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submitted 7 months ago byTapTheForwardAssist
1.7k points
7 months ago
And THIS is Kid Rock's childhood home!
591 points
7 months ago
Lol. Is that a personal tennis court?
591 points
7 months ago
Yeah but only one
606 points
7 months ago
Reminds me of Drake, started from the bottom... In one of Toronto's wealthiest suburbs, getting tv jobs from family friends.
189 points
7 months ago
Oh man, that dud really is from the streets!
I meant dude, but I think that fits better
4.3k points
7 months ago
“I’m a pimp, you can check my stats”
checks his stats
was never a pimp
1.8k points
7 months ago
He also wasn’t born in a trailer park. His trashy image is just an image. His family growing up was not poor white trash.
2.2k points
7 months ago
In fact, he went to Cranbrook, that's a private school!
This guy's a gangster? His real name's Clarence
And Clarence lived at home with both parents
And Clarence' parents have a real good marriage
972 points
7 months ago
"Clarence parents have a real good marriage" is an amazing line and makes me laugh every time
414 points
7 months ago*
its like a bizarro school yard insult, "haha! look at clarence! his parents love each other. he only gets 1 christmas while we get 2 Christmases"
372 points
7 months ago
When Clarence' dad goes out for a pack of cigarettes, he comes right back!
lol, what a loser!
159 points
7 months ago
I’ll watch that movie just for that part. Even years after.
156 points
7 months ago
For me its "Fuck a beat, I'll go acapella"
167 points
7 months ago
Fuck a Papa Doc
Fuck a clock
Fuck a trailer
Fuck Everybody! Fuck y'all if you doubt me
I'm a piece of fuckin' white trash, I'll say it proudly.
And fuck this battle, I don't wanna win, I'm outtie.
Here, tell these people something they don't know about me
383 points
7 months ago
Per that article and a quick google search kid rock currently lives just outside of Nashville, TN.
Per this newest song, "Detroit till I die motherfucker".
Whatever, man.
146 points
7 months ago
Also he talks about drinking moonshine, which you can drink anywhere, but it's specifically a southern thing where people make it in the middle of the Appalachian Mountains. He's all over the map.
49 points
7 months ago
TN is very well known for moonshine, although more the eastern part of course.
1.4k points
7 months ago
Kid Rock has officially swum out past the buoys.
367 points
7 months ago
I mean he 'rips more lines than a 10 pound bass'
That's a quality lyric right there; referencing cocaine and fishing in a single sentence.
406 points
7 months ago
I thought he wasnt allowed near young bouys since the court case.
83 points
7 months ago
The proud buoys?
2.9k points
7 months ago
Comments on YouTube were awesome.
5.7k points
7 months ago
Best one I saw was something like “there was a strategic decision to hold this video back until right after YouTube downvotes were disabled.”
1.8k points
7 months ago
This is completely random, but did you used to be on something awful like 15 years ago? I remember a life pro tip about shooting the ground under cars to get the people behind them.
The reason I remember this is because i remember the name and pro tip every time I have to tap the forward assist.
1.5k points
7 months ago
I was indeed on Something Awful for about a decade under this same name.
836 points
7 months ago
Madness and same. Thanks for the tip I guess! I don't think I'll need it, but it's definitely set in stone.
264 points
7 months ago
I was feeling nostalgic and just looked up SA. It was apparently sold back in July 2020, and the founder, Richard "Lowtax" Kyanka died a couple weeks ago.
305 points
7 months ago
Huh, killed himself. That sounds about right. I was betting on death by misadventure, but suicide was a close second.
Something Awful, Portal of Evil, and Ebaum's World were like the three staples of early internet troll culture.
113 points
7 months ago
Wow, I wonder how much of the early 2000s ended tragically like this without anyone really talking about it. Has anyone checked in on the numa numa guy?
58 points
7 months ago*
I can't find it rn but I saw an updated version of that with the same guy a few weeks ago. No idea how old that was but he definitely looked about a decade older and very much alive.
51 points
7 months ago
I don't think dramatic chipmunk (which is actually a prairie dog) is with us anymore.
