Ronnie Radke Breaks Down His Most Talked-About Controversies

[@xxSierrahxx]

The way he called himself a victim and then immediately corrected it and changed the wording. Just a lot of respect and admiration for this guy and the personal growth he has had. ❤

[@THEgothicqueen1882]

I absolutely love Ronnie! I'm disabled with a terminal illness, and I don't have much mobility or time left anymore. Things like going to a concert are monumental tasks for me. But when Ronnie is in my city, I try never to miss a show. Seeing him and his band brings happiness to the very limited life I have. What makes it even more special is that my older teen daughter loves them too, and she accompanies me to these concerts as both my caregiver and my "rock out" companion. When we are completely letting loose and enjoying Ronnie's amazing shows, it allows me to escape my pain and anxiety for a while, which is huge for me. This guy is so funny, so passionate, stands up for his views and opinions without backing down, doesn't take himself too seriously, yet is like a god when it comes to musical talent and creativity. I feel like I can relate to his "zero fucks given, I stand behind what I say" kind of personality. I doubt you will see this, Ronnie, but just in case, you have genuinely had a huge impact on my quality of life. As my disease progresses, it's harder and harder to attend concerts. But I will continue to show up and lose myself in your artistry as long as my body allows. Thank you for giving me a temporary escape and for the amazing memories you gave to me and my daughter. You rock, in more ways than you know, Ronnie!

[@russoprimera]

Ronnie definitely needs to read this.

[@shoobeedoowah5452]

I hope Ronnie reads your post too! 💗🎵🤘

[@bennymunster1883]

You’re so awesome and love your story. ❤

[@marcusweber8733]

@ronnieradke

[@brandonstumpf2931]

wow, so well written. I absolutely love this. Im 36 and became disabled in the last few years. I have to use a walker to see shows. And I 100% feel you when you say it allows you to escape your pain and anxiety. You have your daughter too, which is so huge. I have my future wifey, and we'll sway to death core and metal as if they were love ballads. Carry on my friend!

[@cheriebakertv]

This was amazing! Ronnie was allowed to talk without interruption and express himself. I loved his vulnerability, authenticity and humour.

[@jenxao1737]

I love how vulnerable he allowed himself to be when he was involved in that murder that one time, how authentic he was when arrested for domestic violence and how funny he is when assaulting minors or being accused of rape. I hate when people try to frame these as "bad things" or say "with that many problems, at least one of them has to be true". Like, no, they're all true. They all happened and I love the musician behind my favourite song Game Over just owns it instead of hiding from interviewers that would ask him the tough questions.

[@DontTaIkToMe]

How can anyone hate this guy? Listen to him. His end message to the fans, it’s so humble. He is such a real dude. And I have to say, you do a great job at interviewing. It explained so much about Ronnie. This is good content. We need more sincere people getting info straight from the artists with respect. I love so much of what was said in this interview. I’m probably gonna listen again. Great work. Ronnie, I’m proud to be a fan.

[@loudlife4life]

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[@ThatsMrsMF]

I saw ETF play at Warped Tour 06, I was OBSESSED with Ronnie Radke! I stood on a picnic table and sang every single word to every song while I watched him mumble the words and fall all over the stage drunk af. Then I watched FIR play at Rockville this year and he was ON POINT. I honestly cried. Way to bring it back man, I'm so proud 🤍

[@tokii-94]

I dont see many other people talking about Ronnie from when he burst out on the scene and his like super earlier shows, so it's fun to see someone else with those hilarious experiences

[@NAT20Ashes]

I wanted to go to the warped tour SO BADLY I didn’t get to make it to one until I had a baby at home I think maybe it was 2017.

[@FredFischer-nx2oj]

I just saw FIR play Oct 15th. Amazing show. Ronnie was amazing

[@nickczarnickcovers]

Fun fact. I joined Ronnie’s call of duty lobby once and got too nervous and immediately left 😂😭

[@DestinationUnknownBandSinger]

Randomly or what?! That’s great. lol. I’ve tried to get him to play Fortnite w me a buncha times when he would go on twitch n he’d just laugh n say nahhhh

[@nickczarnickcovers]

@@DestinationUnknownBandSinger no, I remember him like showing his username in an Instagram story or something along those lines so I added him and tried to join and sure enough I actually got in 🤣

[@XileH]

I have him as a friend on Xbox

[@DestinationUnknownBandSinger]

@@XileH let’s all play together 😂 OneCapBussin is my name on Fortnite if anyone wants to play hahaha

[@JB-ef5it]

@@nickczarnickcovers what is his username? i would be amazed if i got to play with him

[@mikeg3950]

The fact he wrote that album in prison tapping on his legs and whispering…that blows my mind. Ronnie Radke is a true musician. You can’t stop him. The guy has a vision and like him or not, he’s a real artist and a very talented one at that.

[@chloeryanvtuber]

It was all fun and games until he dropped the soap. "oh guys, look what happened with the little ganster wannabe" then, they made a twinkie out of him

[@bella.jj9]

samee it honestly shocked me

[@WeekndWarriorrr]

You'd be suprised at how many talented people there are in prison. People that never made it because of one mistake when they were younger. Sad to think about honestly.

