Theory: Guy Fieri, Smash Mouth's Guy, and ICP's Guy Are the Same

Guy Fieri, Steve Harwell, and Violent J look like identical triplets to most people. Their jovial bulk and facial hair make them easily mistaken for the same people.This is their overall look.Guy Fieri, Steve Harwell, and Violent J look exactly alike in the list 'Theory: Guy Fieri, Smash Mouth's Guy, and ICP's Guy Are the Same'.

They wear short-sleeved, flame-emblazoned button-up shirts, often seen at the local bowling alley. Their peroxide hair is spiked proudly, suggesting early 2000s style, with orange Cheeto dust clinging to it.

Their sunglasses are severely outdated; they likely buy eyewear at CVS. Their wardrobes match up, except for Violent J's face paint bags.

Steve Harwell is a skilled musician. Most people only see him as the guy who opened Shrek.Shrek.Harwell is Smash Mouth's frontman, but he also writes cookbooks. His book mirrors Guy Fieri's Food Network hit, "Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives."Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives.

AmazonThe book describesthe book as "a unique fusion of delicious recipes, [and] hilarious real life road stories straight from 'The Mouth'."Guy Fieri mixes delicious recipes with hilarious real-life road stories from 'The Mouth'.The cover shows Harwell throwing devil horns in flames. This looks like stuff of Fieri's dreams and resembles this photo of Guy Fieri from "Eater".EaterThe pair strongly deny being the same person, but what about Violent J?The book includes "guest recipes" from the mayor of Flavortown.

Steve Harwell and Guy Fieri have been spotted in the same room. This does not prove they are clones. They appeared together multiple times, notably when someone dared Harwell to eat food Guy Fieri cooked for charity, and when Harwell appeared on an episode of "Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives".Lactose intolerance affects about 65% of the population.Harwell popped into an episode of "Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives".Diners, Drive-Ins & DivesThe pair deny claims that they are the same person. What about Violent J?

Harwell alleged in a tweet that he has no idea if Violent J is the same person as Guy Fieri.a tweetHarwell says he doesn't know if Violent J is Guy Fieri. A Google search shows no photos of Violent J and Guy Fieri together.

These men share the same tastes. They both love early 2000s hairstyles and cheese. Neither seems lactose intolerant.–This condition affects about 65% of the population.65% of the population –The odds are slim that one man would lack milk sensitivity if they were different people. How do we know they love cheese?

Guy Fieri often appears on TV shoveling cheese into his face while shouting "winner, winner chicken dinner," like he found Kraft singles. He has a recipe calledMac Daddy Mac N' Cheese, suggesting he is the "Mac Daddy."

Violent J likes cheese. In a 2005 interview with The AV Club, the rapper admitted he wants his last meal to be his mom's cheesy potatoes or, strangely, her "cheesy noodles."

"My last meal would be my mom’s cheesy potatoes. Hell yeah. My mom makes the best meal on the f*cking planet. Or the cheesy noodles. Either one is good, but I’m going with the cheesy noodles," he said.

Steve Harwell's cheese love is less public. He posted atweetcelebrating national burrito day (and a burrito needs melty pepper jack). Reddit users also recall aKraft macaroni and cheese commercialused Smash Mouth's "All Star," but the commercial vanished from the web. Fans stillregularly singa song version saying, "somebody once told me the world is macaroni."

These three men seem linked, not just by facial hair, but also by macaroni and cheese.

Steve Harwell seems to hold traits that make Guy Fieri and Violent J unique. Harwell wrote a cookbook (which points to Fieri). He also rapped like Violent J. Before Smash Mouth, Harwell was in a rap project called F.O.S.

"I was in a rap deal back [before Smash Mouth], on Scotti Bros. Records in 1994 or whatever. I was like, 'F*ck it, I want to be in a pop-rock band,'" he toldVice.

How can Harwell be skilled at what Guy Fieri and Violent J are known for? They are either the same person or share the same talent.

In an episode ofDiners, Drive-Ins & Dives, Guy Fierirefersto Steve Harwell as his "brother from another mother." Two ways this works: First, Harwell is Fieri's half-brother. This seems absurd since the stars came from different parents.

The other possibility is less likely but possible. Steve Harwell and Guy Fieri are clones of Violent J. DNA from Violent J was taken as a baby in hiding. That DNA created two human fetuses implanted in two women who were trying to get pregnant a year apart. This is unverified, but people can guess.

