*FIRST TIME* 🎵 Kid Rock "Cowboy" Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- This is our first time listening to Kid Rock. Cowboy is a pretty cool song that is like a fusion of several genres.
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Lex see's Ron Jeremy ..."Wasn't that Rod Stewart". i'm dead 🤣🤣
Letterkenny fan by chance? This was great 😃👍
😂😂😂😂👀💀
LOL
That guy was a porn star
@@TheHk1966 Yep one of the “BIG” OG’s back in the ‘70’s on VHS Tapes (a friend of a friend gave me this information 😊) By the way his nickname was/is “The Hedgehog” LOL. He’s currently in prison on sexual assault charges.
"IS THAT ROD STEWART?!" lmao, I think ya mean Ron Jeremy.
Looking for this comment
He is in jail now, for rape and other charges…
@@btb4t3s Yeah he's in jail for allegations of rape, no trial yet, no conviction. I don't know the guy, but I hope he's innocent.
Yeah, Ron Jeremy became such an iconic pornstar that "The Hedgehog" (He was NEVER attractive, lol) ended up in cameos all over the place.
🤣🤣🤣
I love how he did a whole “Smokey & the Bandit” tribute during this song 😄 The black car, taking the bride, semi trucks helping him hide, etc.
I was today years old when I realized taking the bride was part of that reference
I’m shocked they didn’t pick up on the reference.
They probably never seen the movie.
This came out when I was in high school I believe and I love it then I still love Kid Rock and I'm glad he is still rocking it up and doing good. But this is the first time I've ever saw the video and makes it way more special to me with them referencing the greatest move start to finish there has ever been! R.I.P Bandit (Burt Reynolds) Snowman (Jerry Reed) and Hal Needham.
@@afterhours21711 Oh man…I’m not a big celebrity fan in general, but when Burt Reynolds died…that one hurt
Kid rock is real. He doesn't care if you like him or not. He does his own style and not a sellout. You have to respect that. He can do rap, rock, southern rock, country and can even sing.
The entire Devil without a Cause album is a serious gem, you can play the entire thing on repeat! The lil man who was always with him was Joe C; he had celiac disease that stunted his growth and eventually, he passed away from it too. In the video he was fist-fighting Gary Coleman; a famous actor who suffered from a kidney disease that resulted in him not growing any taller than 4' 8". The piano player was Ron Jeremy; a world-famous PStar. Pam Anderson was in Playboy but not any official P movies other than her home made stuff with the likes of Tommy Lee from Motley Crue and even Bret Michaels from Poison at one point. Yes, her most famous role was as CJ on Baywatch, alongside David Hasselhoff, Nicole Eggert, Yasmine Bleeth and Donna D'Errico. Originally, Kid Rock was with the Twisted Brown Trucker band; which featured Eminem from time to time, in his very early stages of his career.
My favorite kid rock album
Yes Lex, that was Ron Jeremy on the piano. Also Gary Coleman (child actor from the 70-80's) was in the video.
And Lex, just a little nugget, Ron Jeremy was a special-education teacher in NY before getting into the p-world. Actually kept his teaching license up to date even into the early 2000's.
Ron Jeremy was also referenced in a Sublime Song
and was in the vise for Date Rape song.
I was surprised they didn't recognize Gary Coleman
She knew who it was ( for some reason )! Lol
What you talking about Willis?
Kid is amazing in concert. He plays 5 instruments. Very talented artist.
He did the same thing when I saw him with Aerosmith and Run DMC. He stole the show.
Agreed. He puts on an amazing show. Absolutely GREAT entertainer.
Yeah I have been to a couple concerts. In the finale or encore he went all over the stage and played everything VERY WELL. It amazed me and pissed me off a bit I'm a drummer and he laid down a solo I doubt I could do. Bruno Mars in the Superbowl did as well. I play these fucking drums my whole life and I have a low ceiling and some guys can just soar with their abilities.
He made his way down here to Biloxi, MS... I had to go even though I know he wouldn't play the tracks I like from him, the more unpopular tracks. I enjoyed it though, glad I went.
Self taught
I lost my mom & daddy in the last year. This song reminds me of them. My 70 father loved Kid Rock! he’d blast this album with cowboy!! the lyrics are nasty so while my daddy was rocking out to kid rock. mom yelled at him. ‘Bill, do you hear the words he’s saying’. my dad was hard of hearing so he didn’t get the lyrics 👏👏🤣😂🎧. you guys are the soundtrack to my life!!!