[@djjazzyjeff1232]

@@WeekndWarriorrr It's not just in prison, one of the smartest people I have ever known works the register at a gas station because he never applied himself to anything at all. He's the guy that in school would answer when called upon perfectly every time, and basically Ace every test but NEVER and I mean NEVER do his homework and then walk out with a D or C because of it. It is rather sad, these people are everywhere.

[@theorganizedplaylist8956]

@@djjazzyjeff1232 I worked in a grocery store even though I was a straight A student and valedictorian. Still never had any great job or high-paying job. But that's another story.

[@LinkaV]

Tried to introduce my husband to him over the years to no avail, but after he came with me to see FIR this January in Peoria, IL with Disturbed- he was so impressed with FIR's performance and energy that he's become an everyday listener. For goodness sakes, give me another Chicago show, Ronald.

[@JustinSimpson-ij1zv]

I don't know why, but how I mentally read "Ronald" has me laughing.

[@Ericsaidful]

How about Eastern North Carolina? You’ve got enough in Chicago.

[@kat0329]

Good for us guys living in the US. Imagine us Europeans awaiting FIR, we might get them here when they're in their 60's and old news 😅

[@LinkaV]

@@Ericsaidful no such thing as enough.

[@rebeccamcguire2798]

@@kat0329 actually u guys may never get them because of ronnie’s past felony history some places won’t allow him to travel due to that

[@V_Dunlap]

Ronnie connects to his fan base. He live streams the reactions to his videos. He answers questions, he shows that he’s just a normal dude playing video games. He connects with us through his music and he ALWAYS has. He has a different song, style, theme for every single feeling you could possibly have. The Radke genre is my favorite place to be ❤

[@psychorae_xxx3642]

My most Favorite place in the whole wide world 💖

[@bridgetburton8878]

This is my first time to the channel and I LOVE that you let Ronnie speak so much, uninterrupted. These are what interviews should be!! Keep it up!! I will be watching more 😁

[@midwestcrimecorner]

I’m 31, and I’ve been listening to Ronnie since I was 14. I love how genuine Ronnie is and to see how far he’s come over the years is incredible. Ronnie is a powerhouse! 🖤🤟🏼

[@DRKLGHT777]

😮😮😮😮❤❤. I got into CTE, early MMF, attack attack & escape the fate probably Definitely mid 20s ish. I think around the time Radke left ETF! Craig mabbit joined and did the single THE FLOOD!! and that era of ETF, but once I heard Ronnie’s Escape the fate releases. I was dumbfounded and in mad love!!

[@midwestcrimecorner]

@@DRKLGHT777 That's rad man! I first caught ETF in 07'. I never was able to see them when Ronnie was with them. Ronnie is so iconic to the scene. The Drug In Me Is You, came out my senior year of high school. *little chef kisses* I am determined to see them in September when they are in Indy! I hope you get to see them on this tour! They put on such a fantastic live show 😄

[@michaelandrew8493]

32 and same man

[@amandawalker7739]

Same here loved him in ETF been a fan since 05/06 since i was 14/15. 32 now

[@midwestcrimecorner]

@@amandawalker7739 That’s awesome! 🤟🏼🖤 OG!

[@Imprincekid]

THANKS to RONNIE im 6 months sober from drugs and Im working more on my music and things i love to do. Ive been a fan since 2007 when he was still in ETF so everything hes been thru and done has made me decide to do better for myself and I did EDIT THANKS TO EVERYONE 4 YOUR SUPPORT

[@youtuberson4077]

Love this story!! Congratulations bro, I hope you continue to find peace in your sobriety!

[@RIPHezzyNoBollahs]

Same man.. Etf ‘dying is your latest fashion’ got me thru a depressing ass adolescence. Its soo good to see Ronnie still alive and well

[@dcbloss7636]

Congratulations, absolutely awesome 😎🤘❤️

[@sjm9876]

Congrats to you my brother in recovery!!

[@ethanboos515]

You hit the year mark?!

[@ninibearrr]

seeing ronnie actually get vulnerable and talking about how difficult it can be to receive all that hate, despite the facade, is really amazing and it just makes you love and respect him even more

[@CatConnor7]

Absolutely! This is the Ronnie the haters needed to see I mean the hear say haters. There will always be losers who hate no matter what but effem

[@djjazzyjeff1232]

It was totally relatable. I think people who get into music so deep, we FEEL very deeply, it's a blessing and a curse.

[@floresgt3]

That’s not it lady.

[@ninibearrr]

@@floresgt3 mb, deleting my comment immediately 😔

[@floresgt3]

@@ninibearrr more of a brain storm…. Not about wrong or right. “And so” you know

[@JS-wi2ll]

I am 55 years young and my 29 year old son introduced me to Falling....I am now ADDICTED to this band! Also, my son bought us tickets to see them this fall in Phoenix. I love love love watching and listening to Ronnie not just in his music videos but also in his interviews. Keep being real Ronnie, it's all any of us can be at the end of the day. Love you and love Falling in Reverse.

