Kid Rock is not afraid of cancel culture, the singer told Fox News host Tucker Carlson while interviewing with him.
Carlson asked him “Why don’t you think you’ve been cancelled?”, to which Kid Rock replied he’s “uncancelable”, and said he “doesn’t give a f**k”.
The singer from Michigan went on to clarify “I’m not in bed with any big corporate things”, and added, “At the end of the day, there’s nobody I’m beholden to – no record companies, no corporate interests, no nothing. You can’t cancel me. I love it when they try”.
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Kid Rock is about to release his new album, called ‘Bad Reputation’, which includes one of his latest tracks, titled ‘Don’t Tell Me How To Live’. There, the ‘All Summer Long’ singer refers to millennials as snowflakes who’re offended by every opinion.
He sings “So what the f**k’s up with all the backlash/ you snowflakes here’s a news flash: ain’t nobody gonna tell me how to live”.
In another song, called ‘We the People’, Kid Rock uses the phrase “Let’s go Brandon”, which is slang for ‘F**k Joe Biden’. Previously, the singer had criticized the reaction to the coronavirus pandemic, crooning “COVID’s near. It’s coming to town. We gotta act quick, shut our borders down. Joe Biden does, the media embraces. Big Don does it, and they call him racist”.
He also announced earlier in the year that Kid Rock wouldn’t perform at venues enforcing COVID restrictions. The 51-year-old singer said, “If you think I’m going to sit out there and say don’t tell me how to live, ‘We The People,’ while people are holding up their f**ing vaccine cards and wearing masks, that s**t ain’t happening”.
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The controversial singer has dabbled with the idea of getting involved in politics himself. After ‘We the People’ was released, Rolling Stone reported that Republican members of Congress would support Kid Rock’s run for Tennessee’s 5th Congressional District.
