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“I can’t be canceled”
Kid Rock is “persona non grata” on many radio stations and US broadcasters.
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Hardly any US musician is as controversial as Kid Rock. In a controversial conversation with Fox News, he once again goes all out.
The American musician Kid Rock (51) is arch-conservative – and has always made no secret of his political attitude. Due to his controversial opinions, a large number of US media have refused to give him a platform for his statements for some time. His music is also boycotted by some radio stations and TV stations. The also controversial moderator Tucker Carlson (52) of the also arch-conservative broadcaster Fox News gave him the opportunity to express himself and at the same time to stir the drum for his album released today.
In a preview clip of the conversation, which will be broadcast in full on Monday, March 21, says the self-confessed fan of ex-President Donald Trump (75): “You can’t cancel me.” He is independent of record companies, is not accountable to anyone and is not in league with any company. “I don’t give a damn about any of that,” said the musical icon of many lateral thinkers in the USA. What’s more, he even loves it when people try to shut him up.
Kid Rock is currently in the middle of the promotion for his new album “Bad Reputation”. The questionable artist has already released several songs from it in advance. In the song “Don’t Tell Me How To Live” (in German: “Don’t tell me how I have to live”), for example, he continues to pour oil on the fire.
Kid Rock concerts with mandatory vaccinations cancelled
With regard to the corona pandemic, Kid Rock repeatedly drew attention to itself with controversial statements. Most recently, he canceled all concerts that required his fans to be vaccinated. He said so in a video on Facebook: “If you think I’m going to be out there singing ‘Don’t Tell Me How To Live’ or ‘We The People’ while people hold up their friggin’ vaccination cards and wear masks, this shit isn’t going to happen!”