The Dillinger Escape Plan Frontman: Jared Leto is ‘BIGGEST FUCKING POSER’

by | Mar 4, 2011

In an ongoing effort to “scorch posers,” The Dillinger Escape Plan frontman Greg Puciato voiced his opinion on 30 Seconds To Mars and band vocalist Jared Leto.

“How much of a fucking dork is Jared Leto? That guy’s shtick is revolting,” Puciato comments via Twitter. “BIGGEST FUCKING POSER. Makes Fred Durst seem like Jim Morrison.”

“If you disagree with me than take that as insight that on a core cellular level we have NOTHING in common. Stop acting, THIS ISN’T A MOVIE.”

“They should rename that band ‘2 Seconds ‘Til I Change The Channel’, or ’10 Seconds ‘Til I Wish I Was Deaf’, or maybe ‘1 Minute ‘Til I Puke'”

Puciato recently tracked vocals for a song to appear on one of Devin Townsend’s upcoming releases expected out in June.

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