@HakarisupremaC Learned that shit in college like....oo shit she nutted twice. I can be in this shit however short or long the situation calls for.....*epiphany*
Just heard a gunshot but it was mad far so I couldnt tell for sure and i was like eh prolly not and then i heard a cop siren right after like a cartoon
In 2009 Manson admitted calling his ex 158 times and cutting himself with a razor after every call. Evan Rachel Wood accused him of years of psychological and s*xual abuse - she was 19, he was 38. A Game of Thrones actress claimed he locked her up for four days, whipped and electroshocked her. In his memoir, he wrote that as a teen he beat, choked and spat on his own mother.
In the video below Marilyn Manson appears on the Phil Donahue Show in 1995 alongside his bandmates Twiggy Ramirez and Madonna Wayne Gacy - sitting next to grieving parents whose son was injured at one of his concerts.
He told Donahue that if a teenager kills themselves over one of his songs, that's exactly what they deserve. "They weren't contributing anything to society. It's one less idiot in the world." The parents sat three feet away while he said it.
He named himself by combining Marilyn Monroe and Charles Manson - positive and negative on the same celebrity platform.
After Columbine, he was blamed for influencing the shooters. No connection was ever proven. He said he received hundreds of death threats. A bomb threat came in during one of his Halloween shows after a year of rumors he planned to kill himself on stage that night.
A former bandmate sued him, claiming he spent money on masks made from human skin and a child's skeleton. The case settled out of court.
After years of investigation, prosecutors declined to file criminal charges in 2025 - some claims had expired under the statute of limitations, others couldn't be proven beyond reasonable doubt.
Was Marilyn Manson a genuine monster hiding behind performance art, or did the most shocking thing about him turn out to be how little the system could actually prove?