The latter, he feels, is just as damaging to the ego. People might call you a god, which is ridiculous. He once bought a pair of trainers, only to see an article that claimed the brand was offensive to homeless people because the shoes had tape around them to give them a pre-worn effect. Poke fun at them, sure Sykes stays away from political commentary as a general rule.
As a committed vegan, he prefers to champion animal rights instead. Why is what you believe so important, and not me? It's not that I'm right and everyone else is wrong. If it was just people believing in God had no effect on the world, then it wouldn't matter. Then you can believe in what you want, if you want an imaginary friend that lives in the clouds that's fine. But it's the fact that it does have an effect on other people and other things and the whole world is in turmoil mainly because of religion, at least a massive part of it.
After receiving the Album of the Year award at the first Alternative Press Music Awards in , Sykes revealed a history of addiction and abuse of the drug Ketamine. Addressing the crowd, he said "My band wanted to kill me, my parents wanted to kill me, my fucking brother wanted to kill me," and also admitted, "I went to rehab for a month, and you guys were sending me texts and e-mails.
When I got out of that rehab, I didn't want to scream anymore, I wanted to sing from the fucking rooftops. In , Sykes announced that he and Snowdon had separated. In May , Sykes alleged that their relationship ended due to Snowdon's infidelity, and referred to her as his "ex-wife".
The band's single, "Medicine" was written about the pair's relationship. In , a female fan accused Sykes of urinating on her and accused him and his bandmates of assaulting her. Oliver Sykes was put on trial and did not plead guilty to the alleged crime. The fan took a photo of her face, which was a photo of possible blood was all over her face. An employee of venue Rock City in Nottingham, England said "After the gig, two girls tried to get on the tour bus.
Later on, the singer, Oliver Sykes, tried it on with one of the girls. When she said no, he called her a dyke and first pissed on her before him and the rest of the band threw her and her friend off the bus. A post shared by Oli Sykes olobersykes. Sign in. Forgot your password? Get help. Privacy Policy.
Password recovery. By Editorial Staff. What do I like to do? The pandemic-afforded downtime also meant that "a lot of [his] older problems came back," the BMTH singer continued. When I went to rehab [for substance abuse] eight years ago, I came out of it and I felt like I was healed. I kind of realized when everything stopped that I was so busy and things were going so well … that I was more distracted than healed. But the past 18 or so months provided plenty of distraction-free time for rumination.
And that's when the musician realized that he still had issues with self loathing, low self-esteem and more.
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