Sum 41: Deryck Whibley's Shocking Allegations Revealed

[@olekallovvild7295]

Always beware of anyone who tries to block your relationship with your parents.

[@shapelessshapefromthebay8759]

like my ex wife trying to kidnap my kid

[@stefjt2664]

Like my toxic friend trying to SA me in my house in front of my mother

[@JesseGMan7]

lol these 2 replies came out of left field

[@DRKLGHT777]

@@shapelessshapefromthebay8759 if you start, noticing the signs months or years before it actually happened you should have called the police. Dude. SMH 🤦‍♂️. Wow

[@Stringer13ell]

Like Mermaids

[@rockermv10]

It sucks to hear he was sexually and verbally abused. Huge props to him for letting the public/fans know in his book. I wish him nothing but the best for his next chapter. I will keep rocking out to Sum 41.

[@BornIn1500]

Literally everyone on this planet has been "vErBaLlY aSsAuLtEd" at some points in their life. Lets not casually lump that in with real problems like the SA.

[@ryplay08]

This really has been the year of the truth coming out. I’m shocked and heartbroken for Deryck, I hope he gets justice

[@sonicjet7759]

The manager is Dave Grohl or Sean P Diddy Combs 😅just joking

[@FrederickChampaguno]

Justice for what. The man was 18 He was just gay

[@therealgod-g2r]

makes sense. He almost killed himself with his alcohol addiction.

[@dethkon]

@@FrederickChampaguno Yeah, I didn't hear claims of anything illegal happening. Greg Noire sounds like a jerk, though.

[@topkapi9351]

Got to see Sum 41 for the first, and probably last, time on this farewell tour. It was so special and surreal for me. After hearing this, it's all the more incredible that I got to see them at all. Praying for Deryck, and thankful for all the music and memories. 🙏🏽

[@laurahamilton5040]

I know someone personally that he managed and did this to. Thank you Whibley, for speaking up and being the voice for others who feel they cannot.

[@volutedmetal8543]

i hope your friend has been able to find a sense of peace, especially with Deryck putting these words to light. Much love to you, your friend, Deryck, and everybody that that monster has affected. ❤

[@EnvisionedBlindness]

The worst part is how unsurprising this is. It speaks volumes about the entertainment industry when SA is no longer shocking news

[@GregMerritt-ws8tq]

It's one big sex trafficking ring.

[@pbjam2182]

@@GregMerritt-ws8tqbasically any industry involving money and power has ties to SA

[@GregMerritt-ws8tq]

@@pbjam2182 This is an unfortunate truth.

[@xoxolovechristielynn]

It’s also no longer shocking when it happens in the church, schools, or in our own homes. Predators are everywhere sadly. Literally EVERYWHERE.

[@EnvisionedBlindness]

@@xoxolovechristielynn yooooo, if youre letting predators in your own house, that’s on you. This conversation has been and will remain being about systematic, institutional abuse networks being a common occurrence in monetarily lucrative industries

[@bellas_undead]

Oh Deryck… my heart breaks for him. I’m a SA survivor myself, and all I want to do is hug him and reassure him. No one asks for this treatment, and all we can do is offer support when needed.

[@DanPark68]

Survivor of? Your own actions

[@garrieleepeck8753]

😢😢

[@Vivi_9]

@@DanPark68 gross comment

[@bondvabond]

@@DanPark68 Eww. What a gross, mean and ignorant comment. I'll quote the original comment for you: "No one asks for this treatment" If you genuinely believe anybody deserves to be assaulted or abused in any way, for any reason, I feel genuinely sorry for the people in your life that have to deal with you. NOTHING ever warrants something like that, and thinking otherwise makes me strongly question your morals and past actions. I genuinely feel sorry that you think this way, and I hope you can learn how consent works and gain some morals and an understanding of empathy one day.

[@Oryyyt]

@@DanPark68 "Your own actions". Elaborate pls. Seems like you knew for certain what happened.

[@debbyshannon7242]

For too long Victims have been silent out of fear of losing their careers or out Shame and embarrassment especially then Men😢 "IT'S NOT YOUR FAULT!" "YOU HAVE NOTHING TO BE ASHAMED OF!"

[@granthelas4468]

Music industry and all media is full of them

[@mikepalmer1971]

And schools.

