https://jezebel.com/a-second-woman-then-17-accuses-riff-raff-of-sexual-mi-1826520154/ampNo longer can you be a rockstar and have women throw themselves at you. Now you are a misogynist pig rapist #MeToo for even trying to be the sexy rockstar.
The only reason all these music people are being sex freaks is because they are all sober now, they need an outlet.
This modern world sucks even rockstars and rappers are incel cucks.
KILL ALL WOMEN! REEEE!!! FUCKING WHORES!
Both Stafford (who writes that she was drugged backstage at a Riff Raff show) and Doucette’s story highlight the ways in which backstage access can easily become predatory for fans, a pattern which remains a consistent problem in music. In 2017, Buzzfeed reported on how R. Kelly first met one of the young women in his alleged “cult” backstage at a show in 2015, Nelly was also accused last year of assaulting a woman on his tour bus (both Kelly and Nelly deny the reported allegations) and two crew members of The Weeknd’s tour were alleged to have raped a woman backstage at a Ohio show last year. While sexual assault is a problem at music festivals between attendees, it’s also a problem in the private dressing rooms and tour rooms of major artists, incidents which have long been normalized in an industry rife with stories about groupies and statutory rape.
Warped Tour in particular has come under fire in the past few years for misogyny. The band Front Porch Step, whose lead singer was accused of misconduct by several women (and denied the allegations), played the tour in 2015 despite protests. That same year, the band Slaves was kicked off the Warped Tour after the lead singer was accused of sexually harassing a woman working merchandise at the event. In an interview with Billboard, when asked about dealing with the sexual harassment issues on the tour, Warped Tour founder Kevin Lyman said, “If you really go through all that stuff, things happen prior to the tour or things… it’s part of the culture
