Falling in Reverse Recruit Corey Taylor and Serj Tankian for Wild New Song “Joseph”: Stream

Falling in Reverse have unleashed a politically charged new song “Joseph” that is clearly inspired by System of a Down and Slipknot, and happens to feature guest vocals from those bands’ respective singers, Serj Tankian and Corey Taylor.

Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke raps, screams, and sings in falsetto throughout the track, while Taylor spits out a venomous verse with the lyrics, “I’m so sick and tired of the way we’re livin’/ We’re bombin’ schools just to build a prison/ Shoot to kill in a crowded lot/ One by one ’til the bodies drop.”

Tankian then comes in with his distinct vocals as he sings, “War, pride/ Blood was spilled, genocide/ Hope all gone/ No matter what, it is not enough for them/ Enough for them/ For them.”

A highly cinematic music video for the song looks straight out of a big-budget action movie, and features both Taylor (in full Slipknot regalia) and Tankian.

The song follows Falling in Reverse’s collab with Marilyn Manson on the 2025 track “God Is a Weapon,” which has garnered more than 350 million streams.

Watch the music video for “Joseph” below.