TRAINWRECKORDS: Kid Rock's “Bad Reputation”



Right-wing loudmouth Kid Rock doesn’t care you about woke snowflakes…. or does he?

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38 thoughts on “TRAINWRECKORDS: Kid Rock's “Bad Reputation””

  1. I still remember the day I heard the monster truck song. My friends brother was getting his tattoo and it came on. I thought it was from the 90s but it sounded modern. The owner didn't even know and he probably put on that station ir playlist. We were distracted by the extreme winds, but I got home to see the Pat Finnerty video and learned it was, in fact, a new song by Kid Rock with Monster Truck all I could do was laugh.

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  2. "…Kid Rock complaining that Nashville, where he lives, is full of douchebags an assholes…" Bruh, I just spit soda all over my computer! That's hilarious! Kid Rock must have the self-awareness of a pet rock.

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  3. He got away with loving the Confederate flag…. despite being a goopy upper middle class boy from Michigan, such a hotbed of redneckery.

    As for his "comments about women," well, I think "I'll Fuck You Blind Bitch" and "You want my balls in your mouth" might be enlightening.

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  4. I wish my dad didnt kinda scare me away from talking politics with him in 2020. Because if i showed this video to him as his 35 year old self we would have laughed at it together. Now im scared he'd say "Kid Rock is on the right side".

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  5. Participation trophies… Well Kid Rock got invited to the Monsters of Rap tour based on a single album which only did passably well because future ICP maestro Mike E. Clark produced it. So, um, yeah. Maybe he shouldn't talk.

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  6. From the very beginning, Kid Rock has been 100% style and 0% substance, and that explains everything about him from then to now. He's on the Trump Train because it will get him guaranteed audience and attention. He doesn't give a fuck about why. He probably couldn't care less.

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  7. As a media specialist, what is seen @ 4:27 gave me rigor mortis for 1/24th of a second and I nearly threw my lunch through the wall (having already eaten it). How DARE they waste the last of main stream actual motion picture film film on that shiteneschit.

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  8. I never liked the guy, couldn't get past the name: "Kid Rock"… mufucka, how old are you? Middle-aged Rock.

    Guys like this are just scared of being left behind, so they act out… like scared little boys. Get fucking therapy.

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  9. I saw Monster Truck live in around 2012. They opened for Clutch. I don’t remember anything about them other than they had some chunky 70’s guitar riffs. Don’t remember them being THAT bad, but that was a Pre-Trump world. Everything’s changed many times over since then.

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  10. I saw Monster Truck live in around 2012. They opened for Clutch. I don’t remember anything about them other than they had some chunky 70’s guitar riffs. Don’t remember them being THAT bad, but that was a Pre-Trump world. Everything’s changed many times
    Over since then.

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  11. I mean, even if I agree with most of the stuff Kid Rock is spewing here…he still hasn't been relevant since 2007.

    Never even heard this was going on.

    Also: Joe Biden wasn't there? What did he do to us? Genuinely, I realize that it's hard for people to reach across the isle and put themselves in the oppositions shoes, but I don't think anyone was shy about telling anybody why they had a problem with Joe.

    Like I'ma stop you right there, you're gonna make this kind of statement then tell me all about how Trump Supporters are. Sure, Jan. I think that's really all I needed to hear, Kid Rock hasn't been really relevant and geting political killed his career. I don't trust the rest of the commentary, truthfully.

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  12. radical centrism: for when you don't realize until after derailing your career into being a culture war figurehead that it's not actually more fun, but you also don't want to take the L of walking back that song about sticking it to the trigglypuffs who called you irrelevant on twitter

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  13. The most fucked part of “Ain’t Nobody Gonna Tell Me How To Live” is that the band he collabs with is… Canadian.

    I can say that, so am I. But it’s a bit fucked to be on a song about your allegiance to the United States and it’s flag when the band in from goddamn southern Ontario.

    Canada literally fought a war against the US and won, retaining its identity… for people nowadays to just pretend we’re also American. As someone who’s got an American mom and a Scottish dad… no, Canadians aren’t Americans just because we’ve evolved into a very similar society. It’s weird to pretend to be from somewhere that you’re just not.

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  14. You hit it on the head right at the end. Kid Rock was never any good. Doesn't matter his political bent. 'Only God Knows Why' was the first song I remember hearing autotune on. A travesty of a legacy. No need to talk politics.

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  15. I feel really conflicted about this video, Todd. Your rightous anger and disgust fills me with life and laughing at Kid Rock and Trump makes me happy. On the other hand since watching your video "AAAAYYYYYN'T NNNNOOOOOWWWWWBAAADYYYY TELLLLL MMMMAAAAAYYY HAAAOOOW TAAAAA LIIIIIIIVVVVVVVVVVVEEEEE!!!!11111!!!!!!!" is stuck in my head. My life is ruined.

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  16. I gotta give you credit, Todd. You always manage to capture the broader picture and its angles better than I'd have thought possible. I wasn't expecting to start this video with a little pang of regret for the what-if timeline about Kid Rock, or a little sympathy for another case of "guy who wants to be liked more than anything makes the worst decisions to that end imaginable", but it sure happened.

    Damn shame we don't live in that timeline. All I can do instead is chuckle and cringe at the one we do live in.

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  17. Kid Roth is the ‘Music’ equivalent of a Wrestling baddie. He’s espousing any waffle to get a reaction. He isn’t a working man trailer park hero, he’s wearing a costume as a marketing ploy to sell his crappy music.

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