[@the0ne809]

@@mikepalmer1971 and definitely churches.

[@mikepalmer1971]

@@the0ne809 pretty much.

[@bigguy7353]

​@@the0ne809Nah, way more in schools. Stop peddling your lies.

[@bigguy7353]

​@@mikepalmer1971Not much at all. Abuse by clergy is incredibly rare.

[@damurphy717]

This is very disturbing to hear. I'm sorry this happened to you, brother. I'm glad you made it through. Not everyone is so lucky to survive these types of situations. We're thankful to still have you around! Thank you for bringing this to light, which will hopefully help others speak out about their own situations.

[@Yellowcard7572]

That’s beyond sad honestly :l

[@trophyscene5015]

After everything that has been revealed this year I'm starting to think that there is _no one_ in Hollywood or the music industry who _hasn't_ been assaulted by someone in power or who they needed a recommendation from to get ahead 🤔

[@TheEverSerene]

@trophyscene I agree *sad sigh*

[@rubaidaallen2764]

I’m so very sorry to hear this. It’s so shocking how rampant SA is. I hope he’s ok and healing ❤️‍🩹

[@trophyscene5015]

When social media first came out I used to wonder why people would choose to become famous that way instead of the "real" way by going to Hollywood/CA or NYC, but now I can see why being your own boss and having a small team of "normal" people, (and who you're already familiar with)to work with is much better.

[@whois3581]

What if dude is just making it up to sell a book? "Believe all victims" though right? It's starting to seem like a popular way to cash in. Just make some allegations or make it seem like something bigger than it was. Maybe it is fully true, but it's weird how easily people will jump on and just take people at their word and believe the worst extreme. None of us actually know exactly what happened or not.

[@TolietWater]

@@whois3581If you know literally anything about the band’s history with Greig Nori this makes total sense

[@Vivi_9]

@@whois3581 it's illegal to slander so people generally don't come forward unless they know it's true or have proof

[@aurora6920]

@@whois3581 it's also weird how people will jump in and assume it's for 'cash' yes it's hard to prove this sort of crime but we should respect his story, it takes a lot of courage to come out with this, i hope others come forward if it's true. It's also very known that a lot of assaults happen in Hollywood usually via the band manager (hence why so many models/artists/actors are bi/gay or alcohol/drug issues) i could list so many that were abused by their managers so i'm proud he has come forward and i hope more do.

[@CageBlack1443]

This was certainly shocking to hear about. Heart goes out to Whibley. I haven't listened to much of Sun 41's music, but the stuff I have heard is really good. Hope he can heal.

[@professorpenne9962]

that's depressing to hear, I feel for the guy. they got some absolute classics and their music videos were so full of energy and fun you would have never guessed.

[@vinsanity40k]

listening to sum 41 is going to hit different now

[@volutedmetal8543]

i implore everyone to go watch Sum 41's 'Blood In My Eyes' video. the subject matter of the video makes so much sense after this

[@professorpenne9962]

really does got me thinking about some of the lyrics in some of the songs now

[@gabrielgoodwin6184]

Everything's coming out this year holy shii this is why all the tours are ending🥺

[@spudvader]

The thing is, this sort of stuff has always happened behind the scenes. It'l be interesting to see how this effects the entertainment industry in the long run

[@Ottophil]

The tours are ending because of the economy.

[@hirmdk]

BRO OMG I THOUGHT HE DID SOMETHING I FEEL SO BAD AAAAAHHH. I hope he’s doing okay now

[@ashley-wu3zj]

I thought the same from the title

[@starryxnights36]

Glad I'm not the only one!! When I saw the title I thought "Nooo what now?!?" While this isn't good news either, I'm glad he has been able to finally speak his truth.

[@erikkibler3466]

The title of the video,was worded specifically that way to make you think that.

[@erikkibler3466]

And yeah it’s a shitty thing to do for clicks.

[@Aenigmakil]

​@@erikkibler3466agreed 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@gemsht0ne]

It's always been rampant. We are allowed to get shocked, absolutely -- most importantly, we must stay informed 💪🏽 . I know the Canadian musician industry, n it's no better... we gotta throw a rock in the machine 💯

[@DeweyJHall1]

I hate to heat that Deryck went through this. Growing up, Sum 41 was always a staple in my music rotation. Loved their blend of pop punk, and metal. They always have a special place in my heart. I hope Deryck is healing and getting through this and gets some justice, because this is just appalling

[@Bowmanfan48-88]

I’m crying right now. He is my favorite singer ever for my favorite band ever.

