Falling in Reverse

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Left to right: Jacky, Ronnie, Ryan, Derek, Mika.

Falling In Reverse is a post-hardcore band from Las Vegas, Nevada. They were officially formed when their lead singer Ronnie Radke -- former vocalist from Escape the Fate -- was released from prison in 2011. They released their debut album later that same year.

The band is notorious for the drama surrounding their lead singer and their rivalry with Escape the Fate. Ronnie Radke was arrested in 2008 following run-ins with the law over narcotics possession and battery charges for a fight that left an eighteen year old dead. Whether Radke was asked to leave the band or was fired, either way, some bad blood seems to have come out between the rest of the band and Radke.

Members:

• Ronnie Radke - vocals
• Mika Kazuo Horiuchi - Bass
• Jacky Vincent - Guitar
• Derek Jones - Guitar
• Ryan Seaman - Drums

Former Members:

• Nason Schoeffler - Bass
• Scotty Gee - Drums

Discography:

• The Drug In Me Is You (2011)

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Tropes associated with Falling In Reverse:

• Calling The Old Woman Out: From Ronnie's album thanks; "Oh yeah and one more person... my mother. Fuck you."
• Domestic Abuse: The focus of their song "Pick Up The Phone".
• Mr. Fanservice: Especially Ronnie and Jacky.
• Fan Service: In the "Drug In Me Is You" music video.
• Intercourse With You: "Good Girls, Bad Guys".
• Large Ham: Ronnie.
• Multicolored Hair: Mika's new 'do is bright red, reminiscent of Gerard Way's atomic red dye job.
• Parental Abandonment: Ronnie's mom left him and his brother when they were young.
• Sanity Slippage Song: "I'm Not A Vampire"
• Scary Musician, Harmless Music
• Sex, Drugs and Rock And Roll: The focus of many of their songs, since they were apparently written by Ronnie while he was in jail and going through rehab. However, he is currently very much sober, and as much can be assumed for the other band members.
• Take That: Most of their first album, especially songs like "Caught Like A Fly", "Tragic Magic," and "Raised By Wolves", seem to be a huge Take That to Escape the Fate, with lyrics like "I just learned that my fate is something I can't escape", "This war is mine" (in response to ETF's album This War Is Ours), and "I dug a hole ten miles wide, so I could throw all of you inside."
• Word Salad Lyrics: Especially "The Drug In Me Is You".