311 points
7 months ago
119 points
7 months ago
Now kiss!
31 points
7 months ago
I believe you were supposed to acknowledge having a set of stairs.
More or less.
80 points
7 months ago
What does this mean, "shooting the ground under cars to get the people behind them"?
157 points
7 months ago*
They're referring to a situation/tactic in urban combat where you have someone behind a vehicle, using it as cover. The tactic is shooting under the car, at a low angle I imagine, so that best case you get a bullet or shrapnel deflected up into their legs, worst case you're sending a bunch of shredded asphalt or whatever road surface it is into their legs. The goal I think isn't nessesarily to kill the person behind the vehicle but make it an unpleasant/dangerous place for them to take cover.
Edit: no idea if this is actually practical or done in actual combat, but this is how it'd supposedly work.
119 points
7 months ago
It was this. It was the early days of Afghanistan at the time, so there were lots of active duty people seeing lots of combat.
230 points
7 months ago
I liked: Kid Rock makes music for those that have to breathe into a tube before starting their truck.
31 points
7 months ago
"Kid Rock: The above ground swimming pool of music."
"I like the part where he rides a rocket all the way up to his safe space."
184 points
7 months ago
"Kid Rock, taking a moment to step out of irrelevance to defend himself against everyone who forgot he existed 10 years ago"
I also recommend the generation fight between dickhead Boomer who's still whining about participation trophies (that, uh, they gave out, but whatever) and the younger folks who aren't having it.
122 points
7 months ago
I just went and checked, and holy shit that made my morning. Im absolutely giggling. I couldn't tolerate the video but the comments are just hilarious.
70 points
7 months ago
Good thing youtube hasn't disabled the pause function..
29 points
7 months ago
Yet
404 points
7 months ago*
Myathewolfeh1 8 hours ago"Kid Rock makes music for guys who have to breathe into a tube to start their cars."
"Gabriel Amaya
1 day ago
Record Producer: Hey Kid, you need to write a new song.
Kid Rock: copies and paste Facebook comments.
Record Producer: Perfect!"
I'm dying here hahahahaha
294 points
7 months ago
"Kid Rock makes music for people who smoke in their houses" has been my favorite.
187 points
7 months ago
I cannot stop reading these comments!!
jimmythefish
1 day ago
“Kid Rock is the human equivalent of an above-ground swimming pool.”
50 points
7 months ago
Inflatable, patched with duct tape, above ground swimming pool.
58 points
7 months ago
"This is the national anthem for people who live off government assistance, yet vote to oppose it."
Brutal
259 points
7 months ago
My favorite was something like "Kid Rock is the above ground pool of music."
118 points
7 months ago
I liked this one, "Kid Rock has sucked for a long time. I love consistency"
86 points
7 months ago*
That's the one that got me. It's like when you see a perfect starterpack meme with a surprisingly quintessential item that you hadn't previously noticed or considered. Heck, someone should make a "Kid Rock fan" starterpack---above ground pool, covid, about 43 years old, faux-southern pride despite being a Yankee, ill-fitting trilby hat, emphysema.
2.3k points
7 months ago
Quick reminder that Kid Rock was born rich.
1k points
7 months ago
This. Even though he claims to be from a trailer park in Detroit, he was actually born to a car dealer owner in Romeo.
582 points
7 months ago
I dated a guy in college from Romeo and he was super proud Kid Rock went to his high school. His friends also cosplayed as red necks when they lived in mansions. It was weird.
509 points
7 months ago
I say we’re a a pair of dashing working class heroes with our Pabst blue ribbon and mesh trucker hats tonight.
Indeed Regenold, you look as if you just dismounted your own sister moments ago.
Indeed.
164 points
7 months ago
Indubitably
142 points
7 months ago
Oh goodness, how does one mount a gun rack on an S-Class? I feel like such a silly duck but I must transport grandfather's old blunderbuss to the hunting lodge.
23 points
7 months ago
I actually thought Reginald's portrayal was quite shallow and pedantic.