My condolences
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@@kingpickle3712 AWE, thank you XO
LOL That wasn't Rod Stewart.... It was Ron Jeremy. Lex you kill me...LOL
She got the “rod” part right. LOL
Rod and Ron look nothing alike from their hips to their nose, but they both got the ladies ten fold.
Cracked me up
Right?
When I heard her say that ! 😂
Kid Rock does his own thing. Most of it isn't for me, but I respect that he does it his way.
As a Kid Rock fan, you're right, I know he isn't everyone's "cup of tea".
Except for the songs where he just uses other people's music.
@@cdm46290 Nothing wrong with a tribute and as long as he keeps kicking in songwriting credits, which he does, the original artists love him for it. Every single time, pun intended.
I only like his old stuff, none of his newer country stuff.
Nice comment Tom
He did a great duet with Sheryl Crow - Picture. It's underrated, and definitely worth a listen.
@@lilbill2322 I never hear it played any more, and it's not often mentioned. I know it did well on country charts, but did not do as well on rock charts. Guess it's a matter of perspective, and to me it is underrated.
@@RandomFandomDragon I agree. It's a pretty good song that is hardly remembered nowadays. Maybe because Kid Rock has become completely asinine recently.
Their follow up song, years later, called "Collide" is more underrated.
I don't think that word means what you think it means...
Okay
His Woodstock '99 entrance into Bawitdaba is legendary.
Bawitaba was what made him big. You would probably recognize it as it was played everywhere for weeks lol Great tune.. totally different than most stuff!
Kid Rock started out as a rapper and DJ around Detroit. This was from 1999.
If you do "Lowlife (Living the Highlife)" and "Blue Jeans and a Rosary" you'll get an idea of his range. It's pretty damn amazing.
He actually toured as an opening act for Ice Cube
I love blue jeans and a rosary
Earlier than that cuz I had his CD in High School. Graduated in 93. I believe it was 1990 when it came out. It was called Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast. And Man it was dirty. Yo da Lin in the Valley. Couldn’t listen to that one in my house. That was a car CD.
"Straight out the trailer" Kid rock grew up in the richest suburb of Detroit, his dad owned 2 auto dealerships, He's a rich white suburban kid but knows how to play a character to sell record
Yep but this is partially true, when he moved alone in Detroit he lived in the hood some years he had a girlfriend and a son too those years. He didn't grow up in Detroit when he was young but in Romeo (Michigan), then he moved to Detroit to start his rap career.
I think he was just playing up to his trailer park image - the long hair, vest etc. Humorously calling out the elephant in the room.
Most of them are rich kids playing characters though. The music industry is very fake.
Kid Rock was a popular DJ in the Detroit city area. He was totally self-made funding his own shows and tours based. It took forever for the Labels or Studios to pick him up. He was known for his live shows - quite an extravaganza and used lots of local talent from Detroit and New York. Over time, he learned to play guitar, play bass, play a bit of keyboard, etc.
Kid Rock first burst onto the scene with the song Bawitdaba. His music stretches across quite a few genres. Overall he's a pretty talented dude and he probably has a song for just about anyone to jam out to.
And plays so many instruments at that.. definitely talented whether you like his sound or not
hey dude! wat about bullgod.didnt that came out before bawwatava
That Song blew him up, but he was around long before that.
Kevin Mitchell Bawitdaba was his first big hit though.
Lol nah man check out his song yodeling in the valley from like 1990
Please give a listen to Bawitdaba by Kid Rock.
Years ago there was a local radio station which was changing format. A DJ in protest locked himself in the booth and played bawitdaba for hours back to back. I can't remember if they pulled him out with the cops or not.
Speaking of, "what's he known for".....that's where it all started yeah?
@@TheRealMirCat not Kid Rock but a DJ here in Ohio did this with Vanilla Ice’s Ice Ice Baby 😄 This was years ago but it lasted a few hours and the DJ locked up the booth. He was taking his boss’s calls and put him on speaker so the audience could hear. Fired/resigned of course, but that was hilarious to listen to
Fun fact Kid Rock took a major pay cut back in the 2010's to pay his crew more and lower ticket prices as well as offering 1 free food item and 1 free alcoholic beverage to his patrons and he came up as a rap DJ in Detroit and still has a close friendship with a certain fellow Detroit rapper known as Eminem they even did song together on aa kid rock album the song was called F*** Off
he got into a fight with tommy lee...
