Dee Snider did not mince phrases on Saturday when he implored the Rock & Roll Corridor of Fame to induct artists whereas they’re nonetheless alive to understand the respect.

“Expensive RNR Corridor of Fame: There are bands who YOU KNOW are going to ultimately be inducted due to their big affect,” the Twisted Sister frontman wrote on X, previously often called Twitter. “How about NOT ready till your complete band is DEAD?”

Snider cited a band that’s lastly going to get inducted in 2024 after being beforehand nominated six instances. “The MC5 are being inducted subsequent month,” he wrote. “The final dwelling member died yesterday. RIP MC5. #thatsucks.” He was speaking about drummer Dennis Thompson, the final classic-era member of the legendary proto-punk band, who died on Thursday on the age of 75.

READ MORE: Metallic Snubs: The Rock and Roll Corridor of Fame’s 10 Worst Omissions

Dee Snider’s Earlier Criticism of the Rock and Roll Corridor of Fame

Snider hasn’t been shy about criticizing the Rock Corridor previously. In 2021, he slammed the group for its dealing with of onerous rock and metallic bands, who stay woefully underrepresented amongst its ranks.

“The RnR Corridor committee members are boastful elitist assholes who look down on metallic & different bands that promote tens of millions as a result of we’re not their definition of cool,” Snider tweeted. “The fan vote is their ‘throwing a bone’ to the peasants. I wish to say FU, however I need them to must cope with us!”

Different metallic titans have decried the Corridor lately as nicely. Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson known as the establishment an “utter and full load of bollocks” that’s “run by a bunch of sanctimonious bloody People who would not know rock ‘n’ roll if it hit them within the face. They should cease taking Prozac and begin ingesting fucking beer.”