Show Notes
Donnie Radke — son of Falling In Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke — gives his first interview ever on the Rock Feed Podcast… and it goes completely off the rails. From hosting the God Is a Weapon tour, to starring in the hilarious new music video All My Women (featuring Hardy), Donnie holds nothing back.In this chaotic, unfiltered conversation, Donnie dishes on his love life, beef with Kermit the Frog, puppet industry drama, and why other puppets are copying his style. He also opens up about fame, relationships, and finding his “soulmate” at the end of the video.🎟 The God Is a Weapon Tour kicks off soon — tickets and dates at fallinginreverse.com
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