That song was on a movie soundtrack CD [Dee Snyder's "Strangeland"]. First time I'd heard either one of them. Eminem stood out, KR, not so much.
Kid is a huge talent who can Rap, Rock and sing country.. He is also one of the richest performers of the last 20 years.. His kind of Rock would be classified as Southern Rock. I'm going to see if you guys did anymore reactions to him. I really hope so because he is AWESOME!💯 LOVE WATCHING YOU GUYS
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Kid Rock started out with what can probably best be described as perverted rap. He didn't hit it big until he started incorporating rock & country influences into his music. I saw him perform at a small bar at Bowling Green University a few years before he blew up & he was transitioning to the sound that made him big. Try "Bawitdaba" for a lively track... or "Only God Knows Why" - probably his best song - which is slower & shows off his range. He also did an amazing duet with Sheryl Crowe called "Picture" which is more of a country sound.
Kid Rock hit it huge with Bawitdaba. That song and its album (Devil Without A Cause)made him super famous. He was kinda underground before they came out. And then the duet with Sheryl Crow and that Sweet Home Alabama knockoff. He was super famous and selling out arenas well before the country-style stuff.
Kid Rocks first ever album was grits sandwiches for breakfast. I was at clutch cargos, the shelter, and St Andrew's Hall in Detroit back in the early 90's when he was out there battling trying to build a following. Dude put in the blood sweat and tears to put out his rap and then when he went rock/ rap blend he used a few songs from that album and the other one which the name i honestly can't remember but he used some of that material for devil without a cause. Pimp of the nation was on grits sandwiches for breakfast
@@mneugent7658 If you're not familiar with his pre-explosion material, you might be shocked to hear it (& how far he has evolved as an artist)... look up his "Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast" album - with choice tracks like "Wax the Booty", "Pimp of the Nation" & "Yodalin' in the Valley" (very, very, very NSFW!!).
@@jonathongeorge3093 I think I've heard "Yodalin In The Valley". What most people who know him only from his major success don't know is that he's a real deal actual badass DJ. Its so cool when people from an artist's local origins have this early pre-stardom knowledge base to enlighten others to. One of those little treasures that are likely lost due to the gig age. Oh the prices we pay for digital progress. Same as with the pure joy of reading the liner notes with the headphones on; staring for time on end at the album cover while wondering WTF is going on there as the next song starts.
"Only God Knows Why" YESS!! You nailed it there. Great song!
“Only God knows why” should be your next kid rock song
I second that
That, and Bawitdaba.
Awesome tune.
Also Picture is a different kind of Kid. Your comment about Pamela Anderson...his ex wife
He sings sometimes with Uncle Kracker.
That, Bawitdaba, and Forever
I'm rock/metal/blues chick and have been going to concerts since 1971...way to many to count...and Kid Rock is one of the best live acts you will ever see. Never really appreciated him until I saw him with Skynard and he blew me away. So enjoy.
He's got so many good songs, this was his beginning stages. Please dive into more 🙏
There are so many little easter eggs in this video. The whole video is an homage to Smokey and the Bandit and had those guest appearances by Gary Coleman, Ron Jeremy and others.
He was Joe Dirt's nemisis in the movie.
I wish he would do a cover of "You Ain't Seen Nothin Yet" because it was playing every time he would pull up
Seen him in concert in the 90s. He put on a heck of a show. He gave us our money's worth, that's for sure.
Lex rocking it, and Brad was so serious until the Trailer line. hahahah
My first exposure to Kid Rock wasn't his music. It was around the time he was starting to make it and I heard a clip of an interview. He was asked what he thought of his success and he said is was better than what he was doing the same time the year before. The interviewer asked what he was doing the year before and Kid laughed and said "sitting on my mom's couch sniffing glue."
I remember that interview, rofl.
🤣 Sounds like something my buddy would say.. Makes sense, since Kid Rock was the main thing we listened to in junior high.
i don't believe that. his work itself paints a different picture.
The whole P Hub conversation had me rolling 😜🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤦🏽♂️
Lex: "He could totally be our neighbor" 🤣🤣🤣
99% of the people hearing this song for the first time have no idea what “chill like flint” or “rockin up the real McCoy” means. Sad
I guess I'm the 1percent. Must be I'm 60.