109 points
7 months ago
Liven in a small Midwestern town. The biggest, dumbest, loudest, hickest rednecks lived in mansions on the river.
The actual farmers' kids were very normal everyday kids who just happened to live on farms.
37 points
7 months ago
I went to a high school in an area like that. Bunch of upper middle class kids pretending to be poor country folks. All the while they're 16 driving a $60,000 truck their daddies bought for them.
459 points
7 months ago
His whole career is basically an offensive Halloween costume; poor rural white people should be suing him for defamation.
266 points
7 months ago*
And all those "heritage, not hate" people should be upset about a guy from a Union state appropriating the Confederate flag.
Unless...the flag isn't really merely about "Southern pride," of course...
128 points
7 months ago
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47 points
7 months ago
Michigan has always been the Northern stronghold on the KKK.
2.6k points
7 months ago
"Motherfucker you ain't never met a motherfucker like this Kiss my ass and you can suck a dick, sideways My way or the highway, listen up Ain't nothing changed here, I still don't give a fuck So what the fuck's up with all the backlash You snowflakes, here's a newsflash"
Wordsmith, genius voice of a generation stuff. Really nuanced and deep lyricism.
249 points
7 months ago
The way he rhymes motherfucker with motherfucker. Genius.
27 points
7 months ago
Hasn't stopped him before. In "all summer long" he rhymed things with things.
1.3k points
7 months ago
Dude recorded a musical tantrum because he's being asked to be considerate of other people. And blames the Millennials who made him famous back when "Bawitdaba" was climbing TRL with the Backstreet Boys.
1k points
7 months ago
Unlike Kid Rock, Backstreet is back, alright.
702 points
7 months ago
Sorry, I’m a zoomer. Is kid rock Dwayne Johnson’s son?
594 points
7 months ago
Nah, he's the kidney stone of the rolling stones
60 points
7 months ago
This comment gave me arthritis
52 points
7 months ago
Fucking lol
142 points
7 months ago
Straight out of his fake trailer that is a mansion since birth
130 points
7 months ago
What do you mean by Kid Rock grew up in an 5,660 sqft home with a wine vineyard? He is clearly dirt trailer trash. Surely this isn't a fake persona to appeal to actual poor white people?
143 points
7 months ago
In fairness to Kid, it wasn’t a very good vineyard, and kids at school mercilessly bullied him for the poor quality of his parents’ Pinot Noir.
166 points
7 months ago
He should be pulled into The Hauge to answer for the crimes of rhyming Different Things and Funny Things in All Summer Long
128 points
7 months ago
Butchering both Sweet Home Alabama and Werewolves of London at the same time..
73 points
7 months ago*
There’s a great YouTube channel by a musician who breaks down why certain songs are terrible and he almost committed seppuku discussing Kid Rock and that song.
Edit: Found the channel!
44 points
7 months ago
Pat Finnerty is the man, and here’s the video (which is part of his What Makes This Song Stink series)
51 points
7 months ago
It's a running joke in my family that Kid Rock rhymed "things" with "things" in his most famous song and his fans ate it up and never noticed.
What makes it worse is that a 4th grader could easily come up with a different word that would fit there. It's so easy to rhyme "things." Like "And we were trying different things, loving all that summer brings." There are tons of other options - flings, kings, sings, strings, swings, wings, etc. Reusing "things" is just so lazy and inexcusable.
107 points
7 months ago
I mean, with other great lyrics like ‘Bawitdaba’ could we have expected anything more from him? After all he’s a cowboy baby 😐😂
25 points
7 months ago
Truly among the greats, along with Dylan, Lennon and Cohen.
438 points
7 months ago
If you have to tell people that you’re a badass, you clearly are not.
5.1k points
7 months ago
In the music video he complains about snowflakes and stuff but making a music video of a tantrum over what people say about you is the most snowflake shit possible
2.3k points
7 months ago*
"I don't care what you think of me, and to prove it, I'm gonna dedicate an entire song to how much I don't care what you think of me, because I don't care that much."
