Andrea Pellegrini used to be a publicist for Insane Clown Posse’s (ICP’s) record label Psychopathic Records until she claimed she was fired for reporting cases of sexual harassment. The suit, filed in Michigan, includes a litany of complaints which TMZ has graciously highlighted.
In 2011 … Violent J’s girlfriend Michelle Rapp glared at her in a hostile manner. When she complained to the president of the record label, he told her Michelle is “crazy” and might beat her up.
Maybe he was just trying to warn her and the unconcerned laugh he gave was out of nervousness.
In 2012 … on the way to lunch, Dirty Dan, a Psychopathic Records employee, told Andrea he had a “fat c**k” and that “he’d like to f**k her.”
Well, Dirty Dan is nothing if not a straightforward guy. He shoots straight from the hip… with his penis.
In July 2012, Andrea changed her Facebook status to single… and soon after, Dirty Dan presented her with a “clear dildo” in the office and told her that she’d probably need it because she’s single.
Good lookin’ out, Dirty Dan. People just don’t know how much that guy cares.
Later that day …. Andrea says Dan gifted two other women in the office with “vagina tighteners”
“Why can’t you be tight like Andrea,” he probably told the other two. Loudly. Enough so Andrea could hear.
In August 2012 … she was told she couldn’t use the private bathrooms at the Gathering of the Juggalos and was forced to share restrooms that were “often full with naked male strangers.”
To be fair, they were probably in the process of installing a peephole camera in the private bathroom. Hard hat area, ya know? Emphasis on hard. Giggity.
As for the guns — Andrea claims she was once asked to obtain illegal automatic weapons for a photo shoot.
That’s actually terrible. They probably didn’t even tell her how to go about procuring such illegal weaponry.
In any case, crazy, right? These claims seem totally out of character for ICP and a record label named Psychopathic Records. Anyone who has listened to their music knows they are down to earth fellows with old world values.