@@vanceharkema5131 😆😆
Flint being a reference to Michigan?
@@antikz3731 Larry Flynt I think .
He says and I quote " I'm kid roc and I'm the real McCoy and I'm heading out west sucker cause I want to be a cowboy". End quote. Not rockin up the real McCoy.
"Cowboy" and "Only God Knows Why" (studio version is best. Love the guitar in it.) which is where the line you hear before the song starts (Need to rewind myself ) comes from.
I've seen Kid 7 times. Best concert energy of any of them
So much fun! He is a great performer.
Word. He has great concerts.
I’ve seen him in Phoenix; moved back home to Detroit; shows didn’t compare. So much more energy in The D! He generally does week long sold out shows every night here; make the trip to the Mitten to see him sometime.
This is true.... Kid Rock puts on a great damn show.
Only 1 time for me. I was not disappointed at all.
2:11 OUR MAN BRAD, PLEASE REMEMBER TO BE NICE TO LEX, DON'T CONDESCEND. You two are the best reaction duo on the Tubes. The best I tells ya. The Best!
I don’t think he’s being condescending, that’s just his demeanor and LEX knows. She likes the music and dissects the lyrical content
@@Sebastian-dx2xg Big fan of Brad, but he has a tendency to be condescending towards Lex sometimes. It's not intentional, but it's still not what she deserves. She never does it to him. We all have something in our character that can be improved. I noticed this tendency in Brad in early videos, and I commented like I did here and it's obvious he's made an effort not to do it. But it came through again in this one.
The story of Bob "Kid Rock" Ritchie is a very long, very interesting one. He was brought up close to Detroit in Romeo Detroit. This was at the height of the KR explosion from his album Devil Without a Cause. I highly recommend diving into his story and his discography for sure. He has literally done music in all areas, rap rock and country. One talented dude and out of the hundreds of show I have seen I have seen him 14 times and it is hands down one of the best live shows you could ever see. Check out his Woodstock 94 show.........just great.
This album came out when I was 14 and it was super influential on me - really perfect album that can appeal to so many people, every song is classic
Ya gotta check out his song "Jackson Mississippi". Wow! His best, IMHO. Love your reactions. Brad You are one lucky man. Lex is one beautiful young lady. Rock on!!
He definatly did it his way and for that much respect. He did it all on his own and told his message his way
lol you guys are being very gracious and polite with this one
The best version of this is his performance at Sturgis. Just so much better seeing him perform. Btw Kid Rick was married to Pamela Anderson, very briefly.
To be fair, everyone has been briefly married to Pamela Anderson
@@cdnmetelhead4013 it seems to happen everytime she runs short on money.
Robert James Ritchie (born January 17, 1971), known professionally as Kid Rock (also known as Bobby Shazam) is an American singer, songwriter and rapper. His style alternates between rock, hip hop, country, and heavy metal. A self-taught musician, he plays every instrument in his backing band and has overseen production on all but two of his albums.[2]
His music is still terrible
Better than leaving them ignorant about Kids story and style. lol.
You two brighten my day!
Rock is a man of integrity. Props!
Kid Rock has so many good songs that most people never heard of because they think of him as the Rock-Rapper. He covers most genres Rock, Rap, Soul, Funk
one of his first hits was a metal banger "BAHWITDABA" in the late 90s. His biggest hit though is "All Summer Long" it's fire for sure 🔥
Hey y'all , that whole song is full of reference from old school , the TA , Trans Am , the 18 wheeler , Smokie and the bandit , Heidi Fliece , Madam that got tagged back in the day , had a black book full of names . The list goes on . Glad you enjoyed it , you should look more into it , you'll be amazed at the OG of it .
Kid Rock put his first album out in 89. It was 100% hip hop. His music is mostly country rock these days. He loves all genres of music but was first successful as a rap artist. First album is called Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast
He had a song with Em before Em blew up called “F*ck Off” and one of my fav songs of his, a very story telling song called “Black Chick White Guy”
Yeah, I dig both those, but f* off with him and em is fire.
Check out "Bawitdaba" at Woodstock and get your mind blown. You can skip past the dweeb DJ dude at the beginning of the video. All he basically does is throw out F and MF every other word (how original) , then he finally gets around to announcing Kid Rock. But once Kid Rock comes on stage, it kicks into high gear.
