Klown - First I'd like to thank you for agreeing to do this interview for us here at The Wicked Shit. Can you please introduce yourself to our members? My name is B-CIDE, I am from the 315, UTICA, NEW YORK! Klown - How long have you been rapping? B-CIDE - I have been rappin since 1998, I've been taking it serious since around 2001. Klown - Nice, almost a decade in the game. Got a very good sound too ya, can tell ya been in it for a while. Can you tell me a little about your origins and how you got into the wicked underground? B-CIDE - Well the first shit I did was back in high school with 2 of my friends, me and my boy rapped and the other would produce, I loved it back in the day, it was so fun, we thought everything came out so good, but looking back on it, most of it sucked. I'd have to say ICP got me into the wicked underground, then I took it and ran with it, I do my own thing, I don't do this so called "juggalo rap music" my shit is a mix of everything, I listen to a lot of southern rap, like No Limit Records, David Banner, Ludacirs, Lil Jon, shit like that. Klown - *laughs* Well every thing we did when we first started always seemed kick ass when we first did it. Funny how years of experience and hard work can change one for the better and also how you look at ya older stuff. Yea seems like ICP brought a lot of people into the Wicked Underground, yet anyone can tell you mix alot of other styles into your music. Gives it a damn good unique style, which is damn good. How did you come up with your name? B-CIDE - Actually I use to go by Bob C. that's as close to my government name as you can get, but then my homie who I made music with in high school dubed me B-CIDE, becuase it's a more underrated side of a single, like back in the day when they would release shit to radio, the B Side was always the next single, but it was hot shit! Klown - Nice and you're right. I always thought the better songs were always on the B Side of tapes and expecially the old B Movies *laughs* How close are you with your fan base? B-CIDE - I like to think I am the easest artist to get at, if your a fan of mine, you are welcometo go anywhere I go, shit yall could come to my house if your in town, I could careless. I got more love for my fans than anything. I love the fans, that's what keeps me going. If anyone wants autographs, it ain't a bother, I'll sign anything. Klown - For this I can definatly vouch for. You're a fuckin kewl bro and always answered any question I had and even sent shit ya didnt have too. If any of y'all reading this wants to meet and chat with a killer dude. Just hit up B-Cide and you wont regret it. Have you ever opened for another major horrorcore artist? I.E. Tech n9ne, Bedlam, Lavel, Ect.? B-CIDE - back in early 2003 me and Shysty (my partner in rap) opened for Bedlam in Ohio for what they called Wickedstock, the show was really badly promoted and no one was there, but I have mad love for Prozak and Madness. I've also done the Murder, Music, and Mayhem Fest and MARS was there, that' was really cool, me and MARS kicked it and talked about doin a track and we made it happen. Klown - Heard that one wasnt all that good. Can see the evolution with it tho and didnt know you was in that show. Kick ass. Nice too see a show can unite and build friendships and also come out with some kick ass colabs. Who are some of the artist's that you've done shows with? B-CIDE - Like I said I did somethin with Bedlam and MARS, but normally we d