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94. Subtext: Max Bemis: Do Better

4.11.2026
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In August 2026, Say Anything frontman Max Bemis faced allegations of inappropriate sexual conversations with underage fans. Kendra and Rich examine the accusations, Bemis’s history of controversial lyrics and interactions with young fans, and whether the warning signs were hiding in plain sight all along.

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REFERENCES

Say Anything’s Max Bemis shoots down unwanted comparison, clarifies lyrics meaning (Alt Press)

Say Anything Will Retire “Wow, I Can Get Sexual, Too” from Shows, Saying it’s “No Longer Appropriate" (Spin)

Wavves scrap collaborative album with Say Anything after Max Bemis faces allegations of messaging teen



(reddit)

My previous 6 or so months with Max Bemis, but I’m 17. (reddit)

Max Bemis of Say Anything accused of creepy behavior towards fan (Facebook)

Wavves’ Nathan Williams Addresses Max Bemis Allegations, Will Rerecord Their Album Without Him (Stereogum)

Say Anything’s Max Bemis “Closes Chapter” on Band, Opens Up About Sexuality (Pitchfork)

Allegations against Max Bemis (reddit)




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