Former Misfits Singer Michale Graves Says He Is Being Canceled By His Affilitation With The Proud Boys And Jan 6th
Bobby Caughron 
Former Misfits Singer Michale Graves has posted the following on his official website:
I am no stranger to being cancelled. Since 2004 when I helped found a website called Conservative Punk, I have been one of the deranged lefts’ most favorite targets. I am one of the most banned and censored musicians in America today. This week alone I have lost 5 shows because of a coordinated effort that seems to be championed by a few individuals communicating online who are rallying others to the effort.
The tour that is being attacked, my means of income, is an acoustic tour across this country to support and promote a documentary film I made about cancel culture called “An American Prayer“.
The current hatred and coordinated actions directed at me this time is mostly because of my affiliation with The Proud Boys and my involvement with J6 it seems. The Cancel Culture Kids have all been brainwashed into believing that I am a white supremacist, racist, bigot and of course a Nazi. Individuals are using lies and slander to threaten and harass club owners and promoters into canceling my shows that have been confirmed and promoted all across the country. To date, there have been 7 canceled events.
My character, integrity, career and good name is under attack and I am being spotlighted as a bad person, a sub-human Nazi worthy of being totally destroyed. In Illinois there is a letter being circulated that has the email addresses of Illinois elected representatives to contact about references, and says that my presence in the community would be “deeply troubling” given my “history of aligning with racist and extremist ideologies“.
You can read the entire post by Michale Graves here: https://officialmichalegraves.com/an-american-prayer-michale-graves-faces-slew-of-cancelled-dates/
Michale Graves, whose real name is Michael Emanuel was the lead singer for the horror punk rock band The Misfits from 1995 until 2000 and appeared on the studio albums American Psycho (1997) and Famous Monsters (1999).
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