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The famous Michael Alig and Kids Club interview on Joan Rivers show in 1990 gave a brief introduction to freedom, chaos and art that has been expressed by the Kids Club "clubs of downtown New York. On the scene, Michael Alig was accompanied by an assortment of mini-club: Leigh Bowery, a performance artist famous drag London; Ernie Glam, a journalist who frequent the nightlife club regular New York's Village Voice, James St. James , who later wrote the book Disco Bloodbath worship, a memoir about Michael Alig, the club scene for children of Alig and sentence for manslaughter after which landed him in prison and, of course, Amanda Lepore, the Queen of downtown transsexual party at this point in time, had not yet been attempted large plastic surgery that his tour of the man's wife and some synthetic transgender (in fact, she looked great!). As Michael Alig and the club kids were entertaining things to say about the club scene of downtown New York, was before the horrible cover-up of murder of drug dealer Michael "Angel" Melendez, directed by Michael and his friend Freez.

On Joan Rivers, when confronted with AWES shock the audience at their appearance, children's club claimed that they were actually pretty normal people. In reality, however, they were transvestites, radical-minded, ingestion of drugs artists who said they were living off a trust fund set up by their parents and were briefly address the charge on another talk show a few years later, the Jane Whitney show. The interview with Jane Whitney followed a meeting with a dark shock punk rocker GG Allin, who was then his last show because of a heroin overdose about a week later. The Jane Whitney, Michael Alig and friends said that the Youth Club and GG Allin was "like yin and yang" and the same kind of show. While GG Allin was the "self-proclaimed messiah of the youth of America, who repeated the parents by threatening to take their children away from them and keep them away from normality, Michael Alig Club Kids were actually living the lifestyle lost and use their trust funds to avoid normal lifestyle and to find employment as artists, performers and promoters of the club while speaking in a manner extreme alternative, like GG Allin.

The huge difference between GG Allin and the Kids Club has appeared in their approach. Although Allin was violent and threatened to rape and beat her audience, literally, the Kids Club offers a way of life have been fun to party and live art and alternative music in glamor and fashion, but, like Jane Whitney kept out, involved the use of illegal recreational drug, which was Michael Alig in the course of the murder and concealment of Angel Melendez.

GG Allin was 36 when he was found overdosed on heroin after his last concert in Manhattan, New York. He was accompanied by two 17 yaer old girls on the Jane Whitney show who said they adored him as their savior and had sex with him regularly. GG Allin was one of the artists most profane and offensive in the history of America. He defecated on stage, beat his audience, ran naked, raped and spat on the audience, all in the meanest, most hateful manners - and the people he loved. In contrast, children's club is presented to clubs in drag, smiles at everyone, high on ecstasy and promote sexual encounters between people of same sex, nudity and love, hope- they go to everyone. The two lifestyles threatened suburban soccer moms and their young impressionable children. What was most interesting is that, while Jane Whitney tried to show how these people were threatening, she was assistant is even introduced to the mainstream by giving them a platform to express themselves.

Michael Alig, the Club of Young and GG Allin all people affected by America Spira.