Vince Neil Caught Miming At MÖTLEY CRÜE’s Hellfest Performance (VIDEO)

The biggest embarrassment in heavy metal music continues to deliver one horrendous concert after the next. It’s now official: MÖTLEY CRÜE is a fake band.

Upon the launch of a lawsuit against the band by former guitarist Mick Mars, the legendary shredder accused MÖTLEY CRÜE of faking all of their live performances, leading to a significant backlash from the group. who hired on John 5 to replace Mars. Their social media team even resorted to name-calling, referring to a fan as a “f*cking clown” in response to the allegations. However, a new video of the Crüe’s performance of “The Dirt (Est. 1981)” at Hellfest 2023 has surfaced, totally confirming everything that Mars has stated in his lawsuit.

Upon viewing the video, watch closely during the segment starting at 0:35. Several vocal lines conclude without vocalist Vince Neil’s microphone being anywhere near his face. One instance that stands out is the word “down” in the phrase “break us down.” These occurrences are not isolated, as similar instances can be observed throughout the video. Furthermore, it appears suspicious that Neil’s pitch remains flawless throughout the performance, especially considering some of his recent live shows. Additionally, Machine Gun Kelly joined the band as a guest on stage during the song, which is an undeniable fact.

Moreover, this issue doesn’t seem to persist when the Crüe performs “Shout At The Devil,” as seen in another video. In that performance, Neil sounds much closer to his usual live sound. However, for reasons unknown, “The Dirt (Est. 1981)” presents a different story.

The video has added fuel to the fire of the accusations against Mötley Crüe, prompting further discussions and skepticism about the authenticity of their live performances.

TMD has been tipped off that the Crue’s Producer Bob Rock hired ex-CREED vocalist Scott Stapp to replace Neil’s vocals on the upcoming studio album with the help of AI technology, believe it or not.

TMD also is responsible for catching Tommy Lee fake drumming on tour last year, and bassist Nikki Sixx playing along to backing tape when he is seen with both arms raised in the air yet his bass keeps playing notes.

TMD also reported that Bob Rock would be the “ghost bassist” on the new Crue album. It’s also been confirmed that the new album will be 100% composed with AI technology.