[@kiroolioneaver8532]

I remember years ago when ESPN's Bomani Jones pushed back on the popular idea of people boasting of football and basketball coaches being "father figures" to kids coming from broken homes. He said something along the lines of "You're father can't also have an interest in whether you win or lose" the idea being that parents have to love unconditionally and that while coaches may care for those kids, in many instances, they also need the kid to perform to win to help their career. It's too common that kids who have that parental hole in their lives and are extremely talented like Deryck are exploited by sick adults in their lives who take advantage of them. Also, Deryck speaking out is huge because there's still a stigma for male victims of abuse to come forward.

[@pl33]

Very good point

[@Day-ZDuke]

Maybe you didn’t grow up playing competitive sports.....but TONS of actual parents have massive interest in whether their child wins or loses. Parents spend time and money getting their child into training camps, off season coaching / training, additional development in peripheral activities, etc, etc. The parents know that their child could have an awesome opportunity to either get their schooling paid for by college scholarships, or ideally become a professional athlete Now, some parents take it waaaay too far, but most parents still have an interest to see their child win. Doesn’t mean they will love them less if they lose Additionally, most coaches of kids don’t have a “career” coaching that depends on winning. They do it in their spare time / evenings and weekends, outside their actual career. The only coaches where winning would matter are professional coaches working for big high school and college programs. Or elite prep school type things. Most youth sports are not for profit enterprises / leagues

[@bushleague3472]

I think that the most interesting parallel is that both sports, and music, as well as acting, modeling etc; all full of individuals who will do almost anything to get their shot at greatness. Basically, the ideal playground for anyone with predatory tendency's and any amount of clout.

[@kiroolioneaver8532]

​@@Day-ZDuke I'm obvs referring to like hyper competitive AAU programmes where the kids actually have a shot at pros obvs it doesn't apply to every situation. And I'm using the word "interest" as in having a personal stake (i.e. conflict of interest) in that if you lose their job/career could be at stake.

[@AJ-dm9vs]

Now I need to listen to Avril's "Goodbye Lullaby" album again. Some of the lyrics about how much she will always love him (while divorcing him) along with the fact that Deryck produced some of those songs always confused me....I used to figure maybe it was because she had given up on him and thought his problems with drugs/alcohol were going to kill him, but now I bet it has to do with this trauma

[@nekorojas1971]

This is so beyond sad and nefarious of what happened to Deryck.I hope Deryck gets justice after releasing that information in his book.

[@speakatron5634]

Massive respect to Deryck for going public with this.

[@justinkendell301]

Damn. I saw Sum-41 live for the 2nd time a month ago. Deryck said that his book was going to reveal alot of dark shit. Little did i know how dark it truly was. Fuck man. My heart breaks for Deryck. Love Sum-41

[@ghost_to_a_ghost]

so horrible. the music industry is full of snakes and SA. i'm gonna have to check this book out. much love to Deryck. i have fortunately never been abused but i have friends that were 30+ years ago and they still struggle in romantic relationships to this day.

[@LorneVignettes]

I just want to say that you have come a long way doing this channel. I really like that you decided to start doing this in front of the camera. You are very good. You have a good voice as well. Keep up the good work and don't ever let anyone get you down.

[@Will-ze6rq]

Seriously, WTF, I hope Whibley has gotten some help to deal with this. How in the heck do you deal with someone who controls your band and assaults you both sexual and mentally for years!

[@Interestingenough4]

I wonder if part of the reason he got into drinking had to do with that.

[@faeriegraver]

Almost certainly yeah ​@@Interestingenough4

[@dzombie5776]

Going to show my support and buy the book tomorrow.

[@Lynsey17]

I'm glad Whibley is comfortable speaking out but as an elder Millennial Canadian punk/alternative/pop rock fan, I'm tired of finding out the bands I loved are full of predators.

[@littlecozettescrew6818]

In this case singer of Sum 41 was the victim, not the “predator”..

[@Lynsey17]

@@littlecozettescrew6818 I know. I'm talking about Treble Charger...

