The legendary singer Kid Rock, who has long been known as one of the only openly conservative stars in the entertainment world, is speaking out to blast young people who are anti-America.
Rock Sounds Off
Rock, 54, was interviewed by the Fox News host Laura Ingraham on Saturday. During their discussion, Rock slammed “chicks” with “blue hair” and “five nose rings” as he expressed his frustrations with liberals who mock country music, religion, and patriotism.
“I have a lot of faith and hope in the younger generation,” Rock said. “But it seems these other people, like, you know, the more that we say we love our families, we love God, we love country, these people on the far left hate it more. I just don’t understand the rationale of hatred for someone that loves something.”
Ingraham was quick to agree. Indeed, she pointed out that leftists often “make fun” of patriotic artists like the “God Bless The USA” singer Lee Greenwood, 82.
“Yeah, they make fun of Lee Greenwood or patriotic music or traditions like that,” Ingraham lamented. “They think they’re hokey and stupid because they all think America’s awful, rotten and racist. So they don’t think there’s anything to celebrate.”
“That’s pretty easy. You know what’s stupid?” Rock replied. “You know it’s stupid, is people who think they’re cooler than art thou, that worry about their outfit every day, like, you know, some of these rock singers that live here in Nashville won’t say any names, or these chicks running around in their campuses with blue hair and, you now, their five nose rings.”
We can’t argue with that!
Watch Rock talk more about this in the video below.
Rock Defends Trump
Meanwhile, in this same interview, Rock defended President Donald Trump after he was mocked by the late night host Jimmy Kimmel for describing Chicago as a “hellhole.” This comes as Trump is consequently preparing to send in the National Guard to help fix the “chaos” that he alleges is happening in the Illinois city.
“He could save one of these people’s mothers from a burning building, and they could care less, they wouldn’t give him credit,” Rock argued, referring to the president. “It’s asinine to think we can’t come together on some certain things.”
“Who’s he really trying to help out here? Black people,” he later added. “The southside of Chicago, predominantly Black, these are where these murders and shootings are taking place.”
Not stopping there, Rock stated that those who are on the right have been labeled as “racists.“
“God forbid, we’re still all Nazi racists or whatever their narrative of the day is,” he said.
Rock’s Message Of Hope
Rock ended this interview by saying that despite the vilification of those on the right, he’s also seen a “shift” since the assassination of the conservative activist Charlie Kirk last month.
“It’s terrible that something like this had to happen to really bring everyone back to their faith,” he concluded. “Even for some like myself, who’s always been very spiritual.”
Check out Rock’s full comments on this in the video below.
Many will certainly agree with Rock’s assessment of modern day young people. These folks likely will also agree that the vilification of conservatives has gone way too far in this country.
Unlike many celebrities, Rock isn’t afraid to tell it like it is. We applaud him for continuing to use his platform to spread patriotism and defend family values.
God bless you, Kid Rock!