Kid Rock stands by Trump
Kid Rock says his friendship with President Donald Trump and his outspoken politics have cost him corporate deals and late-night TV invitations, but he says he would not change his views to get them back.
- Kid Rock says his friendship with President Donald Trump and his outspoken politics have cost him corporate deals and late-night TV invitations, but he says he would not change his views to get them back.
- In a new interview with Fox News Digital, he said he no longer gets invited on shows hosted by Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon and has lost potential corporate partnerships.
- He says the freedom to speak his mind is worth more than the opportunities he believes he lost, and that his current message matters more than any of that.
- His new faith-centered album Halfway 2 Jesus includes a collaboration with longtime friend Eminem, whose politics differ sharply from his.
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