Fans Call for Jared Leto’s Cancellation Amidst Cult Leadership Allegations

In a shocking turn of events, actor Jared Leto is facing severe backlash and calls for cancellation due to allegations of running a cult with his band, Thirty Seconds to Mars.

This comes in the wake of similar accusations against British actor Russell Brand, whose online brand recently collapsed following new s**ual assault allegations.

Russell Brand, once married to Katy Perry, reinvented himself on YouTube as an enlightenment guru, political commentator, and conspiracy theorist after retiring from Hollywood.

Over time, Brand has amassed a large following, with critics accusing him of “grooming” a cult-like online community to shield himself from misconduct allegations.

Elon Musk and Andrew Tate, a self-proclaimed misogynist charged with rape and human trafficking, have come out in support of Brand, further fueling the controversy surrounding him.

It was during this chaotic period that Jared Leto found himself entangled in the scandal, as he too has faced similar accusations in the past.

Critics and experts are now accusing Brand of strategically cultivating a mentally-malleable cult following to protect himself from allegations and maintain his influence.

Rebecah Boynton, an American writer, highlighted Brand's calculated actions, stating that he has cultivated a following that distrusts women and the media.

Mark Borkowski, a PR pro, noted that despite the serious claims against Brand, he still retains a loyal audience.

Turning the spotlight onto Jared Leto, it is important to revisit the s**ual misconduct allegations that resurfaced in 2022.

Reports from the New York Post revealed Leto's aggressive pursuit of teenage models during his time in New York with Thirty Seconds to Mars.

Leto, who had a reputation for inappropriate behavior, was known to call and text underage individuals frequently.

As the scandal surrounding Brand unfolded, Leto faced criticism for discussing his sobriety journey, with fans accusing him of diverting attention from the s**ual allegations against him.

The timing of his revelations raised eyebrows and led to speculation about his motives.

Regarding the allegations of Leto and Thirty Seconds to Mars running a cult, an article titled “The Cult of Jared Leto” was published in L'Officiel in January 2023.

The piece discussed how Leto and his band started what some referred to as a cult by organizing a three-day isolated music festival in Croatia, where fans, known as the Echelon, paid to attend.

While this “cult” may not be as literal as Brand's following, concerns have been raised about Leto's past behavior and the potential for predatory conduct at these fan retreats.

It is important to note that there have been no reports of harassment during these events.

However, fans remain wary, viewing them as potential hunting grounds for Leto.

Many women have come forward claiming that Leto pursued them despite knowing they were underage, leading to shock and disbelief among his female fanbase.

As the controversy surrounding both Brand and Leto continues to escalate, fans are demanding accountability and calling for their cancellation.

The allegations against them have sparked intense discussions about power dynamics, celebrity influence, and the responsibility of public figures.

Only time will tell how these situations unfold and what consequences, if any, will be faced by Brand and Leto.