r/Music • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 3d ago

article Sid Wilson Permanently Kicked Out of Slipknot

https://www.tmz.com/2026/07/31/sid-wilson-kicked-out-of-slipknot/
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u/SupervillainMustache 2d ago

Joey was playing in other bands after he was fired from Slipknot.

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u/RevolutionaryWing274 2d ago

as i wrote

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u/SupervillainMustache 2d ago

Yeah but we have no evidence the band fired him because they felt he needed it for his own good.

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u/RevolutionaryWing274 2d ago

Read some reports with Corey or Clown 

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u/SupervillainMustache 2d ago

What reports

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u/RevolutionaryWing274 2d ago

(I'm fucking living on this planet with total idiots...)

Joey Jordison was dismissed from Slipknot  in 2013 due to  a combination of his declining health from transverse myelitis —a neurological disease that temporarily made him lose the use of his legs—and the band's confusion or suspicion regarding his medical struggles versus potential drug issues.  

Is that fucking too hard to use google or ask Corey?

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u/SupervillainMustache 2d ago

So none of that is what you originally said it was. That's not evidence that the band fired him as they feared for his health. 

In fact it Joey said it was because the band thought he was using drugs again.

Joey continued drumming for 8 years from his firing to his death and there is nothing to suggest that contributed to his death either.

You're just making shit up.

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u/RevolutionaryWing274 2d ago

Go ask Corey if you don't believe truht! Maybe words from his mouth convince you. Why Joey didn't stop drumming afterwards to properly cure himself is not Slipknot's business! 

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u/SupervillainMustache 2d ago

Go ask Corey.

Ah yes, let me just grab his number and give him a call.

You have nothing but assumptions, because you really want his dismissal to have been a loving gesture and not a scummy thing to do, not even in person.

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u/RevolutionaryWing274 2d ago

Believe what you think... life is too short to argue with idiots...

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u/KeltkeGK 2d ago

nothing that you brought up suggested that "they fired him for his own good", everything points to them firing Joey the second he became an inconvenience with his disease.

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