[@fritziphp6513]

I feel this way, too! I'm 58 & my sons are 31 & 27 & we are all Ronnie fans! We get to see him for the 1st time this September! We are so excited 😁 (my hubby is still stuck in the 80's music wise & I'm fortunate that my kids like the same music I do)

[@Theonlykas]

53 here😅 Going Friday!

[@JS-wi2ll]

@@fritziphp6513 We are going tomorrow the 25th! Can't wait!!!!!

[@kaijade588]

Im 41 and just discovered Ronnie and FIR a couple months ago when i saw someone reacting to his Ronald song. I was immediately addicted! Ive been going back and listening to all the old FIR and of course the new album on repeat. I love his sound, his attitude, his honesty and his genuine idgaf im going to be me authentically. So glad i found his music ❤❤❤

[@mikeferro7879]

Bro,I'm 39 and just divorced!I found em because of "I'm Not A Vampire" and got hooked😂

[@brandonmitchell8779]

I'm same age and this is my same story. I've been obsessed and watched hundreds of reaction videos as well to all the different songs. I would love a reaction compilation to Corey Taylor in Drugs and then to The drug in me is Reimagined scream scare at the end lol. It would be brilldiant.

[@jbookbass]

I opened for Ronnie and his band 10 years ago. One of the best and biggest shows of my life.

[@FreddyBadASS]

Damnnnnn!

[@youtuberson4077]

What band?? (if you wanna say)

[@sarahluke5253]

That's awesome!! ❤❤

[@offroadkitty6218]

@@youtuberson4077 Going off of their KZbin page, I would go with the band name being Asylum. Just a shot in the dark though

[@paulrodgers7228]

Damn!!! What band?!

[@ChazzyPhizzle1]

I don’t understand how so many people hate on this guy. Dude has come so far in his life. Some people just want to hate instead of celebrating change and success.

[@tommyswife05]

It's because people have become too sensitive. They will argue that everyone is allowed to have their own opinion, and then tell you you can't have your own opinion when your mindset is not inline with theirs. They will talk sh*t about you because your opinion is so offending and then act like the victim when you turn it around on them. They don't like the fact that he says what he thinks or what is factual. People act like celebrities owe them something and should be ready to change who they are to please the masses. There will always be someone whom you aren't their cup of tea. I'd rather be true to who I am as a person and be happy, rather than change who I am to please others. True friends know your flaws and still want you in their lives with no expectations.

[@angizzz]

​@@tommyswife05 100% agree with you. Sadly I was in a fanbase that was exactly how you discribed and i always thought that thats wrong, but i got so scared to talk about my opinion that i just rolled with their bs to be "cool" and have "friends". When i finally talked about what i really think i got so much shit for it, literally got bullied, even seeing them bully others traumatized me. This was 2 years ago and im still trying to recover and watching people like ronnie who are honest and true to their opinion brings me back to reality and back to my true self. Its just a lot of work and anxiety that comes with it. I dont even have social media anymore since over a year now and i still have to deal with it.

[@jedrashidul6952]

I think ppl don't like change nor being reminded that they can change.

[@tommyswife05]

@angizzz it will come more easily as you get older. Just have to remind yourself that it's better to be true to yourself and let others' opinions roll off your back. It definitely isn't easy growing thick skin when we are taught that we should care about others' opinions. The only one that has to live with who you are is you, might as well be happy when you see your reflection. Best advice I can give came from Dr. Seuss, "Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind."

[@hyperbolekid]

Ronnie is 40 years old and his wisdom and lived experience is now making it possible for him to level up to a place nobody saw coming. Thanks for this fantastic interview with the new GOAT! The Jelly Roll story is wholesome man. Love it

[@Layla-hb8mq]

I don't know him well. He looks 25 to me!

[@bex9509]

Great interview! Always enjoyed this band like them even better after listening to this podcast . My 22-year-old son thought he was introducing his 55 year old Mom to the latest Falling in Reverse song, but I told him I'd already been listening to it !!

[@TheRealSathorael]

You and Ronnie having a good down to earth conversation was so nice to see. He really seems to respect you and that made for an enjoyable conversation.

[@-MetalSage-]

I'm an Old School 80's Metalhead, and I love this dude and his band...Ronnie speaks his mind, and he gives zero f**ks, love it...his band created a whole new genre of music, like it or not. 🤘🏻

[@thehauntedchapel157]

Same!!!! Ronnie rules!

[@thehauntedchapel157]

Same!!!! Ronnie rules!

[@nashvegasmgt]

Same 🤘

[@jonny555ive]

I was born in 72, KISS alive was THE album that changed me to go on my metal path which DEFINITELY INCLUDES Falling in Reverse and Ronnie Radke. So, I 100% know what you're talking about. This dude (and his band) are so, SO METAL🤘🤘 Keep killing it Ronnie and you do the same @-metalsage, here's to us old metalheads STILL banging our receding hairline heads 🤘🤘 Take care and stay metal Brother. ~Jonny5🥁

[@-MetalSage-]

@@jonny555ive 🤘🏻

[@lntermilan]

This guy is 40 and looks about 25, pretty insane. Not the biggest fan of their stuff in general, but their last few songs are really f'ing good. Cool dude, glad he didn't give up and found success in a new band.