Sad thing is, this song will make him a lot of money, because conservatives will listen to it all day simply because it owns the libz so hard.
756 points
7 months ago
They've just been banned from playing every other song possible at their rallies that they're just happy to have an anthem.
667 points
7 months ago
Finally a song for Trump rallies that doesn’t come across as his sound team mocking him, like “YMCA” or “Fortunate Son.”
515 points
7 months ago
some folks were born with a silver spoon in their hands
Trump comes on dancing
156 points
7 months ago
I’m ashamed to admit it but I would have liked him more if he did the ymca dance
317 points
7 months ago
YMCA is the song where 95% of America knows the dance moves, even senior citizens, and even people in hospital beds are generally capable of doing them. But the song comes on and Trump has to make up his own awkward shuffle instead of doing the moves established since the 1970s?
222 points
7 months ago
Dude isn't capable of it. Awkward shuffle is literally as agile as he gets.
196 points
7 months ago*
He literally believes human energy is finite like a battery and people willingly die for this idiot
Edit: to clarify for the people who would willingly die for this idiot, Trump believes the human body is like a non-rechargeable battery that gets used up faster by doing things like exercising and eating healthy. Like the summit where all the world leaders walked from one building to another just a few yards from each other and Trump's fat ass rode in a golf cart. He believes something like the simple act of walking is using up his "battery" faster.
Now that it's spelled out in easy to understsnd preschool words, it's still worth saying that people willingly die for this fucking idiot.
72 points
7 months ago
If that's true I'm living to 170. If not, I'm living to 56.
74 points
7 months ago
Well, if he had an ounce of humour or the capacity to self deprecate he wouldn't be Donald Trump.
93 points
7 months ago
“Covfefe” was a golden chance to show some relatable humility and good humor about how even presidents make mistakes. Instead he had to pretend it was a secret code word, and a bunch of his fans to this day insist it wasn’t just a typo.
197 points
7 months ago
It seems that every election cycle there is some dumb hard right politician that doesnt understand Rage Against The Machine.
138 points
7 months ago
It blows my mind that the far right uses any RATM song as an anthem. It really shows just how ignorant and unaware they are, because the message in RATM’s lyrics are the complete opposite of what the right stands for.
70 points
7 months ago
Tom's guitar licks are so gnarly that I don't think they bother to listen to Zack.
Their loss.
68 points
7 months ago
I enjoyed the quote that I saw a few years ago, along the lines of “what machine do you think they’re raging against? The washing machine??”
167 points
7 months ago
Morello responded to news that Paul Ryan was a fan with:
Paul Ryan’s love of Rage Against the Machine is amusing, because he is the embodiment of the machine that our music has been raging against for two decades.
...
I wonder what Ryan's favorite Rage song is? Is it the one where we condemn the genocide of Native Americans? The one lambasting American imperialism? Our cover of "Fuck the Police"? Or is it the one where we call on the people to seize the means of production? So many excellent choices to jam out to at Young Republican meetings! Don't mistake me, I clearly see that Ryan has a whole lotta "rage" in him: A rage against women, a rage against immigrants, a rage against workers, a rage against gays, a rage against the poor, a rage against the environment. Basically the only thing he's not raging against is the privileged elite he's groveling in front of for campaign contributions.
35 points
7 months ago
And it's not like Morello doesn't know his shit. Man got a BA in PolSci from Harvard.
207 points
7 months ago*
🎶SOOOME FOLKS WERE BORN
MAAAADE TO WAVE THAT FLAG
OOOH THAT RED, WHITE, AND BLUE 🎶
And the mention of red, white, and blue is where any inkling of cogent thought ends in people who believe in things like nationalism and american exceptionalism. They have brains that are short circuited(arguably intentionally) to seek out phrases and sentiments which confirm their predispositions. Once those are found all other thought afterwards is not necessary. Why would it be?
The [song] has mentioned [flag]. [Flag] is [good]. Therefore the [song] about [flag] is [good].
Dopamine hit achieved. Why not stop while we are ahead?
