I recently saw the artist on Fox Nation’s “Tucker Carlson Originals,” and he stuck to what he said.
Kid Rock said, “I don’t apologise to anybody,” expressing his dislike for Oprah Winfrey. In 2019, he was caught on video yelling, “F— Oprah Winfrey and f— Joy Behar,” at his Nashville honky-tonk. He also talked about that video.
Kid Rock attacked Kathie Lee Gifford by mistake during the same rant, thinking she was comedian Kathy Gryphon. He briefly felt bad about what he said about Gifford and called her a friend, but he didn’t feel bad about what he said about Winfrey and Behar.
Kid Rock and professional golfer John Daly were also accused of not wearing masks during the 2020 presidential discussion between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
By taking responsibility for his hurtful words, Kid Rock builds on his image as a person who doesn’t say sorry for what they say. Whether you like him or not, Kid Rock’s views are still clear and unwavering.
People are very divided on the rapper’s firm stance; some praise his honesty, while others criticise his language. Kid Rock keeps getting in trouble, but one thing is clear: he won’t give up.