[@krazykozey2259]

He must've never got married 😂😂😂

[@krazykozey2259]

Tik Tok don't count 😅.

[@midnightcaptain8344]

Good diet, exercise and genetics.

[@TreeGod.]

35 definitely, 25 definitely not. You must know a lot of old looking 25 year olds

[@krazykozey2259]

@@TreeGod. I turn 40 in Nov. All I can say is that I still get carded for booze. He looks younger than me besides the tats lol

[@lostlothbrok7156]

I'm 33 and since 2006 I've loved this dude, Ronnie is the 🐐

[@cdr861532]

Same brother......same! I remember first seeing "Not good enough" on like IMF or something one day. Then I went and youtubed Escape the Fate, and I have been hooked ever since. I remember when he was in prison, I was pissed......i wanted new music soooo bad. I remember watching Nason sing "red alert" on some website back in the day, which parts of it was used in the first FIR album. I have been a huge fan from day 1!!!!!!!!!!!

[@devinlowe9575]

The maturity and likability of Ronnie while simultaneously being one of the most famous dudes in a band is inspiring

[@EHinch]

I’m 31 and just recently got introduced to Falling in Reverse and Ronnie. I’m now a die hard fan. I appreciate his character and honesty and the music, oh my gosh, it resonates with my soul. Ronnie, I doubt you’ll read this but you seem like such a genuine person, thank you for all that you do. I love your work and hope to some day see you in concert and maybe even meet in person.

[@SeanEnginetechnology]

For real, I just found him because of my 9yr old daughter! So being a musician and a Dad I looked into him and although I love what I've listened to in the few hours since I found him/them I had to see what he's about - cause if not real then it's done..

[@SeanEnginetechnology]

**I'm trying to get tickets for my 9yr old to bring her to her 2nd concert, and for a band she LOVES!! God I love being a Dad!!!

[@voicehacks]

Two of the absolute realest people in rock/metal. I loved this, guys!

[@RockFeed]

Thank you friend!

[@TheRedpainternumber8]

You can also make your own content 😅

[@IamJimEarp]

There is always a special place in my musical heart for Ronnie and Falling in Reverse❤

[@jonny555ive]

ONE HUNDRED PERCENT 🤘🤘

[@jeffusrangerairborne9061]

I'm 56 yrs old and today 5-9-24, I started Marathon Watching All of *Falling in Reverse* Videos after seeing for the First time a Video from them on Stevie Knights Reaction Video of "Ronald". DAMN! Falling in Reverse is Nice! Tones of Hits and Many are some of my favorites like "Popular Monster, Ronald, Zombies, Drugs, Voices in my head, Watch the World burn" and So much more. Now I'm watching this interview here and I really like This Guy. Outstanding!!!

[@RoxxyFly]

Ronnie is so genuine 😊 ive been a fan of his since '08. Bros been a genius ❤

[@jeffusrangerairborne9061]

You ain't Lying...

[@embertheelder]

Ya went down the rabbithole, huh? Welcome aboard. The talent in FiR is unquestionably some of the best around. The dude currently on drums, Luke Holland, is just.... mindblowingly good. The bassist is one of the best vocalists I've ever heard. And then there's Ronald, I guess he's kinda ok, you know, for a musical genius. I saw them live in October and... just... whoa. If you end up near a tour date, do it.

[@susanoakley7322]

Went down the FIR rabbit hole with Popular Monster. I’m 62 and a huge fan for 4-5 years now. Took my granddaughter to see them last summer, she had a blast😉

[@sjm9876]

I’m late to the party too! I’m 32, and I used to listen to escape the fate as a kid but never heard falling in reverse til like two days ago and I can’t stop watching the videos. Works of art all around

[@anthonymcfarland5720]

This is the first time for me listening to an interview on this channel. I'm absolutely blown away! And I do mean blown away by how deep and intelligent this conversation was. Your interview skills and the way you put these stars at ease are unbelievable. I'm now officially hooked. I'll patronize this channel endlessly now.

[@shawnhyland2999]

I’m 45 . I will start there. I have been your typical 90s metal snob. You know the type. If it ain’t pantera slayer or Sepultura I didn’t really care about it. I’ve gotten into a few newer bands but nothing really moved me like the first time I heard pantera until I got into Falling in Reverse. I absolutely love this band I absolutely love Ronnie. I’m a drummer so I’ve watched Luke’s drum videos for a long time. Man I can’t get enough of this band. I will be a fan for life now. This interview was amazing and rock feed is amazing. Thank you for this……

[@DebraOana]

This was one of your best interviews. He is a genuine person .

[@MoreKellBellPlease]

Ronnie is such a fascinating guy. I could listen to him talk all day.

[@moonadawnwellforrealll]

Same

[@victorialynn898]

Ronnie is great 😊

[@slaycatcher]

Ronnie is truly an inspiration, no matter what other people say, haters just listen what works best for them but the real fans know what he’s been through, most people would give up in his situation but he didn’t, he used that time to prepare his impact in the music industry and came back like the goddamn pro he is.

