Lead singer whose name starts with N. Played with a band from LA that experienced some fame in the early 90’s. Left and was in at least one other band. He is also famous for being a guitarist, and has recently reunited with his original band.
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So i’m new to the whole Escape the Fate band and i was watching videos on YouTube and reading the comments which most of them were about Ronnie and Craig? I noticed some of the songs sound different, but who is the lead singer now? What happened to the old one? I’m SO confused, somebody help me? lol.
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I’ve heard of poor sports, but this has got to be one of the saddest displays of decorum I’ve seen since grade school. Former Playboy Playmate Kendra Wilkinson left Miami’s Sun Life Stadium bawling her eyes out after her husband, wide receiver Hank Baskett, and the Indianapolis Colts fell to the New Orleans Saints in Super Bowl XLIV on Sunday night.
Pardon me, as someone who just doesn’t get sports perhaps I’m missing the memo here, but is this woman actually crying over a football game? If she gets this misty over a pigskin, I’d hate to see how emotional she is about gun violence or world hunger…..
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Ironically, it was Kendra’s football-fumbling husband who screwed his team’s chances of winning the game! Maybe she’s crying because she realized she married a loser? Things started at well for the Colts, who came in to last night’s game as the expected winner. The game took a turn for the worst when Hank dropped the football, which gave the Saints an opportunity to land a touchdown. The Saints went on to beat the Colts 31-17, in what would become the most watched telecast in history.