Vocalist Ronnie Radke Banned From TikTok Following Sensitive Commentary

Ronnie Radke is banned on TikTok after he posted a series of controversial gender identity commentary on the platform.

The Falling in Reverse frontman unleashed his outspoken side and dropped tirades on TikTok regarding gender identity. Not long after he started posting, the social media site applied a shadow ban on his account.

Ronnie Radke Banned on TikTok

On July 25, Radke revealed on Twitter that his TikTok account was banned after voicing his opinions on trans issues and biological women's rights. He called out the company for having the "audacity to try and silence or censor the reality."

He soon posted a follow-up tweet featuring a photo of Dylan Mulvaney, a trans influencer, holding a box of tampons.

"The same people that call me a womanizer, abuser, and bigot are the same people that support the ideology that trans can have periods and support tampon companies making trans the spokesperson," he said. "It's extremely offensive to all women, to mock their biology. stop pretending this is okay."

Hours later, he dropped another hard-hitting tirade and revealed he officially changed the lyric of one of his songs, updating "I feel like a lady that is pregnant with a baby" to "I feel like a birthing person that is pregnant with a person who's been birthed."

The Falling in Reverse frontman shared his concerns that these things would brainwash children and let them think that "basic biology and common sense" need to be fought over.

He expanded the topic by sharing thoughts with some of his Twitter followers.

The singer was officially banned on TikTok on July 29, leading him to ask his followers to check whether his Twitter page remains active. After his continuous posts, the Falling in Reverse singer exclaimed how freedom of speech is dead as websites control what people should say.

Ronnie Radke's Issues

Prior to his comments, Radke also shared his thoughts about the practice of cancel culture in the industry after going through issues over the years.

In 2006, he pleaded guilty to battery with substantial bodily harm and serve two and a half years of imprisonment. He also committed a violation amid his probation, leading him to end Escape The Fate's career and launch Falling in Reverse years later.

Before the recent throwing objects trend, the musician faced charges for injuring two individuals after he threw mic stands into the crowd. Among his other issues included sexual assault accusations and domestic violence allegations, among others.