[@ambera.7668]

This was such a great interview! As someone who watched Ronnie on Twitch regularly, I've missed hearing him talk. He's not only an extremely talented artist, but a genuine person...love him or hate him...he's real. I have nothing but respect for Ronnie, and now this channel. 🤘🖤

[@easyRider728]

Bro just didn't let the cancel culture era change him like everyone else did. I have a lot of respect for him

[@ChickenJoe-tq6xd]

Once you realize that cancel culture is a facade and they really don’t have that much power over you you start just laughing at it and not caring, I understand some people can lose their job or livelihood by the masses trying to cancel them but if you’re livelihood can be compromised by a bunch of internet nobodies than you probably should find something differently either, a bunch of people tried to cancel me once and found out where I worked and spammed called my boss trying to get me fired and he laughed and said he dgaf, it was awesome

[@shortiehannya808]

Popular Monster will always hold a significant place in my life. I’m still here today because of music and hold no shame to that. I went from being at my lowest point in my life, debating my purpose while humming the chorus to popular monster alone to myself to fast forward years later seeing FIR live with my life turned around. I will always appreciate Ronnie and other artists for impacting my life. Thank you Rock Feed for all you do and for this kick ass interview 🤘

[@regina2149]

Couldn't have said it better myself. You matter 🖤

[@bradfoster8146]

You are among the elite when it comes to interviewers. You ask the absolute best questions. Thought provoking, insightful, and well thought out. Please don't ever stop doing this shit. Much respect to Ronnie as well. That's a real one right there

[@RockFeed]

I really appreciate this dude. ❤️ it’s motivating.

[@danhunt2048]

"If you're listening to this and you're mad, you're stupid!" 😂🤣 that had me dying haha

[@heatherbooth4709]

Same! Lol - favorite line in the whole interview 🤣

[@TheMookie1590]

fo real, why listen to things to get mad. take the clown pill homies

[@Christina-yd9fe]

Lmao

[@cdawg328]

Ronnie is inspirational. He's been through some shit and doesn't let that stop him, he grows from it to better himself. Takes the bad things and grows as a person. Seeing his early days to now is so motivating and uplifting. On my worst days I'm always going to FIR music, "Fashionably Late" being the best album despite some questionable cringe songs it really let's you know you are not alone. What I love about his music is if you have never met the guy, you still get a sense of who he is what he is about and that speaks volumes itself. I have never met the dude personally but would love to at some point for real, but in any case his music has gotten me through a lot of tough shit and I will always support FIR, and anytime they are out on tour I'll be there even if there is some travel involved. Mad respect for this guy since the early years and it only goes up. Keep doing what you are doing my brother and maybe one day I'll be lucky enough to meet someone I look up🙏, if not that's ok, the music has already so much more than I could have asked for!

[@k_spats]

What a great interview! Thank you, both. 💜💫✌🏼🎵

[@lucasseal1]

FALLING IN REVERSE JUST RELEASED A NEW SONG "RONALD" OH MY FRIGGIN GOSH IT SLAPPED ME HARD!!!!!!!!!

[@JimmyjoejamSWGOH]

I’ve had it on repeat all day in my car

[@TheMookie1590]

@@JimmyjoejamSWGOH I was lucky enough to refresh when it dropped, was like viewer 3000. ever since then Ive been snapping my neck. the last time, that gun break down made me feel shooting nerve pains when I head banged. ronnies gonna kill me, but not before he plays the reimaged version somehow making it the most intmate piece ever, so I sob at 2 am, again

[@JimmyjoejamSWGOH]

@@TheMookie1590 my listens per day has dropped over the last couple weeks. Mom had a stroke and the ICU nurses didn’t agree with me that the song promoted healing. :-( Just got moved to a rehab facility tonight. Hopefully they are more agreeable. But seriously she’s doing amazing! Still unable to use her right side or speak very much but she’s fighting. Waiting for Medicaid to make a decision on her disability so hopefully we can get everything covered in the next few months. Had some unexpected luck with a go fund me help her a bed in the facility

[@pilzner1118]

I can attest to how nice Alex from STP is in real life. I opened for him in like 2019 (I think?) it was the 10 year anniversary tour for This is Exile (WC), at Diamondz Event Center in Jerome, ID- the whole lineup from opener to headliner was my band (Living in False Eyes), Slaughter to Prevail, Oceano, Chelsea Grin, & Whitechapel. All of the guys in Slaughter to Prevail watched us play our set and they were super supportive & super nice, and Alex was so positive (we were shite at the time lmao), but they complimented us and just showered us with kindness- and then when they played Alex got emotional talking to the crowd about how grateful he was to come tour in the US and everything Dude it was amazing, 100% genuinely those guys are some of the sweetest people I’ve ever met, especially in music

[@anamariaciuca2773]

This is such a genuine interview, I feel like I am listening to 2 friends talking to each other 😁

[@ryandoan4168]

crazy that he is 40, he looks 27

[@Flying_Niklas]

dont lie to yourself😂this man looks exactly like his age.

[@ryandoan4168]

@@Flying_Niklas my 20 likes says nope

[@chelsilion356]

Should have seen him when he was 25, goddamn.