The ending of that concert is one of the sickest ways to end a show I’ve seen to date! When he plays every instrument and has the place throw “safe” items into the air 😂 simply amazing!
Nah don't skip the beginning
I actually had multiple people trying to get ahold of Kid Rock a few years ago trying to get him to be my best man at my wedding... you guys might like "American Badass" because it's actually his lyrics over the "Sad But True" riff by Metallica
This IS what made him famous to answer your question. React to every song on this album. He started out in the Detroit underground scene. He was a rapper first
The line ‘straight out the trailer’ is ironic, considering to this day he lives in a double wide mobile home in Tennessee.
Yes Lex, that was Ron Jeremy, a.k.a. The Hedgehog pretending to play piano.
You two need to do more of Kid Rocks Rap/ Rock stuff! It's a vibe!!
He actually started out as a rapper, I listened to his first project the other day but his label didn't think it was marketable because vanilla ice was already out. Then he did this rock/rap type thing and then went to country. Should check out bawitdaba, I think that's how you spell it 👌🏼
Start at the beginning of Rock's catalog and you'll see the evolution of a musical genius. I'll admit that I'm not into his newer stuff but start at the early 90s and go thru his catalog. He can make music in any genre and be successful.
You should check out his latest song, Don't Tell Me How To Live with Monster Trucker. It's a great throwback song. 🤘😎🤘
@@jayminer8773 I find it embarrasing. An old guy whining about social media and "these kids today" while pushing social media-driven cultural / political nonsense.
I think he started with rap but he became one of the first fusion artists. He did rap, country, rock mixed it all up and we got some really good music.
This is what made him famous. Right here. This album. Every song on it was a hit
ReAction to bawitabaw live with the 711 drummer
Great performer! Don't get into all his music, but still great (especially in concert!) Accidentally saw him twice lol! ❤
Best two accidents of your life! So fun! He is super huge her in Detroit, will do a weeks worth of sold out shows
I have definitely acquired a taste for Kid Rock over the years. Saw him only once in concert, but I can tell you it was WILDLY entertaining.
I like his character too. Seems really down to earth in most interviews, and loves his fans.
Y’all were funny af this is hilarious. Kid rock is bad ass. Great reaction!!
I love Kid Rock.Pictures ❤ another gr8 one. Great reaction. Thx for sharing.
Gotta listen to Bawwitdabaw, that is his first major hit.
He is the son of one of the biggest car dealers in Detroit area, grew up with money but just did his own thing trying to be a regular guy.
Only god knows. Another good song by kid rock. Seen him live, and he went around the stage playing every instrument on stage! Actually a good musician! That was back when rock and rap was fusing!
I really want to like Only God Knows, but the autotune really ruins it for me.
That's the biggest illusion every band does......he is joke
Brad's type of song I think
The album Devil without a cause which this song was off of,to me was a groundbreaking album, it was that original and different at the time. It's still one of my favorite's.
This is off of Cocky, not DWAC.
Lex was intrigued and brad got mad.....lol. Classic
The king of all trailer parks, I loved this whole album when I was a kid and it first came out. Still a good listen after all these years too.
funniest thing ever was finding out The Trailer Park King was raised rich AF
@@endless013 that's why he's the king of all trailer parks, I've never heard of a broke king.
@@endless013 Partially true, his father was rich but Kid rock left his family to start his music career in Detroit
@@joepesche1142 ahahaha.....dude this guy didn't worry about money or have to grow up in a trailer park. Try starting a music career with that background. He's an asshole too.
Love Kid Rock… gotta check out Bawitaba!!! 🤯🤯🔥🔥💜💜🤘
the dude on the piano was Ron Jeremy. a very famous adult film star. the small cowboy was Gary Colman and the other little person was Joe C. who was part of Kid Rock's entourage.
I remember the first time I saw anything from Kid Rock, was the " I am the Bullgod" video at the end of a horror movie called Strangeland. I've been a fan ever since. He's amazing in concert.
You wanna hear something different from Kid Rock check out from his first CD “Yodeling In The Valley”
Another great one by him is “Po-Dunk”.
Lex hit it on the head, the genre is typically called nu metal but back in the 90s it was rap rock(rock with rap lyrics). He even has a song with Eminem.
