Coming off Ronnie Radke’s internet-breaking and rather serious “God Is a Weapon” collab with Marilyn Manson, the Falling in Reverse founder has transformed into a full-on felt-covered goofball in a new Muppet-spoofing music video for new country-pop single “All My Women.” He even brought rising country-rock star Hardy to get in on the action.
The new single — written by Radke, Jon Lundin and alt-rap artist Dana Dentata (who co-starred in the “God Is a Weapon” video) — taps into the same kind of C&W-exploring feel Falling in Reverse brought to last year’s “All My Life” single with Jelly Roll — think trap beats, back porch acoustic riffin’ and exaggerated drawls.
Radke starts off “All My Women” with a conflicted shout-out to the “crazy bitch” that keyed “feminism” into his car door, stole his dog, and is just all-in-all a pain in his side — but he also says that’s how he likes his women. For his part, Hardy sings of a drunk-driving “psycho” narcissist that revs his motor.
Parts of the vid have Radke and Hardy looking like country-bar Elvises as they croon the cut, while we also see tiny puppet doppelgängers of the pair gaming, getting electrocuted and trying to evade a violent gang of women axing down their door, Jack Torrance-style.
Much like anything the polarizing popular monster releases, you’re either going to absolutely love Radke’s latest irreverent offering or you’re going to fall for the provocateur’s rage bait. Either way, you can watch one of the year’s most memorably outlandish metal-adjacent music vids up above.
As for Falling in Reverse, the band kick into a batch of summer dates this Sunday (August 10th) at Denver, Colorado’s Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre. The next few weeks find them supported by the likes of Slaughter to Prevail, Wage War, Tech N9ne, Hollywood Undead and more. More details on the trek can be found here.