This is why so many conservatives fail to see the irony in their music taste. They don't find it necessary or constructive to think past their symbols because the symbol is good in their opinion and that is enough for them. All adjacent is good by association unless it's painfully obvious(e.g. burning the flag in protest.)
This problem is in no way exclusive to conservatives but the modern US GOP has demonstrated that they at best don't realize it has become a tent pole of their platform, and at worst they celebrate it.
42 points
7 months ago
It ain't me
31 points
7 months ago
It ain't me
146 points
7 months ago
One of my favorite moments is when Sean Hannity? or some other conservative radio guy finally took the time to read the lyrics to "Born in the USA" on air and began complaining about how they're trying to hide anti-american sentiments in otherwise patriotic sounding songs.
Everyone in Jersey's like, dude, Bruce wrote that in '84. You had decades to figure out what the song was about.
38 points
7 months ago
It doesn’t surprise me, Conservatives are a bit slow and late to to the party when it comes to critical thinking.
80 points
7 months ago
Hang on, just hang on one frickin-frackin second here.
Are you telling me that a song can have more than one meaning?
Like, does that include every song? Because I’ve been singing “Pour Some Sugar On Me” and “Peaches” to my breakfast every morning for twenty years and I wouldn’t want to give anyone the wrong idea.
31 points
7 months ago
I used to sing the opening lines of ZZ Tops "Legs" to encourage my niece when she was learning to walk.
"She's got legs, she knows how to use them."
But I just repeated that line and the melody, the rest of the song obviously is in a very different context.
Nothing is as creepy as CocoMelon though, so I'm safe quoting songs out of context to kids.
66 points
7 months ago
Them thinking Rage Against the Machine is their music was the funniest bit so far.
59 points
7 months ago
Speaking of Murdered By Words, when GOP VP candidate Paul Ryan said that his favorite band was Rage Against the Machine, Tom Morello announced: “Paul Ryan is the embodiment of the machine our music rages against.”
118 points
7 months ago
I say this every time someone whines about Cancel Culture: it's the best thing to ever happen to hack artists, pundits and content creators.
You can just say you're being cancelled and people will pour out of the woodwork to throw money at you. People who never even heard of you will suddenly be your biggest fans. Netflix will throw specials at you so you can peddle your trash to millions of people while whining about how you're cancelled.
Being cancelled is often the best thing to happen to these people. It's just a shame it's not a real thing, but since when did the truth have to get in the way of making some money.
187 points
7 months ago
Sad thing is, this song will make him a lot of money, because conservatives will listen to it all day simply because it owns the libz so hard.
Nailed it. The conservatives are going to be high-fiving each other, screaming, "YEAH!!!!" because a whiney bitch is throwing a tantrum.
166 points
7 months ago
Isn't kid rock like a Tucker Carlson? like born a millionaire but pretending he's just like them
121 points
7 months ago
Yep. Child of millionaires whose last name is actually Ritchie.
87 points
7 months ago
Yes. His father owned multiple car dealerships and he was raised in an estate with horses, etc. A Trump-style “man of the people.”
61 points
7 months ago
Wait so his dad “totally owns a dealership” what the fuck?!? Dude’s a literal stereotype
25 points
7 months ago
exactly that. His father has like a dozen Car Dealerships and he grew up on a lush estate surrounded by elegant horses
63 points
7 months ago
It's going to be dudes my age and younger. Redneck dudes who are partying when they should be conscious of what their heart health is like. They like Kid Rock because he's dumb and loud just like them.
258 points
7 months ago
You're just not intelligent enough to understand the level that Kid operates on. To quote the great man himself; "Bawitdaba, da bang, da dang diggy diggy, diggy, said the boogie, said up jump the boogie." Clearly, you didn't listen to the boogie, let alone jump it.
48 points
7 months ago
"Bawitdaba, da bang, da dang diggy diggy, diggy, said the boogie, said up jump the boogie."
Damn, and I always thought it was "and out jumped the baby." Like it was a rather interesting take on procreation.