[@Taken2Serious4Life]

We look young now days. Go back to the 50's 60's 70's or even 80's. 30-35 looked like what a 45-50 year old looks like now. This is a result of chemicals in the water, food, etc. and varying genetics. Kind of nice, but it comes with a price.

[@randomwaffle6081]

Be healthy and stopping drugs plays a huge role

[@NovaNix4]

I am 41 years old and I just found Ronnie a few years ago. Ronnie inspired me to start singing. I took some lessons and my wife has been supporting me and I look forward to seeing how far I can go. I have been singing my whole life, but just around the people I am closest to. Nobody around me likes Ronnie, but when I am alone or in the car I shuffle the FiR playlist. I don't exactly know why, but I really love this guy. My life goal is to get into a band as an old f'er and get to meet Ronnie someday.

[@MRusso99]

Ronnie Radke has experienced a lot in his 40 years. I am old enough to be his mother. I love him, and so does my daughter. He is a remarkable man. We all have skeletons in our closets and do things we regret. He is human. He has done nothing that could change my opinion of him. I love Ronnie Radke. I wish people would stop making bad comments. Please be kind, or don't comment. Please. I love his new song. I will be seeing him in concert with my daughter!

[@JerisJohnson]

legendary podcast 🖤

[@RockFeed]

🤘🔥

[@Danibug727]

This was a fantastic interview! Thank you for taking the time to talk Ronnie! We love you too! Can't wait to see you again if you come back down to Florida again! So glad I got to see you twice last year!

[@ianinaharms]

Thanks for the talk, folks! Was great to listen to you❤

[@rodzillarox4882]

Im 56 and my sons introduced me to Falling In Reverse. I like Ronnie, seems like a pretty cool down-to-earth guy.. I’ve been seeing interviews and things like that so I always like to keep updated on some of the new stuff out there. It’s new to me since my sons introduced me to the music. Great interview . Love Rock Feed!

[@leahbarnes5612]

Fantastic interview! I’d say it’s probably the best one I’ve seen featuring Ronnie. Thanks to both of you for the great insights!

[@Metalgool87]

This was so good, loved every minute of it. Thanks so much to you both for making this interview happen 🙏

[@MangledRemainz]

I love unique music and Falling In Reverse fits all the music I enjoy. They toss it into a blender and mixes it all together perfectly. Ronnie is introducing people to styles of music that they may not have given a chance before. Thank you for having and sharing this interview!

[@Nylorac83]

i love Ronnie. so damn talented. i’m 71. listen to all kinds of music. FIR is in my top 6. Keep rocking it Ronnie!

[@theJadedLady420]

So fvckin glad to see another person in my demographic (I'm 65) that's rocking out to Ronnie. My taste in music is also eclectic. But, good God. This man brings the thunder.

[@Nylorac83]

@@theJadedLady420 yes! i loved his music and he rocked hell outta it but the first time i heard (and watched) Last Resort it brought tears. That song never spoke to me like his rendition. Gods! what a masterpiece… and that voice. glad to hear from someone in my age group as well.

[@theJadedLady420]

@@Nylorac83 ❤️

[@victoriagray5706]

Thank you Rockfeed! This interview was absolutely amazing. Your questions to Ronnie were like two friends just catching up with each other. I have watched this so many times❤

[@tagnbama9001]

This interview was an absolute BANGER!

[@ToneHeart_Studios]

Thanks for this one bro!🙌🏻🙏🏻 love what you’re doing for the community🔥🔥🔥

[@j2hhorizon133]

This was a very good interview. I couldn't look away. Thank you Rockfeed and Ronnie!

[@Wisconsin4eyes]

Mad props to you for getting Ronnie on a interview man. It speaks volumes to the caliber of your channel.

[@BigPopaRoth]

Thank you for this great interview. Loved every moment. I love how genuine Ronnie comes across. Have ever growing love and respect for the man.

[@Lahmia_Raven]

Great interview, Ronnie has always been an enigma within the rock industry about what kind of person he is - I think this interview has given everyone a brilliant perspective on who Ronnie is and how real and genuine he actually is. You don't come across that many people who take accountability for their fuck ups in life and wouldn't change anything as it made them the person they are today. Looking forward to more from yourself.

[@gisellebonilla1336]

This is awesome of Ronnie to do this interview with you out of respect! He's a genius and just pure talented. I love what he has brought to the genre so damn much plus of course he's beautiful

[@stevenmiller7043]

This was a fantastic interview. I came here to watch this because I love Ronnie’s music. I always knew Ronnie wasn’t the person all of the haters say he is. May he continue his upward trajectory. I’m here to enjoy the ride.

[@jacquelinevanbierk]

I love Ronnie. He's so real, funny, talented AF and has common sense which is refreshing.

[@CosmicFHX]

Ronnie really is one of the few people that have this realism in his personallity. He's just being himself without a mask on. Keep being you Ronnie! Keep spreading the vibes 🖤

[@shwnholroydful]

Such a great interview. Ronnie is such a relatable dude. I wish more people could just chill out, enjoy the show, and just vibe.

