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Falling in Reverse‘s Ronnie Radke has found a new way to troll his haters, actually working them into the band’s live shows. When the group returned to the stage to kick off their latest tour leg on Sunday (Aug. 18), Radke incorporated some of the TikTok clips of haters into the video screen behind him as he performed a portion of the song “Game Over.” According to Setlist.fm, this was the first time that “Game Over” had been included into the band’s live show since May of 2019. Only a portion of the song was played, but what caught the audience attention was a video wall behind Radke featurin...
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In a new video on social media, Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke claimed that he was suspended from Instagram again, and suggested that the platform has something against him. Radke shared a video on TikTok yesterday (Aug. 16) discussing the matter, saying that this is the second account he’s had that has been “ultimately suspended.” He posted a screenshot of an Instagram appeal submission page that reads, “Your account is not visible to people on Instagram, and you can’t use it.” The vocalist asserted that he has “no idea” what he did to cause Instagram to suspend him from the platfor...
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The new Falling in Reverse album Popular Monster is out, and the record has sparked quite a bit of discussion on social media. It’s probably not surprising that singer Ronnie Radke, one of the more polarizing figures in rock, has received some of the more polarizing reviews for the new album, but there’s also been quite a bit of discussion on the manner in which the album was released as well. So what are people saying about the Popular Monster album? Check out the social media commentary below. What Are People Saying About Falling in Reverse’s Popular Monster Album?As stated prior, there’s a ...
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Falling in Reverse‘s new album Popular Monster just dropped today (Aug. 16), and Ronnie Radke blatantly calls out another musician in the song “NO FEAR.” The record consists mainly of songs that have been released over the last five years, starting with the title track, which came out in late 2019. “Zombified,” “Voices in My Head,” their reimagined version of Papa Roach‘s “Last Resort,” “Watch the World Burn” and “All My Life” featuring Jelly Roll followed. Thus, four of the tracks are brand new — “Prequel,” “Bad Guy,” “Trigger Warning” and “NO FEAR.” The latter of the bunch was very obviously...
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Falling in Reverse’s Ronnie Radke is again calling out Playboi Carti about the lawsuit he filed against the rapper for using the band’s name on merch. Now he’s claiming he took 100 percent of the Carti’s merch profits as the result of the settlement. Ronnie Radke Gives Details on Playboi Carti SuitOn Monday (June 10), Radke responded to a user on X, formerly known as Twitter, who questioned if the rock star had in fact sued Carti. “Put my band name on a shirt, I asked him nicely to take down he can keep the money just take it down,” Radke recounted. “He replied ‘my bad I got you’ left it up, w...
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As Pride Month is now under way, it’s worth noting that the new Falling in Reverse video for “All My Life” (ft. Jelly Roll) includes LGBTQ influencers Blair White and Gabbi Tuft among the many cameos. In the past, Falling in Reverse singer Ronnie Radke hasn’t always endeared himself to the LGBTQ community, receiving at TikTok ban after making gender identity comments in 2023 and also ranting about gender pronouns and “trigger words” during a separate commentary later in the year. But it appears as though Radke has made a concerted effort to include members of the LGBTQ community in his latest ...
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Ronnie Radke gave a young Falling in Reverse superfan her “dream day” earlier this month at the Sonic Temple Festival in Ohio. The youngster, named Lily, has a rare condition called Epidermolysis bullosa, which causes the skin to be fragile and develop blisters or tear very easily, according to the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases. Children born with the condition are called “Butterfly children” because of how delicate their skin is. Falling in Reverse are Lily’s favorite band, so Radke gave her the experience of a lifetime a few weeks ago at Columbus’ Soni...
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