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Of any celebrity, it's perhaps least shocking of all that Jared Leto might start a cult. The Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman — and one-time gangster-with-a-grill Joker in 2016's "Suicide Squad,"(via IMDb) — is notoriously heady on fame, nearly as much as he's prone to bizarre conduct.
So could Leto’s persistent assertion that he’s the leader of a cult mean that too is finally becoming a reality? If one considers the band’s entire history, Thirty Seconds to Mars forming a cult doesn’t just seem like a reasonable possibility—it feels almost like an inevitability.
I'm in the middle of listening to a podcast on Spotify by Deep Cuts and Case File #18 is called, Jared Leto, Cult Leader? Jared Leto as many of you know is a talented method actor and musician. His band, Thirty Seconds To Mars, has made him more famous than perhaps his film career.
In 2019, Jared Leto and his band Thirty Second to Mars started a cult. The band invited fans—who call themselves the Echelon—to a retreat in Croatia where Leto, dressed in white robes, hosted hundreds of his devotees for a 3-day music festival complete with yoga and movie screenings.
Did you know that Jared Leto has a cult? He and his band 30 Seconds to Mars have an island where fans can purchase multi-tier tickets to experience the whole thing — including VIP time with the prophet, Jared Leto himself.
One of Leto’s weirdest controversies centers around allegations that he has a cult. In 2019, Leto and Thirty Seconds to Mars invited hundreds of fans to Croatia for Mars Island, a three-day ...
The aspiring cult leader, extreme method actor and owner of a nuclear bunker makes his latest character – a 'living vampire' – look ordinary. Ed Power 31 March 2022 • 5:26pm. Jared Leto with...