Each person seems like the other's missing piece. If Guy Fieri and Steve Harwell kissed, their beards would join. Because of their connection, the pair would finally reach Flavortown, USA, the grease-soaked Eden Fieri has sought for years.

As oneReddit user suggested, maybe Fieri and Harwell rub their chins and become Violent J, a juggalo whose music defies normal taste.

Few people naturally want to throw random objects at others, but the bowling shirt brothers have this strong urge.

In 2010, Tila Tequila wasViolent J famously assaulted someone.Juggalos threw human feces at the Myspace star before trying to flip her trailer at Violent J's music festival, the Gathering of the Juggalos. The juggalo weapon of choice is throwing human feces.

Violent J and Insane Clown Posse bandmate Shaggy 2 Dope often throw Faygo, a local Midwestern soda, at fans during their shows. In 2015, they literallyViolent J canceled a show because the venue would not let them spray the soft drink everywhere.

Steve Harwell throws things, mostly tantrums, but sometimes his body. The same year Violent J got angry about not being allowed to throw Faygo into the crowd, Harwell lost control when fans started flinging bread pieces threw pieces of bread at him during a Colorado performance. His tour manager restrained Harwell after he hurled insults and tried to throw himself off the stage into the crowd, seemingly trying to teach them a lesson.

Guy Fieri made headlines for throwing something. Fieri threw an autographed Lean Cuisine into a crowd. Fieri threw an autographed Lean Cuisine into a crowd of people.

Steve Harwell, Violent J, and Guy Fieri all see T.G.I. Fridays as a holy place. This creates a full-blown conspiracy..

Violent J met his wife at T.G.I. Fridays, where she worked as a hostess. Violent J met his wife at T.G.I. Fridays. Guy Fieri gets endorsement from T.G.I. Fridays and starred in a commercial for the restaurant chain. Steve Harwell has never officially endorsed the Church of Flavortown, but the establishment plays his song every 25 minutes. Have you ever been to a T.G.I. Fridays that hasn't played "All Star"?

An item makes things more suspicious. An online petition circulated. An online petition urged Smash Mouth to change their genre from "Pop Rock" to "T.G.I. Fridays".

T.G.I. Fridays has a casual mood, but the Holy Trinity's T.G.I. Fridays link asks a serious question: Why are these three mega-stars at a cheap restaurant?

Steve Harwell denies the Flavortown-Juggalo story, but he might not know he is a clone. Accepting this fact is hard. If you were a clone, how would you know, and would you accept it?

Harwell publicly seeks his missing DNA twin. He started this in a tweet. A tweet from a fan suggesting Smash Mouth and Insane Clown Posse play the Vans Warped Tour made Harwell seem eager. He replied, "Let's do it!" with an exclamation point showing his desire to finally meet his biological match. A tweet from a fan suggesting Smash Mouth and Insane Clown Posse play the Vans Warped Tour made Harwell seem eager. He replied, "Let's do it!" with an exclamation point showing his desire to finally meet his biological match.

Steve Harwell, Violent J, and Guy Fieri share trademark looks, love T.G.I. Fridays, and enjoy macaroni and cheese. Harwell and Violent J also share a strange link through Ben Stiller, who seems to know they are all the same person.

Stiller appeared in Smash Mouth's music video. Stiller appeared in Smash Mouth's music video.Stiller played a guest at a family barbecue for "All Star." A year after the video hit YouTube, Stiller hosted.SNLwhere heIt filmed a parody.Stiller plays a minor, comical part in a parody of Violent J's famous infomercial for the "Gathering of the Juggalos." Stiller seems to know everything.

Fieri, as a grease truck expert, has only a loose link to Stiller. Stiller and Adam Sandler both acted inThe Meyerowitz Stories., and Sandler and Fieri worked on aGrown Ups 2.-It featured a themed chili recipe.This happened in 2013.

The trio of perma-tans and peroxide appear born in different parts of the country, but their birthdays are close together.Their birthdays are close together.Steve Harwell was born under the Capricorn moon on January 9, 1967. Just a year and less than two weeks later, on January 22, 1968, the king of fast food (not the Burger King) entered Flavortown on a river of burger grease.

The Faygo-soaked Joseph Bruce (AKA Violent J) debuted on April 28, 1972. He is four years younger than Fieri, but this clone may have used those years to learn that face paint lets him appear publicly from Ohio's shadows without suspicion.