Falling In Reverse’s “Joseph” Passes 2 Million YouTube Views in Less Than 24 Hours

Falling In Reverse have returned with one of their biggest collaborations yet, and the response to their new single “Joseph” has been immediate.

Released on September 14, 2026, “Joseph” features guest vocals from Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor and System Of A Down singer Serj Tankian.

It is also the first time Taylor and Tankian have appeared together on the same song.

The track takes its title from Ronnie Radke’s middle name and marks another major release from Falling In Reverse following the success of their recent material.

Rather than staying within one style, “Joseph” moves between dark piano-driven passages, electronic production, aggressive metal sections and more melodic moments.

Corey Taylor enters with one of the song’s heaviest sections, bringing the aggressive vocal delivery associated with Slipknot.

Serj Tankian appears later in a more restrained and melodic passage, giving the track another major shift in tone.

Both singers also appear in the official music video, with Taylor appearing in his Slipknot mask while Tankian joins Ronnie Radke during some of the video’s more cinematic sequences.

The collaboration has quickly become a major talking point because Taylor and Tankian have been two of the most recognizable voices in heavy music for decades, yet had never previously shared the same recording.

“Joseph” also continues Falling In Reverse’s recent pattern of working with major guest artists and combining different styles within the same release.

The new song arrives after the band’s 2024 album Popular Monster, although Falling In Reverse have not announced whether “Joseph” will eventually become part of another full-length studio album.

For now, the track has been released as a standalone single.

Its early performance has been significant. The official “Joseph” video has now passed 6 million views on YouTube, showing that the momentum around the release has continued well beyond its initial launch.

Musically, one of the most distinctive elements is the contrast between the three vocalists.

Radke moves between clean singing, theatrical delivery and heavier vocals, while Taylor and Tankian each bring styles immediately associated with their respective bands.

That constant movement makes “Joseph” feel less like a conventional guest-feature single and more like several different musical ideas being pushed together within one track.

The video follows the same approach, using cinematic imagery, darker visual themes and large-scale production rather than a simple performance setup.

Whether “Joseph” eventually becomes part of another Falling In Reverse album remains unknown.

For now, bringing Ronnie Radke, Corey Taylor and Serj Tankian together on one song has created major attention, and crossing 6 million YouTube views gives “Joseph” an impressive start.