Falling In Reverse’s Ronnie Radke & Monuments’ Andy Cizek’s Twitter Beef Continues

Falling In Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke and Monuments, Makari, etc. vocalist Andy Cizek continue to clash on social media. Earlier this week, Cizek drew some fiery reponses from Radke after calling him out over a woman’s physical assault allegation against Radke shared online.

The alleged incident was said to have taken place some eight years prior and Radke was quick to deny the allegation before proceeding to verbally berate the accuser. Cizek himself drew the ire and attention of Ronnie by responding to the accuser, leading to a war of words, which you can read here.

Since then, Radke posted the below tweets and video on TikTok, in which he alleges that Cizek and others “love to use my name for clout to get likes and retweets…” He further went on to say that “they have no idea what they are talking about.”

In a tweet about the current and past allegations made against Radke, he offered to Cizek:

Radke then addressed the allegations further in a TikTok video (which you can find below):

Good lord. I can’t believe I gotta make this — I don’t have to make this — but I’m gonna make this right now, so I’m gonna make this real nice and loud and clear. Because it seems like some of these people, some of these bands, I’ve never heard of. Literally. let me let me remind you — never heard of — Love to use my name for clout to get likes and retweets as you can see it’s like this moral high ground. And they have no idea what they’re talking about. So let’s check it out.

All right, well, I’ve never heard this guy by the way. Never heard of this guy until yesterday. [Radke then proceeded to read a tweet sent to him by Cizek earlier this week:]

“How many times and by how many people can one be ‘falsely accused’ of abuse before the likelihood of it being true is apparent? I can’t count the number of times you’ve been reported to be a danger to others in this community. You’re the Bill Cosby of the alt music.”

Oh, buddy. That was… that was the… you should have said that. Here’s what the issue is. You guys don’t know me. You just see stuff online and then you just literally just say things. You’re insane, check this out.

[Radke pulled up this article referencing his past successful lawsuit against a sexual assault accusser back in 2015.]

What does that say right there? Ronnie Radke sues sexual assault accuser for defamation. Millions, by the way, millions. I won that. You know why? ‘Cause I don’t do stuff like that.

You’re not allowed to, you’re not allowed to do that. And I’m not going to forget that buddy. I can promise you that. You can’t be calling me stuff like that. You’re gonna see the hard way on that one. You think I’m playing?

[Radke then read back a tweet from a woman who publicly accused him of physical assault earlier this week]:

Here’s another one that they say I’m a danger.

“Okay, but Crown The Empire were in van when Ronald Radke had his hand on my neck while I was driving, and while he used a fire extinguisher outside the window on the highway, and when he threw said fire extinguisher at a passing car. So neither has the moral high ground.”

This is the stuff you’re reading, and using your Twitter platform to get likes and retweets off to take the moral self righteous high ground. Do you see what you’re doing? You’re taking that person’s word for it. You got to do you got to do more research man. It’s gonna get you in a lot of trouble.”

Cizek responded directly to that video:

Leading to Radke to follow with: