Nikki Sixx Slammed by Taylor Swift Fans and Sebastian Bach is Rude to Falling in Reverse’s Ronnie Radke

Maybe this is the return of Twitter beefs that the world has been missing so much. First Ronnie Radke from the band Falling In Reverse took to Twitter to complain about Sebastian Bach (formerly of Skid Row) being rude to him. You see back in September Falling in Reverse canceled a show in southern Wisconsin with Shinedown and Jackyl because they couldn’t find their laptops. That’s right, a set by a “rock” band was canceled because they couldn’t do the show without their laptops. Our old friend Eddie Trunk took to Twitter and Ronnie and he got into it, that’s when Sebastian got involved. Here’s Ronnie’s words about it:

“I stand my ground and I just stand by what I believe in. [Sebastian] was so rude; he’s rude. Some prominent people in music DMed [direct messaged] me. It made me feel a lot better. I don’t wanna call them out. But they were on my side. Even some famous wrestlers — some huge legendary wrestlers — hit me up too. And they were, like, ‘He’s always been an asshole.’ I’m, like, ‘What do you mean?’ I didn’t know this. I had no idea. He was, like, ‘Yeah. Look.’ And he shows me his screen[shots]. I’m, like, ‘God, he’s so rude to a lot of people. Oh my God.”

When asked how the beef between the two artists got rolling, this is what the Falling In Reverse singer had to say:

“It started because I said I couldn’t play a show ’cause our laptops are like our engine, and I stand by that. Our biggest song is almost multiplatinum, and it was No. 1 on the radio, and 60 percent of the song is literally a rap beat. Am I supposed to, like… They don’t understand that; they just don’t get it. It’s not like Skid Row or Mötley Crüe. Even Mötley Crüe’s Nikki Sixx came to my defense, man. I think that’s super cool. He defended me too.

“For anybody that’s a dinosaur that doesn’t understand what I’m saying right now — that’s literally a dinosaur — every single band that you heard in the past 20 years has laptops. Kiss I mean, all these older bands have laptops.”

Speaking of Nikki Sixx, he wrote this tweet recently about the Ticketmaster debacle in regard to Taylor Swift.

Well, fans of Tay didn’t take that very well.

It’s hard to argue with the Taylor Swift fans, the Ticketmaster situation needs to be fixed, to that there is no doubt. Maybe both of these stories is just a simple generational altercation. (Play Generation Altercation every Wednesday morning on The Rick and Cutter Show.)

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