Falling In Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke recently called out a fan at one of the band’s shows. In a video shared on X, Radke stopped his speech to tell a fan to put her shirt back on after she tried to expose herself. He called it sexual harassment, saying, “Put your shirt back on. This is not an All Time Low concert, put your shirt back on. I swear to God I don’t wanna see your tits. Sexual harassment, for reals. That’s not being an *sshole, that’s being a creep.”
Radke himself has faced accusations of rape and sexual harassment from different women and rockers. In 2015, a woman accused him of assault after a concert in Murray, Utah, claiming she was left with injuries. Radke later filed a lawsuit against her, denying the claims.
More recently, Radke was involved in a social media feud with Monuments singer Andy Cizek. It started when Radke was accused on Twitter of assaulting a woman eight years ago. “Should we hold him accountable for throwing me against a van and choking me eight years ago or is that too long ago too? please advise,” the user wrote.
Cizek joined the conversation, causing an argument online. Radke accused Cizek of using his name for attention and even claimed Cizek had been involved in sexual misconduct, though Cizek denied this, stating it was related to a former band member.
Radke has faced legal issues before, including a domestic abuse charge in 2012. However, that charge was dropped in 2014 after he pleaded no contest to a lesser charge.
Can we all make the collective decision to stop being freaks at concerts, and stop feeding into the creeps that are in the scene, especially when there’s kids in the crowd and Ronnie Radke has asked countless times for this not to happen 😀 pic.twitter.com/jKHo0mlbl5
— Lovablie ༊*·˚ (@L0VABLIE) October 16, 2024
