FALLING IN REVERSE’s RONNIE RADKE Accuses GODSMACK Of Copying His Stage Entrance

Ronnie Radke, the outspoken frontman of FALLING IN REVERSE, has once again ignited a public feud—this time targeting the multi-platinum rock band GODSMACK. On March 24th, Radke took to social media to call out the veteran rockers for allegedly copying his stage entrance routine. According to Radke, GODSMACK’s recent performances feature a backstage walk filmed in real time and projected onto large screens before they step on stage—an effect he claims to have pioneered.

This accusation adds GODSMACK to a growing list of artists Radke has clashed with, including SPIRITBOX, Chris Motionless, Sebastian Bach, and others. The singer, known for his unapologetic attitude and willingness to call out perceived injustices, made it clear that he was not impressed with what he saw as imitation rather than innovation.

In a video shared online (see below), Radke accuses GODSMACK of “copying his homework,” even slipping in a sarcastic remark: “Hold my lower back sun tattoo real quick.”

As of now, it remains to be seen whether GODSMACK will respond or if this will simply be another chapter in Radke’s long history of feuds. Either way, the controversy has once again ensured that the FALLING IN REVERSE frontman stays at the center of rock music discussions.