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Ronnie Radke Defends Yungblud Against Industry Plant Claims

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In a recent interview with Rock Feed, Ronnie Radke of Falling in Reverse shared his candid thoughts on the speculation surrounding Yungblud being labeled an ‘industry plant.’ Radke emphasized that the narrative likely stems from Yungblud’s management rather than the artist himself.

Radke recalled his experience touring with Yungblud back in 2012 on the Warped Tour, asserting that Yungblud had already garnered a buzz long before his current fame. He stated, “He’s actually not an industry plant,” and praised Yungblud’s talent as a phenomenal singer.

While acknowledging the pressures of the music industry, Radke expressed concern that Yungblud might be misled by business practices that could make him appear disingenuous. He remarked, “It feels very contrived and it’s not his fault. He has a good heart and his soul is pure, it’s very obvious.” Radke hopes Yungblud will embrace opportunities outside of his comfort zone.

As both artists continue to thrive in their careers, Radke is currently on the ‘God Is a Weapon’ tour, while Yungblud takes a well-deserved break after promoting his latest album, ‘Idols.’


Source: loudwire.com

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