[@hishanebye1]

Glad to still be listening to Ronnie radke changing consistently since he came onto the scene when I was in schooling. Such a brilliant artist that brings nostalgia, to whoaa to just everything. Thank you Mr. Radke.

[@andrewmarshall5983]

One of your best interviews dude!! Keep it up 🤘🤘🤘

[@margiecan2]

Dude, wow! I'm just seeing this! This was such a great interview! One of the best I've seen all around! I really dig that you're usually neutral as far as all bands go. I'm fairly new to your channel and like your content. As far as Ronnie man, the entire interview, he's so honest and awesome. People who are haters and have negative remarks to say about him, it's their loss. I respect and admire what he had to say about the band CtE and their unfortunate situation. He's being empathetic, and that says a lot about a person. He's got a good heart! Oh man, n that part where you asked what he'd tell his younger self- That guy is truly effing real!! He's legit, genuine! 👏🤘✨️ Congratulations once again, man! Excellent interview!

[@lauraharris6987]

This was a SICK interview. I love Ronnie's attitude about the industry. His music is awesome. 🤘

[@Stratton1177]

54:45 this breaks my heart as a HUGE Motionless In White fan. Arguably my favorite band, have never heard anything bad about Chris...until this. And Ronnie is being totally honest, you can just tell. So yeah. Circle back to that sentiment of "never meet your heroes" I guess. :(

[@PinkPixie-ix8wi]

Chris was totally rude to me on Facebook, and I thought we were friends when I asked if we had issues because another band guy demanded nudes from me and i didnt send them BTW, Chris just goes, "Yeah." And I told him I didn't send them cuz my SA and he told me to "get over it." The only person to apologize for how I've been treated was Ryan sitkowski and he even told me "Ryan cares." Whixh meant a lot because I felt completely and utterly alone

[@Dancing_Psycho]

Yeah, this is word for word accurate to me as well

[@Stratton1177]

@@PinkPixie-ix8wi If this is true, I am so sorry and don’t even know where to begin here. Any chance you have proof of this conversation? Unless it’s deleted and/or too much to want to relive, then totally disregard. But I am very sorry if this happened to you, super strange to even think he would act in such a way…

[@PinkPixie-ix8wi]

@StrattonSmith it was on the Facebook i deleted, but we were friends and they all knew about my assalt ,so when said person asked for the nudes I told him I don't send them cuz of the assalt and he made fun of my trauma. I was so done with all the bands at that point I deleted everything except KZbin.

[@PinkPixie-ix8wi]

@StrattonSmith I didn't wanna relive that because that felt like such a slap in my face.

[@ayytee2]

This video was therapy for my attention span. I really sat here and watched the full hour. Good conversations, Good interview. I'm a new sub.

[@racheltobiasz]

Huge, huge fan of Ronnie and who he is as a person. I can always appreciate how real and raw he is. There aren't a lot of people like that in this world, especially in the limelight. Really hoping I can get my hands on Ronnie's book one of these days but it's hard to find. An autographed one would be insanely cool! Keep it up Ronnie!

[@morganqorishchi8181]

There's a term for what he's describing re: the difference in how people react when they can vs cannot see your face. It's called Textual Depersonalization - it's very easy to forget you're talking to a person and subsequently easier to project your mood onto what you're reading/listening to without a face or other visuals to help your mind accurately process information. This is a problem psychologists have known about for decades, but the invention of Twitter really amped it up to 11 and has provided some stunning examples of people forgetting they're talking to a person.

[@oompalumpus699]

Very useful info. Screenshotted.

[@amberivie3193]

I absolutely love everything this man and his band do! I am 42 and my son is 19 and we went to the popular monstour and to see all the different people from so many different walks of life was absolutely brilliant! About the only other time I’ve really seen that is at a Tool concert. I feel like Ronnie has bridged a HUGE generational gap, and I appreciate that he is willing to tackle subjects that not many artists are willing to go near. From a 42 year old OG goth, thank you Ronnie and Falling in Reverse!! And thank you for being unapologetically you!!

[@rebekahcarter8120]

Loved this so much. Thank you so much for such an amazing chat with the one & only Ronnie. Mad respect for both of you.

[@chaosqueenaeria8543]

Thank you Brian and Ronnie for this interview. An hour and 24 minutes of Ronnie being real was just something I needed to see and hear. Reading texts without contexts can be a harrowing experience. I'm an autist, 45 years alive and breather, and it's bad enough that in person-to-person communication I have trouble picking up on social/conversational cues that reading a forum could oftentimes take me a good hour because I am analyzing the context before responding, if I do at all. I wish more people actually processed (says the autist with mediocre processing skills) what is being discussed before reacting on social media, but I guess emotional vomit has become the norm in social media. I will read, start commenting, read what I've typed out, then delete the whole thing because I don't want to feel drained and exhausted at the end of the day over a negative comment that very well may have been posted by a bot or a negativity vampire (those that post a few sentences with trigger words and sit back, watching the verbal massacre unfold and soak up all bile spouted over something so inane and insignificant). Social media today has solidified the adage "Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large numbers" -an evolution of many sayings over decades of history

[@darkside6526]

I've heard of falling in reverse but never listened to them. Finally a co-worker showed me one of their songs and I instantly recognized the original escape the fate vocalist. Looking back I didn't realize how that band opened the door for me into the metal world.

