Noughties rock legend Shifty Shellshock unrecognisable from Crazy Town heyday after being arrested for drunk driving
NOUGHTIES star Shifty Shellshock looks unrecognisable from his Crazy Town days, after his drink-driving arrest.
The 48-year-old star – real name Seth Binzer – sports tattoos on his body, including his face and now rocks a bald head.
Noughties star Shifty, who once had a head of peroxide blonde hair, has never been stranger to a tattoo, but has had more added since his Crazy Town days.
Shifty is also a fan of a cap and can often be seen wearing one, including during a recent performance in April where he posted a photo in a fluffy yellow suit.
The star also sports ear piercings and a nose ring, and can often be seen wearing jewellery.
Shifty and his group rose to fame in the 90s nu-metal scene and is best known for chart-topping 2001 hit Butterfly.
Back in April, noughties rockers Shifty and co-vocalist Bobby Reeves were seen trading blows in a brutal and bloody fight after a gig in the US.
Bobby is seen viciously sucker punching in a shocking video.
The ill-feeling began during the band’s Myrtle Beach show in South Carolina, when Shifty failed to show up until the very end of the set leaving Bobby to struggle through alone.
Bobby was heard fuming on stage: “I’m so mad at f**kin’ Shifty right now.”
And things spilled over violently after the gig when the pair clashed outdoors while onlookers watched on.
Bobby denied any wrongdoing and retaliated with some vile threats against Shifty and his family.
Following the bust-up, Bobby recorded a video in which he showed off his cuts and bruises and said: “Me and Shifty got into a little scuffle, but it’s all good. We’re brothers.”
It came a few days before Shifty was arrested for driving under the influence, as reported by TMZ.
Things went from bad to worse for the group, too as they were kicked off a tour with headliners (hed) p.e.
That group’s frontman, Jared Gomes, said in a video to fans: “We’re not saints, by any means, and (hed)p.e. has done some crazy s**t. I’m not passing judgement on Crazy Town or Seth or anything like that. But whatever has gone on with us, we’ve always tried to come with a good rock show.
“Because of what’s going on with Seth and Crazy Town right now — Seth needs help. We can’t just sit by while he’s on the road, battling demons to the death. He needs to get off the road and deal with that s**t. You’ve seen the video. If it was just a fistfight between band members, maybe I could be the first one to mediate that s**t. But this is a lot deeper.”