[@littlecozettescrew6818]

@@Lynsey17Oh, ok. My bad, I didn’t catch the part about “Treble Charger”, the first time I heard the video. I have never heard of them down here in the States..

[@TheEverSerene]

Oh god, Greig Nori 🤦🏻‍♀️ Fuck. I loved Treble Charger so much! Wonder if this contributed to Bill's departure from the band. I worked at an animal hospital that shared a parking lot with a recording studio (MetalWerks) and would see Greig coming and going. I was lucky enough to meet Sum 41 while walking a dog during a photo shoot in August 2002, and the guys were super nice and even took photos with me and a co-worker. I'm 41 now. Early Treble Charger were one of my core musical influences. So, so, so much love to Derik 💜💜💜

[@TheEverSerene]

Deryck. I couldn't even spell his name right. 😢

[@TheEverSerene]

And I'm also an SA survivor. This was a lot to absorb all at once. I'm sorry for the incoherence.

[@TolietWater]

Bill was just treated like shit by Greig to begin with from what I’ve heard, he was always the better vocalist of the two he did a bunch of the songs on Maybe It’s Me which is the only album I like from them

[@marki7661]

Yeah that’s too bad. I always like Treble Charger too. Saw them a quite a few times too, on account of all the Edgefest’s, and there was that Summersault festival that I think Raine Maida organized, that was actually a crazy show thinking back. Pretty sure it was Sum 41, eve 6, Finger 11, possibly Gob? But definitely Deftones, Foo Fighters, Our Lady Peace, and Smashing Pumpkins. And A Perfect Circle was supposed to play but at the last minute one of them had to fly home due to a family emergency. At least Maynard still came out to sing Passenger with Deftones, lol people were completely freaking out too, yelling his name like he was the second coming of that Jesus dude. Anyways, we were lucky to have so many great Canadian bands in the 90s, like The Age of Electric, The Odds, Limblifter and Sloan, Bif Naked, I Mother Earth and Big Wreck…and of course the Almighty yet Tragically Hip! It is a shame to hear this about Greig, if true, and I highly doubt Deryck would make something like this up. But I guess we now have the answer to the question Greig asked all those years ago…,which is Yes, he had indeed Sunk to a brand new low. …and as I’m also 41, I have to agree, I too favoured earlier Treble Charger, like Red!

[@Matt92Machine]

I only know of trebble charger by one song that was in an NHL video game back in the early 2000s.

[@christopher.m.dickinson0315]

We need more guys who need to speak out about SA. Me as a victim childhood s***al abuse we need to bring it out in the open what happened to us doesn't make us any less of a man so let's speak up together

[@FrederickChampaguno]

Yeah bro but we man up and bottle it up. Why go back 20+ years ago and he upset about it. I don’t get it and shit happened to me but I mean it was a long time ago there’s no reason for me to revisit and get upset. It’s in the past

[@christopher.m.dickinson0315]

@@FrederickChampaguno but it's better to overcome it then to bottle it up it's going to come out from time to time if you do that. I know I did it for so long. But now I have no feelings towards that whatsoever it doesn't bring up any emotions. forgave the person who did it and let go of that anger.

[@volutedmetal8543]

​@@FrederickChampaguno being open about things like this (even if just to one person) can help things later. Think about it like this: if you bottle up something (like Dr Pepper), and it gets shaken up too much, it can explode. Opening up can help you deal with it later, so your bottle doesn't get too full or too shaken up. I apologize if the way i worded that didn't make any sense, i only want to help make anyone reading this feel better. Just know that you are believed, there is *ALWAYS* at least one person out there who will listen, and that there are so many others out there like you. much love and healing to you all ❤

[@GP-Music.]

Man, this type of stuff is why these industry people can't be trusted! Glad people are exposing these weirdos!

[@juliaplous9092]

Dang. I always liked Sum 41 because I felt their songs were exceptionally angry. Now we know why. 😢

[@Interestingenough4]

I guess Deryck was channeling his fury and pain over his trauma through music, much like how Chester did with LP. But unlike Chester, I suspect Deryck had a better support system around him, which helped keep him from going off the deep end, and perhaps he did not suffer from mental illness as strongly.

