Las Vegas, NV – Ronnie Radke, the lead singer of Falling in Reverse, has found himself in hot water yet again. This time, it’s not just for his terrible music, but for his problematic behavior. Radke, who has been compared to alt-right figure Andrew Tate, has been accused of numerous instances of misogyny and racism.
The accusations against Radke have been swirling on social media for weeks, with many calling for him to be cancelled. It all started when Radke tweeted, “Women belong in the kitchen, not on stage.” This tweet immediately drew the ire of many, including feminist activist and Twitter user @femfreq, who tweeted, “Ronnie Radke is cancelled. His music was already garbage, but now we know he’s a misogynist too.“
Radke, however, did not stop there. He went on to make several racist remarks, including one where he said, “I‘m not racist, but if you can’t speak English, go back to your own country.” These comments were met with swift backlash, with many fans and musicians alike condemning his behavior.
Even some of Radke’s own bandmates have distanced themselves from him. Luke Holland who has been filling in on the drums, “I do not condone Ronnie’s behavior in any way. As a band, we stand with those who have been hurt by his actions.“
After being accused of promoting hate speech and inciting violence, the alt-rock musician is now threatening to release evidence of aliens in the music scene.
Radke then doubled down and tweeted a link to an article titled “Why White Men are Under Attack,” accompanied by the comment “It’s time to fight back.” The tweet sparked a fierce backlash on social media, with many accusing Radke of promoting white supremacy.
In response, Radke made some shocking claims about the music industry, insisting that there are “aliens among us” who are manipulating the scene for their own gain.
“I’ve seen things that would blow your mind,” Radke said in a now-deleted Tweet. “There are aliens in the music industry, and they’re controlling everything. I’ve got proof, and I’m not afraid to release it.“
“I’ve got screenshots, videos, you name it,” Radke claimed in a recent interview. “I’m not afraid to expose the truth, even if it means putting my career on the line.“
Despite the wild claims, some fans have come to Radke’s defense, insisting that he’s simply trying to shine a light on the darker side of the industry.
“He’s always been a truth-seeker,” one fan tweeted. “I believe him when he says there’s something shady going on in the music scene.”
Others, however, are less convinced. Many have accused Radke of using the controversy as a publicity stunt, and some have even called for him to be cancelled.
As for Radke, he shows no signs of backing down. In a recent tweet, he hinted that he had even more shocking evidence to release in the coming days.
“Stay tuned, folks,” he wrote. “The truth is stranger than fiction, and I’m about to blow the lid off this whole thing.“
