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Ian MacKaye Showed Up To Watch The Juggalo March

Ian MacKaye of Fugazi performing on stage, Kilburn National Ballroom, London, United Kingdom, 1990. (Photo by Ian Dickson/Redferns)

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This past weekend, Insane Clown Posse fans marched on Washington to protest the FBI's decision to designate them as a gang. And DC punk's greatest luminary was there to take in the scene. Ian MacKaye -- co-founder of Dischord Records and former leader of Fugazi, Minor Threat, and about a half-dozen other great and important bands -- is no stranger to musical protests on the National Mall. And photographers noticed that MacKaye had biked down to watch the Juggalo March. He looked like he was having a great time. Please enjoy this photographic evidence:

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Ian Mackaye of Fugazi/Minor Threat/ Dischord Records at the #JuggaloMarch pic.twitter.com/acrebJ4zCd

— #retiredpunk (@NickKarpPhotos) September 17, 2017

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