Falling in Reverse: NEVER again. - Comments

@ The Zac
I don't think they "owe it" to the fans. Like I've stated before, I understand if they don't want to meet the fans. But don't be around for the fans to see you if all you are going to do is run. I wish they did act better in public, because I've heard a lot of negative things they've done even when they agreed to a meet and greet. Its upsetting.

@ Frankiiestein
I understand if they don't have time, or don't want to get mobbed by a bunch of people. But when you are seen, don't laugh at the fans and run.

@ Starkette;
Their stage presence wasn't even that great. Ronnie looked like he was on something, barely talked, and mumbled to himself. It was so weird. I'm not surprised that HU showed up. There are only 3 ways to exit the venue and there weren't but maybe 30 kids left in the area. But yeah, DaCurlz and I think it was Funny Man that came through those doors. DaCurlz said they will meet after showers and junk and pointed to where they would gather. Then by the end of it DaCurlz came out and signed a bunch of stuff, then Danny came out and then J3T followed. The rest stayed in the bus, which is understandable, apparently they had their girlfriends/wives or whatever on tour with them this time. I was really grateful that they did. It was awesome.

FIR is always pretty dickish at shows which is a real shame. They're not someone I enjoy past their stage presence and I don't even bother attempting to meet/see/whatever after the show. But I'm really surprised that HU stepped out after the show, usually if it's a small venue they won't because they understand that it's a mad rush and security can be assholes. They sort of wait for an hour or so to go by and then they'll sneak out and say hey to those who are still waiting around for rides or those who know how the band works. I love how they operate, they're considerate of the venue, their rules and just ...everything. UGH.

I quote, "if you don't have time for your fans you shouldn't be famous".

@ FlyAway.
Fair enough.

The problem with being in the public eye is that people are expected to act in ways they would prefer not to. I don't think they personally owe it to the fans to go and speak to them but it would be a nice thing for them to say hi to the people who pay them money to see them play a few songs. I haven't even really listened to Falling in Reverse or really heard much about them but yeah, that kind of attitude, especially if you're not a huge superstar is just plain douchey.

@ tonic
The sad thing is their performance wasn't that great either. But the thing that throws me off about it all is that I understand if you want to get away from the fans once in awhile. Sometimes it could be too much. But if that is the case, don't put yourself into the public's eye to where the fans can see you at the end of the show and then blow them off like they are nothing to you. It's upsetting. I've been to shows where famous people are like, "hey how are you" as they pass and then tell the fans they can't stay and talk. It shouldn't be that hard. It's not that I'm not listening to them because of their public relation skills, I'm not being a fan anymore; as in buying their things, because they don't care about the ones that do that for them. If they have a good song, I'll listen. But I'm not going to buy anything pertaining to them or going to see them unless another band is playing that I really want to see.

It has nothing to do with the music, I agree. I'm just not supporting the band when they don't care about the fans.

At the end of the day you listen to them for their music, not their public relations skills.

@ partyhostile.
My God are you serious? He had that thing flailing at the concert last night. He shocks me more and more. It really is annoying. I could have sworn he was on something when he was playing last night too. His eyes rolled in the back of his head a lot, he stumbled, mumbled his words, talked to himself, and had the crowd sing most of the lyrics

@ FlyAway.
Exactly. Ronnie has just let his fame go to his head, which sucks. /:
Have you seen the article where he threw a microphone out in the crowd and busted another girl's forehead open? I lost all respect for him then.

@ partyhostile.
That is what I am doing from here on out. I never bought any merch from them, but I had planned on getting one along with a Hollywood Undead shirt at the end of the show. Instead I just saved my 30$ and stuck with getting only one shirt; from a band who wanted to talk to their fans.

@ FlyAway.
I bet, my ex was pissed off too. I just stopped listening to the band, no reason to.

@ partyhostile.
It sucks! I got so mad!

Unfortunately, Ronnie Radke has let his fame go to his head. My ex worshiped him, and saw him for his true nature when Ronnie told him to "fuck off" at a meet and greet. I was a fan of FIR, until I realized how much of a dick Ronnie can be.