[@slightleeaddicted9415]

Deryck coming out publicly and getting this off his chest might might give others the courage to go public regarding their experiences with that manager if there were other incidents involving him under the assumption that these allegations are true. When I first read the title I got super bummed thinking I would hear something awful that Deryck may have done and avoided even clicking the video for several hours because of it. Deryck and Sum 41 were a huge influence to me when it came to stepping outside of the genres of music I listened to when I was just a kid. Once I started listening to them music became more than just nice sounding noise to me and kind of pulled me out of my inner shell I would say. Hell I still can't listen to pieces without nearly bawling my eyes out. Their music truly spoke to me and helped begin to shape my personality as I was going through junior high and then getting into high school. I was heavily bullied through elementary and music like theirs gave me the courage to go from the kid hiding from bullies in the hall to knocking the lights out of anyone who dared to put their hands on me or my friends. Hell after the 1st time I layed a kid put in my first fight I got into after the kid put me in a headlock randomly for no reason people stopped for the most part and it was just such a good feeling to no longer be afraid. But now after learning that the allegations themselves are not against Deryck and instead are awful things allegedly done to him I'm not really sure. I feel much better... Regardless I hope he gets all the support and help he needs and surrounds himself with only those who truly care about him while he's going through this stuff.

[@TolietWater]

Greig Nori was basically everywhere in the 2000s and had a show on MuchMusic that was about scouting younger bands so there’s probably plenty of allegations that will come to light

[@slightleeaddicted9415]

@@TolietWaterI guess only time will tell from here

[@volutedmetal8543]

the 'Blood In My Eyes' video is especially so eye-opening on rewatch after this news

[@ParallelPenguins]

I know the entertainment industry has been full of nasty shit since the beginning of time, but it's super depressing that the people who make the music we turn to when we're having a hard time have been so mistreated and damaged by other people in the industry. Like it's hard to listen to any music right now with out worrying about the people who made that music. Were they hurt too? Did they do the hurting?

[@snoox27]

Kat williams said it was going to be the year of truth.

[@tvbnine793]

Waiting on a Twist of Fate is my favorite song released in 2024, and this makes me wanna play it on repeat even more. Praying for peace in Deryck's life ❤

[@jazzerzzz22]

True, he doesn't owe him shit.

[@meytal_rockz6669]

Thank You for doing this vid man and getting this information out there.

[@kevindie]

*_Remember; the people in this industry are the same ones that want to talk to you about morality every four years._*

[@the0ne809]

also pastors and "Christian" influencers

[@greendaleforever]

​@@the0ne809some, yes

[@DR-ge8hp]

So vote Trump? Since he's never done any wierd stuff or been sued for SA...

[@thefallenfaith1986]

​@@the0ne809The Christian right hasn't had any power since the eighties.

[@jonathanmontoya9711]

@@thefallenfaith1986tell that to altar boys

[@aces553]

SA is everywhere. It's shocking and depressing.

[@IloveKurtCobain-z5k]

OMG. This breaks my heart. Poor kid. They were teenagers when it happened. Unreal. Then you get PTSD. I am so sorry Deryck Whibley. That gut is going to hell.

[@GuardianDeathAngel]

That's horrible he went through that😞. I'm glad he came out about it now, and I hope things are much better now for him and his love ones. I hope the creep who did that to him gets put in jail or is in jail right now.

[@LENNOXX1]

I was never a fan of sum 41 but it doesn't matter, that was a very brave move to reveal what happened to him...I hope he gets all the support and love he needs to help sort out all the trauma that this has caused... sick world with sick people..

[@adamcogan211]

Deryck is a legend and hope he’s able to heal and recover ❤

[@TheOnemanmoshpit]

Damn, was not expecting the manager to be a man 😱

[@morddas]

Please turn captions on, thanks so much!

[@Newfie4christ22]

This is shocking. In the spring of 2003 I saw Treble Charger live at the Savoy theatre in Glace Bay Nova Scotia. After the show they had an autograph signing. I brought a copy of their album Detox with me to have it autographed. I remember speaking to Greg Nori at the table as I got the book from the album signed. I remember saying to him hey your tight with Sum 41 right? He said yeah and I asked him to tell them his biggest fan says hi and that they should come here. The following fall they came back opening for Sum 41 this time at center 200 in nearby Sydney. I thought at that time Greg Nori might have actually passed on my message. Never in my wildest dreams would I have imagined this stuff was going on. This is shocking. I may have to go home throw away those Treble Charger albums based on this. Also going to make it difficult to listen to some Sum 41 songs that Greg contributed vocals on like Motivation don’t think I’ll be able to listen to that the same

[@nojuanatall3281]

Their first album is a banger. Sad that their manager was too.

