From the Smoking Section post, “Kid Rock’s Talks Stadium Spectaculars, Confirms Gayness of Twitter”…We caught up with Kid Rock yesterday, who told us that wherever he goes, people are screaming “Twitter is gay”!!!If you have no idea what we’re talking about, here’s the story: In the last issue of Rolling Stone — with MJ on [...]
Oooh, oooh, battle of the Twitterers and non-Twitterers. Sounds fun.Seems everyone is jumping on the Twitter bandwagon, but leave it up to Kid Rock to ruin all the fun.COUNT Kid Rock out as a fan of Twitter. "It's gay. If one more person asks me if I have a Twitter, I'm going to tell them, 'Twitter this [bleep], mother[bleep]er,' " the shaggy-haired rocker tells Rolling Stone. "I don't have a...
OMG you guys! I have totally got a brilliant idea. Battle of the beers. And battle of the beer promoters. Yeah baby. I was going to tell you all about Kid Rock's new brew, American Badass Beer (or ABB for those who wish to not order a beer with ass in the name), which started being brewed and kegged on Saturday, July4th, and how the brewery got tax cuts that allowed them to use $7 million ...
Kid Rock - Lowlife (Living The Highlife) - You rarely see a bonus track get released as a single, but it’s the case here. It’s got some funny lyrics, and it could prove to be a decent rock / mainstream hit. The jury is still out for me. 7/10Click below to listen [...]
--- - "Kid Rock hasn\xE2\x80\x99t ever really shone on our side of the pond, well not for his musical capabilities, more or his rumping, humping and to-ing and fro-ing with Pamela Anderson, so having his video plastered all over the music box is somewhat of a shock to our systems. That said is not quite unpleasant, it [...]\n\n\ ~~"- Kid Rock
this shit with banning someone,however loathsome,from the community has me quite perturbedi shall not post or comment anywhere for one week starting now
Alright Moggers...what do you think about this one...Waffle House kingpin Kid Rock is boldly going where only record labels have gone before. Rock is throwing himself a little ka-nip-shit over iTunes, saying he doesn't think Apple's music store pays artists enough for their downloads. As a result, Rock's music is not up for download on the site."Back in the day, we all know the stories of the O...
I've been meaning to write a Kid Rock post for days now, ever since I saw him perform his summer radio hit "All Summer Long" on a Letterman re-run a few weeks back. I'm not a huge Kid Rock fan. When I first heard the song, which samples the melody of Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London," steals the chorus of "Sweet Home Alabama" all awhile Rock reminisces of his boyish summers in Michigan, I ...
Perhaps it'll give those above the Mason-Dixon a southern draw? Or maybe one can will promise the sudden miracle of knowing Lynyrd Skynyrd lyric by heart. When Kid Rock's putting his name on it, anything is possible. If Sammy Hagar can have his own tequila, Santana his own champagne, Jerry Garcia his own chardonnay, then Kid Rock can definitely have his own line of brewski. The Michigan Brewing...
Poor, poor Michigan. not only are they saddled with the sagging auto industry and growing industrial wasteland of the inner cities, they've got the Kid waxing poetic about his misspent youth in their borders.The problem I have with this theme, is that I just don't waste neurons on music that does not appeal. However, this one won't go away. Trapped in a world I never made, the criminally mashed...
He might have the Number One album in the country but that's not gonna keep Kid Rock from the slammer. Early this past Sunday morning, following his Saturday night gig at Atlanta's The Tabernacle, Kid Rock and his entourage got the munchies. Understandably this made Rock's tourbus head to nearest Waffle House (mmm...Blueberry Pancakes), where another patron of the fast food sit-down recognized ...