[@cheeseandrice877]

I love this interview, especially how honest Ronnie is. He’s perfectly imperfect-he has a big heart but can be an a-hole at times. He tries to do the right thing, even if he messes up sometimes. Anyone who really listens can see his genuine kindness. Despite the hate, he remains unapologetically himself. I see a lot of myself in him. There have been many times in my life where I’ve tried to do the right thing, but someone else got their story out first, leaving me surrounded by enemies who won’t hear me out. Ronnie is a great example that you don’t have to be perfect to be amazing and do amazing things. What an inspiration and legend! 🤘🖤🤘

[@DaddyStorrm]

Falling in Reverse and Korn should definitely do a collab

[@quietRage94]

It was really a good interview. Congrats! As for Ronnie, he is really talented and seems like a person I could grab a beer with and not stress about what to say and how to behave. I really admire his talent and effort he puts in. It’s clear he works hard for everything. He is inspiring and his music is great and saved my life in so many ways I can’t even comprehend

[@roastedyams]

I loved Ronnie before watching this; but this did solidify it for me. He's fantastic. Now, off to watch more reactions to "Ronald."

[@robertsherman8269]

I am new to your music. I have never seen anybody mix rap and heavy metal. You pull it off Superbly

[@larslinebarger6712]

I think this guy is what alot of people pretend to be or see them selves as. Real true people are rare these days and this guy is a class act.

[@chellecopley67]

I LOVED this SM Brian! Ronnie is a genuine guy and I love getting to see an interview with him and you asked some truly great questions, stuff I really was interested in.

[@berniceeast7389]

Wow, what a great interview. It was great to hear him explain some things that have everyone upset. He’s very misunderstood. So talented.

[@wilM26]

You can't deny what a genuinely nice guy Ronnie is ❤

[@evsthejedi]

He's authentic, and I respect him tremendously for that. Even if everyone else hates him. He is what metal needs IMHO.

[@whanitabothma-yq5qp]

This was the nicest most enjoyable interviews of Ronnie. Thank you for that! Keep up the good job! Wish u all the best!

[@bratty6194]

i LOVE when my fav artists change their albums because i listen to almost every type of genre and to me it shows GROWTH as music producers.. no one wants to listen to the same shit 24/7, and no one should expect musicians to stay the same.. people are allowed to change and like more than one thing

[@weszly]

I agree, such a refreshing and uncommon take!

[@dbomb69420]

Ronnie is genuinely a good dude. You can tell he is nervous because people seriously twist his words CONSTANTLY. I hope FIR continues to pull rock/metal to the front. Keep going Ronnie we need more of you. We got your back my guy.

[@neilltowe9280]

Finally back I thought it was you guys quit thanks for coming back man

[@Matthew-.-]

Such a good interview. Been a fan since the 2012 Warped Tour and I've met too many people IRL that say something like "Oh yeah I like Falling In Reverse but isn't their singer a terrible person?" Next time I hear that I'll probably just send them this video.

[@HeatherDCD]

Great interview! FIR is my fav band and I’ve always had so much respect for Ronnie. He has genuinely inspired me to own things in my past that society conditions us to hide. He owns it all and takes accountability. I saw them this summer and discovered Crown The Empire due to him. They were also incredible along with Slaughter To Prevail. One of the best concerts I’ve been to. I know not everyone will get his sense of humor and that’s ok but dude is hilarious and knows exactly what he’s doing. I also adore Saraya, they both seem like genuine people with good hearts. I hope to see continued success for them and you as well.

[@zerostheone1778]

I have a funeral to go to today and I can't sleep but this genuinely made me smile. Great video! Thanks guys

[@TheChristianRiv]

What a FANTASTIC interview, Brian! It makes me so stoked to see how much you've grown and how successful you're becoming. "Keep going!"

[@cosetterolfes4100]

I love this interview so much!! Ronnie is such a cool dude and definitely deserves all the success he has/is getting. 🖤🤘🏼

[@closinginonclosure]

1:05:45 Can someone please spell this band name so I can look them up?

[@LowkeyCinematic]

Kublai khan

[@Trygvah]

Bruh I tried to google for this band for 20 minutes before seeing your comment thank you lol

[@zoliver89]

@@Trygvahsame

[@ronnieradkefaneurope]

Thank you rockfeed for this amazing interview with ronnie🥰

[@majorczyk123]

Thanks I did not know much about Ronnie! This was a great interview!

[@TessZZ9PluralZAlpha]

Speaking of fun metal things (pun intended), Electric Callboy sounds like the kind of band Ronnie meant! They are so good at what they do but don’t take themselves so seriously. Awesome interview! What a guy🤘🏼

[@WhateverWhenever888]

We do fun metal things HEEEEREE

[@rbash1985]

I found FiR at the same time I found EC, 2 of my favorite bands now

[@invictusmindless]

And don't forget about WBTDWB, also fun band. There also was Psychostick, but it was long time ago.