Ronnie Radke took to Instagram to explain his issues with Chris Motionless.
A fan page for Falling In Reverse posted a photo of Radke and Motionless together, asking, “Ronnie and Chris were friends?” Radke quickly replied, “No.”
When another fan asked, “This all started due to them kicking Crown the Empire off a tour right?” Radke responded, “Before that when I asked him why his old drummer was dming minors and he left me on read abd ignored me. Chris simply is afraid of facing the truth and I don’t like pedophiles if you do not have answer for me over this then you are complicit in my opinion. People do not realize why I do not like this dude.”
Radke seems to have felt betrayed by Motionless for sticking with his ‘guilty’ bandmate, leading to the end of their friendship.
This isn’t the first time Radke has taken shots at Motionless. Back in July, he mocked the singer on Instagram, sharing a video comparing Motionless to a character in the clip. “This looks more like Chris Motionless than Chris Motionless looks like Inspector Gadget,” Radke said.
Radke also discussed the feud in a Rock Feed interview two months earlier. “It’s not like a beef. The actual members are cool, I have a problem with Chris. He doesn’t respond and people think that’s his silence, [and that it] means he doesn’t care. Oh, he cares. He’s not responding because it’s like Kendrick [Lamar] and Drake. You don’t want to respond to it.”
In October, Radke posted a TikTok video, suggesting that Motionless is silent because he’s afraid. “Bro, I love how unbothered Chris is while Ronnie continues his one-sided beef,” a user commented. Radke responded, “It’s not a one-sided beef. He’s just scared that I’m gonna tell you guys all the stuff he used to do.”
Radke went on to add, “You don’t wanna know. I promise you. I’m doing you a good favor. I’m the good guy.”
Recently, Radke criticized Motionless In White again by sharing a meme on Instagram. The video sarcastically addressed their support for non-binary people. Radke was upset after Motionless In White expressed support for the LGBTQ+ community.