[@paulanaya2503]

One of my favorite bands back in 03. Glad to hear he's speaking out

[@chantellesteyn2168]

So sorry my guy ❤ no one deserves this ❤ hope u will heal,much love fellow survivor ❤

[@chaosreaper9255]

The prices you pay just to be famous. How sad. Hope he can heal after this.

[@maverick114e9]

This sucks, because grieg nori was my favorite pop punk producer and I’m convinced all the albums he worked on were amazing. Now it turns out groomer grieg was not so friendly after all.

[@jeremy8189]

D*mn ... the courage put this out there. I cant even imagine. Hope he's healing however he's able to.

[@juliemichael3619]

That's so brave of him to confess to the world. Hope he got help and therapy over it and is okay now. Dame

[@Clay_Scar]

So sad… and I’m sure it’s more than just allegations:( what a shame

[@grec.]

Brave man for telling this part of his life to the public.

[@ahmede3608]

The lyrics for In Too Deep now make more sense

[@jas_bataille]

The amount of sexual abuse in the music industry is properly insane. I once met this homeless man playing violin extraordinarily well. He really did played like a professional first violin. I asked him about his musical background, and he told me that he was going to become the first violin of a big orchestra in Russia over 20 years ago, when he was asked to sck the manager's off, and refused. They ruined his entire life because everything was sponsored, he didn't even own his instrument.

[@darkhillseuropeanmountsLLC]

😞 this crap has got to stop I'm glad people are come out and talking about it. This is so terrible I hate hearing about it. I sure hope he heals from this and I sure hope more people come out and talk about it.

[@OneManArmy23]

Damn, as a fan of Treble Charger, this news is terrible. I feel bad for Deryck. I met Deryck once in 2002 at an HMV (music store) in Toronto as he was shopping. He was one of the nicest musicians I've ever met. Even tho that encounter with Deryck was short, the fact that he took the time to have a small conversation with me that day showed me what kind of person Deryck is. I've been a fan of Sum 41 ever since. 🖕 You, Greg Nori.

[@themanironmask]

Jeesh man that is awful!! Hope his manager is held accountable.

[@clamum9648]

Just picked up the book on Kindle. I got a lot of respect for Deryck going through his alcohol struggles; I can relate, I lost jobs and was in the hospital over a week due to the same thing.

[@michellerosebrown]

This is beyond sad. As a victim of sexual abuse myself, I totally understand what Whibley has been through. People in the music industry and entertainment can just be pure evil and insane.

[@TheSlysterII]

Much love to Deryck, love his music x

[@aurora6920]

This is really awful, respect to Deryck who has been brave and spoke out! These managers need to stop, so many models/actors/singers get abused by them in order to work.

[@infidelmat]

I am floored that it was Nori, unbelievable 😮

[@brycev.5170]

The title made it sound like he assaulted someone when it's actually details about his own abuse 😅

[@illPAPA_dill]

This is so heartbreaking to hear.

[@Rodz27]

So I was watching old Treble Charger videos maybe 6 months ago? There was someone making comments alluding to Greg Noris…activity. I wonder how far this goes..

[@A..D..D]

Can just tell from looking at the pictures that guy ( manager ) is a creep . It’s never the victims fault .

[@OpalMoonstone247]

Total Narcissistic vibe

[@BarbequeBiscuits]

Wow..... I love Deryck, and Sum 41 as a whole.... Holy fuck.

[@AngelUribe18]

The tile of the video had me going: oh no... what did Deryck do?? and while I'm glad he's not the perpetrator, it's heartbreaking to see he's the victim of grooming and SA. I hope justice is done and this is a path for healing for Deryck

[@DisappointedButNotSurprised]

You're never an "ist" or "phobe" just because you don't want to be preyed on. No one has the right to prey on anyone whatsoever.