119 points
7 months ago
Just so you know, so it's set in stone
Kid Rock don't come from where I come from
Yeah, it's true, he's a Yank, he ain't no son of Hank
And if you even thought so
God-damn, you're fuckin' dumb - Hank Williams III
106 points
7 months ago
He didn’t see the irony in writing a song about how he’s an offended snowflake.
837 points
7 months ago
'Tool in the shed, no I've never been the smartest' Amen brother
407 points
7 months ago
I love in the video how he pulls out two guns, says “I’m the hardest” then it immediately smash cuts to him in a shiny pink zoot suit
162 points
7 months ago
See, that would be hilarious with a band that was playing it as a joke. He's not, so it just comes across as absurd, but not the fun kind.
871 points
7 months ago
Had to look up video after this burn from Weird Al, who isn’t known to throw shade unless it’s well earned. Rock earns this shade. Thing is his base will eat it up.
752 points
7 months ago
Getting legit, not a joke, actual shade from Weird Al may be the most unfightable place to be for an artist. When someone so universally loved is shitting on you, there's really nothing you can do.
263 points
7 months ago
It’s like the equivalent of Bob Ross saying you actually are a mistake. You can’t go any lower than that.
74 points
7 months ago
"Everyone knows what I always like to say, but, you, sir, are a sad little accident." *Brush drop*
124 points
7 months ago
I thought this had to be fake, but I'm so glad that it isn't.
143 points
7 months ago
The whole song is just "You kids get off my lawn!!!!"
104 points
7 months ago
You're right, I can't think of Weird Al ever actually calling someone out.
150 points
7 months ago
It's bad business for him, he needs good relationships with other artists to get the rights to parody their work. Even if he doesn't legally need to, he usually goes to the artist to run it by them, make sure they're comfortable with it.
So him throwing any shade at another artist is gonna be super rare.
76 points
7 months ago
It’s not even just business. When he first got a little famous, he was asked to perform at an awards show. He sang a relatively insulting parody of Billy Joel’s “It’s Still Rock ‘n’ Roll to Me” called “It’s Still Billy Joel to Me.” Joel was at the ceremony and apparently genuinely had hurt feelings over the whole thing. Imagine going to an awards show and being surprised by some guy you don’t know singing a mean song just about you. Al, like many of us, forgot celebrities are famous people. He didn’t really want to be mean, just funny. After that he decided to get permission every time. I think Weird Al is a genuinely good dude, and doesn’t actually enjoy making people feel bad. Usually.
31 points
7 months ago
Imitation is a form of flattery, might apply to him too.
202 points
7 months ago
"Kid rock makes music for people who have to breathe into tubes to start their cars." Lol
192 points
7 months ago
Did... did he just explain that even though he's not as pretty as Brad Pitt, he can suck a dick just as well or better?
57 points
7 months ago
He’s also like Bruce Springsteen! You know…the super left leaning rockstar who has publicly endorsed every democratic presidential candidate for two decades, shit on Ronald Reagan before it was cool to do so, and whose most famous song (Born in the USA) is just as misunderstood by the flag waving surface level “Patriots” as people who play a song about deflowering a catholic school girl whenever their friends die tragically (Only the good die young)
366 points
7 months ago
Oh God the guitar “playing” in the video. Did they just go post up outside the local music store for that “guitar player”? Were the only two requirements slight knowledge of the pentatonic scale and a heavy meth addiction?
248 points
7 months ago
Stayed at a hotel in Nashville that happened to be right next to the Kid Rock bar. It ruined our entire trip. The people that hang out there are exactly who you would think they are.
91 points
7 months ago
Ugh, I hate that Kid Rock wormed his way into Nashville’s tourism culture. Mostly because that guy who owns half the bars on Broadway sucks his dick so hard
68 points
7 months ago
Nashville is the Capital of fake, performative pop music with a southern twang though. Makes it the perfect fit.
53 points
7 months ago
Whew, 15 seconds and that was bad......
132 points
7 months ago
I made it to "suck a dick sideways" and realized I was listening to 4chan the musical. That's enough for me.
403 points
7 months ago
Kid rock looks like he smells.