I love hearing young people trying to figure out Kid Rock. As someone who is his age. He was rural American influenced. We grew up with southern rock, classic rock, early Rap and then this was a few years after NWA and 2 Live Crew and more hard core rap came out. Kid mixed all of these different genres into a mesh and still does. To get all of this, you would have to listen to Straight outta Compton, Skynard, CDB, Molly Hatchet, Run DMC and alot more. You listen and will hear tidbits from all over the place from the 70s, 80s, early rap, even a little motown.
Try American Bad Ass. It rocks with references 😎
Love that song
PLEASE check out more Kid. He has songs in every genre.
You two get him, he’s rock, rap and country music combined throughout his albums
He is self made and can play every instrument in the band! Self taught! Started out rapping then to southern rock! He just released WE The People and l really really want to see Lex watch it!
Check out his
“lonely road of faith” song
He has played more shows for soldiers overseas than anyone else
For a good look into how he was when he first blew up, check out Bawitdaba (yes, that's the name of the song, lol). Then for a look when he was at the top of his rap game, check out American Bad Ass. Then Only God Knows Why for a complete different side of him and then there's tons of hits after that.
LMAO "is that Rod Stewert?!" - its Ron Jeremy made my night!
Now you gotta listen to Cletus T Judd's parody of this song - Plowboy!
Check out "God Knows Why" and "Picture" (duet with Sheryl Crow) to see the range Kid Rock has.
Love you guys channel
Check out “Amen”. He certainly speaks his mind. It’s one of his best songs. He tells it like it is. He’s real. And I think he does live in a double wide. He’s real people, man. He is All American and is a true patriot. He loves this country and appreciates our troops. He puts on a hell of a show. I saw him in Houston.
I love that song! ❤️
She's always smiling, love it.
I don't care for him that much as person, but he's talented! I like this song, and his Sweet Home Alabama song among others.
Kid Rock is what happened when Run DMC and Aerosmith had a baby. this was back before he lost his mind. you might like Bawitdaba.
And Lynyrd Skynyrd.
"before he lost his mind"?
FFS, there's always one of you.
you are entitled to your opinion and i'm entitled to mine. mine is that he is not as lucid as he may have been in the past. you may believe anything you like. it's still a free country. we are not required to agree.
@@purpleelephantdebh HAHAHAHA Melodramatic much? You Karens are all the same. NOBODY said you couldn't have your opinion. People are allowed to have their opinion as along as it aligns with yours. If it doesn't then they aren't "lucid", eh.
@@BlackSo1 wow, you having a complete self own? bravo.
The Rod Stewart refrence was a BEER SQUIRT OUT THE NOSE MOMENT!!!!! 😂😆
Kid rock plays all instruments. He is one of the best on the turn tables. Makes them talk
This was a Banger also American Bad Ass 🔥🔥🔥 check it out, He started as a Rapper then he when full Rocker, He also has a song with Eminem 👌
Apt description... American Bad Ass....could be a new musical genre🤔
also his song called forever
Not the biggest fan of Kid Rock, but I do love the third verse of this song (radio edit version) for its creative way that it bleeps out all the expletives including the use of the words "radio edit" which rhyme with the word(s) that is/are being bleeped out. His first big hit "Bawitdaba was also kind of interesting.
I love your reactions videos. Please never stop! You two and Jamal are the only ones I watch
80'S POP Cultural References, Black Trans Am (the car) and Semi-Truck from Smokey and the Bandit (Burt Reynolds movie), Gary Coleman from 80's sitcom Different strokes and others. He helped make RAP approachable for Rockers.
Kid Rock is very diverse. he can rap, country, rock.. and act...
He's good at acting like he doesn't come from a wealthy family.
he sucks at everything all at once
He was excellent in Joe Dirt. :P
He is good at rap rock fusion. Sometimes quite heavy.
Bawaiti baw da bang to bang digigi is what it was known for atleast in my name they would say tone with the bone da bang da bang diggy diggy. Song name : Bawaitidaba - Kid Rock Happy holidays btw congrats Brad & Lex!
If it looks good, you’ll see it. If it sounds good, you’ll hear it. If it’s marketed right, you’ll buy it. But if it’s real, you’ll feel it! Since 1999, baby! 🇺🇸🤘🏻🇺🇸
Ain't nothing like Kid Rock concert.He kicks out the best live show.Good times.
My childhood. Anyone watch wrestling and remember this was Jeff Jarretts theme song? “The ch-ch-ch-chosen one!”