[@bassman8144]

Calling someone phobic of anything is the quickest, easiest and cheapest way to stop a line a dialogue between two people. Which side uses this tactic to deflect any and all criticisms or concerns?

[@Pluralofvinylisvinyls]

“Bass man” 😂 I’m going to take a guess and say you get called phobic a lot.

[@8rr725]

@@Pluralofvinylisvinyls I'm going to take a guess and say you're the side he's talking about. 😁

[@aaronrodden8121]

Guess you could say "in too deep" was a very personal line!!

[@sethgross3904]

Ahhh yah beat me to it!

[@killz954]

Such a legendary band. A couple of the best albums ever imo. Really sorry to hear this. Shit is so sick and never seems to end. Prayers for Deryck man 🙏

[@lessthanthreemetal]

Fuck sakes...Greig Nori is responsible for the 2000-2003 era of my music taste.

[@danniemoore97]

I know I love his music too. This is just terrible news.

[@dennissantiago9525]

He kept strong even after the abuse and gave his fans what they wanted. He is a hero

[@douglasdog1]

Damn, I liked Treble Charger too. I won’t hear the songs the same now.

[@jplatero]

im 85% through with the book, and there are some deets that are interesting to learn as a fan of 20 years. Its a good read thus far.

[@jonahclarfield7469]

DERYCK WE SUPPORT YOU

[@kimymarie596]

Wow. That’s shocking. I’m gonna pick up this book in support

[@CCKaraoke]

I loved Treble Charger...

[@janetvandenassem8401]

Ffs, this is so disappointing and disturbing to learn. I use to like Treble Charger but not now. I hope Derek can heal now that he has opened up.

[@brightbite]

Hope he is in counseling.

[@thecosmicblueautie]

It's safe to say that NOW the treble Charger singer has truly sunk to a brand new low. All the best to Whibley's healing. I hope he's doing alright.

[@user-ve5ln5le9y]

Damn, first Jacob Hoggard now this. I always enjoyed Hedley and Treble Charger (I love Hundred Million and the video) but I can’t listen to their songs the same way now. I was never a big Sum 41 fan but I hope Derick can find peace

[@vaamoz7400]

This is so fucked...I grew up looking up to them, thinkink they dont take shit from noone...didnt know how common these situations are in the industry back then of course....breaks my heart honestly. All the love to Derrycky and Sum 41. This book is a must buy ❤❤❤

[@nemo9540]

This answers a lot of questions such as why he got into such a bad state through his addictions. I hope that anyone that bastard is currently managing gets to hear about this hopefully before he does it again to another victim. With the entertainment industry being the way it is its no wonder why there's a massive issue with stars becoming mentally ill, sinking into addiction or outright taking their own lives. Something has to be done to stop this from going on but sadly speaking out isn't an option and silence is one of an abusers favourite tools.

[@coreymcmanus4749]

Oh my God that is heartbreaking poor guy

[@joshvandruff1790]

This is heartbreaking. I am a huge sum 41 fan and I hope he gets justice for this.

[@FrederickChampaguno]

Justice for what. The man was 18 when it all happened, there is no Justice to be served. The man was into gay shit for a bit and that’s it

[@JayBadloss1989]

I can't believe this happened to him cause I'm shocked but I most definitely believe everything he said...this is so heartbreaking tobhear

[@DirtySk8RatStaney]

Damn…… my heart goes out too him. At first I thought it was something he did, and I’m glad to see he’s done nothing wrong. But it sucks that so many people in the entertainment industry go through this kinda stuff all too often. I’m also glad it’s starting to come out about all these absolute creeps and criminals behind the scenes of our favorite celebrities.

[@cat_ohx9632]

Oh my gosh I’m so sorry this stuff is happening, I feel for deryck. 💔🥺😭

[@Snyde70]

I heard this as rumor maybe 15 years ago. I figured it was a matter of time before Dreyck told everybody about it, good on him. Nori is a predator and a psychopath.

[@letsweld6698]

LOVE THE SHIRT BRO

[@TOGade-dj6jh]

This is sad to hear, but not surprising. There’s too many snakes as he said, while he was one of the most dangerous kind himself.

[@chrishill9197]

Yeesh, that wasn't what I expected. That's absolutely terrible for him. Nobody should have go through horrific abuse like that.

[@EMDrecs1]

The music industry altogether🤢👎