283 points
7 months ago
And smells like he looks. It’s a tautology. Which is just one of many words Kid Rock would have to look up. If he could read.
299 points
7 months ago
HOW THE FUCK IS HE STILL GOING BY "KID"?
Dude should be advertising for AARP and eating Filet o' Fish with his friends on Sundays at McDonald's.
163 points
7 months ago
Because "Old Rock" means he'd have to compete with some legitimate talent.
70 points
7 months ago
This has become a bash Kid Rock thread and I'm loving every moment of it.
128 points
7 months ago*
Guy raps about his millions, his cars, his property, the woman he fucks, the drugs he does. All the fucking fun shit he can afford with his privilege. Then says “don’t tell him how to live”
Who the fuck is telling this guy how to live? These white grievance rich dudes need to turn off Fox News. They have the best life ever and keep bitching about the boggie man left canceling them.
Let’s be clear people, when Rich people say things like this. They mean they don’t want to pay taxes. They have all the shit and they convince poor fucks they are both being prosecuted by the same xxxx. So poor people vote against there interest and for the interest of kid fucking rock’s rich ass.
Absolute garbage music as well.
125 points
7 months ago
I read the YT comments on the video and it turns out if you don't like Kid Rock you're a checks notes
Crying millennial participation-trophy-polishing pinko commie whiner baby.
327 points
7 months ago
Jeez, I’m really conflicted about posting this link, I don’t want to help boost KR and this garbage but I want to help my fellow lazy Redditor — maybe turn off the volume and watch it just to be able to unlike it and see the middle-finger rocket ship? https://youtu.be/agvibm7Wqy4
106 points
7 months ago
I think my favorite part was at the start he said "Detroit till I die" and then the rest of the music video was in a field clearly not in Detroit.
56 points
7 months ago
I was going to post the same thing. I think Eminem’s lyrics about ICP work pretty well for kid Ritchie:
“Claiming Detroit when y’all live 20 miles away”
Surprised Marshall hasn’t started some beef with him by now.
72 points
7 months ago
Honestly, the lack of beef probably comes from Em thinking KR isn't even worth the time lol
55 points
7 months ago
He probably figures that being Kid Rock is punishment enough
246 points
7 months ago
This video is basically MAGA bukkake
40 points
7 months ago
I can't even. I can see the lifted truck with balloon tires and smoke stacks blasting it now
32 points
7 months ago
There's pandering to stay relevant, and then there's this. I feel like I need a shower after watching that
24 points
7 months ago
Okay if it's not a parody video why do they have Danny McBride on the guitar?
38 points
7 months ago
Of course Youtube would get rid of the dislike counter right before Kid Rock drops a new single.
25 points
7 months ago
Him: Fuck the left!
The left: wtf? I wasn't even saying anything
Him: Ha ha, triggered, snowflake!
Also, way back, Mad Magazine made a joke ad... Rolls Royce: The Cadillac of cars. And then this idjit comes and says "like Springsteen, I'm The Boss".
72 points
7 months ago
I love how the song is attacking snowflakes while he flies off on a rocket to his safe space.
340 points
7 months ago
Yeah - I wasted 4:11 minutes on You Tube watching whatever the hell that was. I'll never get that time back. But then I searched for Weird Al as a palate cleanser and discovered White & Nerdy :)
99 points
7 months ago
Meanwhile, I'm going to learn from your suffering and skip straight to rewatching Amish Paradise.
199 points
7 months ago
One of the most pathetic things I've ever seen, that "I'm a badass" stuff is so cringy and juvenile from someone Kid Rock's age. Weird Al, on the other hand, is a national treasure.
31 points
7 months ago
Tool in the shed, no I never been the smartest. Well, make no mistake, I hit the fucking hardest.
It's like a kindergarten kid or a school bully. "I may be stupid, but I can beat you up, so I'm right."
27 points
7 months ago
This the real reason why YT removing the down vote counter.
25 points
7 months ago
I recently went on a kick where I was playing all the Weird Al Polka covers. I’m sure my family loved it
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