooth you gotta be faster though

We gotta go through it faster



(Vampiro)

Why?



(Violent J)

Because we don't have that much space



(Vampiro)

I'm feeling it



(Violent J)

Then we gotta break it up

The name is Vampiro, go



(Vampiro)

The name is Vampiro, go



Vampiro! Child of the rancid, wretched darkness. Vampiro!

I truly am a juggalotus. Maniac killa, super unknown! Hero!

Yeah, a true hatchet ryda! Long reign the Lotus killas!

Then again, it's my priviledge to powerbomb your fuckin' ass

On a bed of butcher knives mothafucker!



(Violent J)

Mothafucko



(Vampiro)

Open up the Pandora's box bitchboy

And I am 1 of 6 killas, with Jamie Monoxide (Jamie Madrox)

Oh fuck ok that's that dude from Twiztid

Shaggy (Monoxide) Blaze whut the fucker ever Monoxide

(Blaze) Blaze

And of course Violent J



(Violent J)

With blood trails drain through the streets of detroit



(Vampiro)

Like Faygo off a juggalos dick motherfucker

(A juggalos body) Oh

The result of 6 serial murdering maniac killas. Killing, murdering, stabbing

(Chopping!! Hacking!! Cutting!!)

And maybe lighting your fucking dick on fire bitch

(Whoo!)

All hail the Lotus Pod from hence we came

And when our job is complete we will return to

(In your ribs, in your ribs) in my nuts (No, in your ribs) Aight

(The Lotus Pod)

The Lotus Pod (The Lotus Pod) the Lotus Pod fucker, the next level, 6 maniac killas

The Lotus Pod (the Lotus Pod) the Lotus Pod

(Look at me not the mic

I mean the microphone not me, don't look at me look at the microphone)

I'm lookin at the microphone man, (the Lotus Pod) the Lotus Pod (the Lotus Pod)

My big dick (your big dick) my big... dick!

(Alright that's a wrap)

About When Vampiro Gets High

"When Vampiro Gets High" by Insane Clown Posse stands as a defining track from their 2001 album *Forgotten Freshness Vol. 3 LP*, encapsulating the group's signature blend of horror punk and hip-hop. Released during the height of their mainstream success, the recording exemplifies the band's chaotic energy, featuring rapid-fire vocal delivery and aggressive instrumentation characteristic of their genre. The song reinforces the Juggalo subculture's identity through its thematic focus on the titular character, Vampiro, while maintaining the satirical edge that has always been central to the Insane Clown Posse's discography. It remains a staple of their catalog, reflecting the era's fusion of alternative rock and rap and continuing to resonate with fans who appreciate their unique approach to heavy metal and comedy.