Andrew Callaghan's new All Gas No Brakes episode goes inside Insane Clown Posse's 25th anniversary Gathering of the Juggalos, featuring an ass-eating contest, a Nutshot Olympics and men setting themselves on fire.
- October 3, 2026
AceShowbiz - Andrew Callaghan has turned his lens on one of America's most infamous fan gatherings. The creator, producer, editor and host of Channel 5 has released a new episode of All Gas No Brakes titled "Gathering of the Juggalos," taking viewers inside the annual festival thrown by Insane Clown Posse.
The episode lands on the 25th anniversary of the gathering, and Callaghan wastes no time immersing himself in the chaos. One attendee offers him a succinct orientation to the event: "Poop dollars, buttholes, and love, bro."
From there, the episode rolls through a lineup of stunts and contests that have become hallmarks of the gathering. An ass-eating contest pits couples against each other with chocolate pudding, with contestants racing to clean their partner's backside. "I probably could have used more teeth, to be honest," one contestant admits afterward.
Elsewhere on the grounds, men set themselves on fire, a trampoline is strung with barbed wire, and the so-called Nutshot Olympics puts a catapult to work. Callaghan also meets a man who says he broke his spine throwing himself into a car windshield during a stunt show a month earlier. "We busted out of the hospital yesterday and came straight here. I can't miss the gathering," the man tells him.
The episode marks the latest chapter in the revival of All Gas No Brakes, the Gonzo-style documentary series Callaghan built before launching Channel 5. The reboot has already drawn coverage from The Hollywood Reporter.
Beyond the main YouTube channel, Callaghan has released 16 All Gas No Brakes episodes exclusively on Channel 5's Patreon that never hit YouTube. Proceeds from his documentary Dear Kelly helped his team buy back the brand and its unreleased catalog, which includes a full Jesus Christ documentary, Flat Earth Conference Part Two, and the full uncut interview with Drakeo the Ruler.
Channel 5 airs documentaries every month on YouTube and Patreon. More than 3.5 million people subscribe to the YouTube channel alone, and in the last year the channel has doubled its audience and racked up 100 million views. Before launching Channel 5, Callaghan created All Gas No Brakes, which gained over 1.5 million subscribers and over 90 million views.
