Ronnie Radke, the lead singer of Falling in Reverse, recently performed a kind act for a fan, who in return moved the artist to tears with a deeply sincere “thank you” note.
During an intense online argument on platform X, Radke encountered a user who insulted him with harsh words. In response, the singer retorted, highlighting his affluent lifestyle and freedom from a conventional job, which allows him to engage online as he pleases. He mentioned receiving support from other bands and urged the critic to stop provoking him with offensive remarks.
Yes I’m 40 years old rich as shit and bored talking hella shit to literal fucking losers because I have nothing better to do because I don’t have to work a normal job so I got all the time in the world and most your favorite bands are messaging me laughing their asses off, stop… https://t.co/5eTJpys5UW
— Ronnie (@RonnieRadke) January 24, 2024
During an online interaction, Brandon Brown responded to one of Radke’s tweets, highlighting the singer’s mention of his wealth. Brown seized the moment to ask for assistance with his credit card bill. Curious, Radke inquired about the amount of the debt, to which Brown revealed he owed $7,000. Generously, Radke stepped in and offered to contribute $2,000 towards it.
Seeing how your rich as shit can you help me with my credit card bill. Like half not even all of it. Please.
— Brandon Brown (@Brownie3789) January 24, 2024
How much https://t.co/RZTk9eXNH3
— Ronnie (@RonnieRadke) January 24, 2024
I’ll give you 2k right now https://t.co/DvSOnEruaO
— Ronnie (@RonnieRadke) January 24, 2024
Brown later posted a heartfelt video on X, expressing his initial hesitation due to the overwhelming emotions he felt. He sincerely thanked Ronnie Radke, expressing disbelief that his comment had not only been noticed but also elicited a response. In the video, Brown conveyed his profound gratitude, emphasizing the significance of Radke’s gesture and recalling their past meetings during events with Escape the Fate and Falling in Reverse. Brown’s appreciation was palpable.
Touched by Brown’s message, Radke shared the post, admitting it moved him to tears and thanking Brown for his openness.
Brother this made me tear up. Thank you for sharing https://t.co/YkfDap8oQD
— Ronnie (@RonnieRadke) January 25, 2024
