Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Kid Rock - Cowboy ! Who started country rap...

[@timbeatty8411]

I'm not the biggest fan of kid rock but I went to a show 10 years ago. Tickets were 20 dollars, t shirts 20 dollars and 5 dollar beers. I have to say it was one of the best shows I've ever seen. Dude came out into the crowd of people and sang out in the grass. He told everyone there is no Stars here only people. He made me a fan that day.

[@cindymccomb4531]

I’ve never been to one of his concerts either but I heard he’s put on a heck of a show!!!

[@lisarenee7741]

He put on a whole damn cruise, talk about a fun good time 🙌🏼. Shwew

[@poisoninmyiv]

Same..... I saw him in Memphis when I was 16 years old. His concert is up there with the best of them!! And I've seen KISS, ZZTop, John Fogerty, George Strait, etc. so that's saying something.

[@brandonlafaye6879]

I went to a concert in Phoenix, AZ for the same reason. Cheap tickets and beer. One of the best concerts I went to. Kid Rock ran around the multi level stage and did a solo with every instrument. I was/still am very impressed. He is way more talented than I thought.

[@BBaker916]

It’s still the same, he doesn’t raise his prices on people because he is one of the people.

[@lynnnash1175]

I’m 76 and seen 5 KID ROCK concerts and loved every single one 👏👍🇺🇸 He’s a great Badass Patriot and love his music👍💯👏🙏🇺🇸

[@pumptruckjim]

Great song. The Trans Am , The 18 wheeler and the cop chasing him are all a reference to the Smokey and the Bandit films.

[@aura81295]

Exactly! Wouldn't expect too many not of that generation to catch that though. Fun stuff! 🤠

[@kerryrwac]

and the dukes of Hazard slide across the hood.

[@linanne-t1s]

my first thought also...only us olders would know that

[@nancyanne1402]

Running off with the bride…ie sally field.

[@ryantrone4140]

@@aura81295 whatever dude!? Millennials grew up watching re-runs on TV. Well before you got to pick what you watched. barely had cable my whole life. I remember HBO and maybe TNT running Smokey and the Bandit fairly often. As mentioned below, we watched Dukes of Hazard too. Now, I specify Millennials because that is who was coming of age when Kid Rock broke out and became popular. I can't speak for Black Pegasus though, seems odd to me that these recent videos are his first listen of Kid Rock, 25 - 30 years after the fact. that seems crazy to me.

[@b4ucmego]

Kid Rock like everyone else matures and changes over the years. He is a common-sense conservative and I'm sure he supports law and order now.

[@cwall9962]

He's MAGA. Nothing commonsense about that. I get a kick outta what a phony he is. Grew up on his dad's huge farm/estate about 30 miles north of Detroit. His daddy had a bunch of auto dealerships. The ghetto is all fake with this trash.

[@chelseahaley8350]

The slow song playing at the beginning of the video is called Only God Knows Why! It's one of my favorites by him! Definitely worth a listen!

[@thefloridamimi9278]

He did, about two months ago.

[@chelseahaley8350]

@thefloridamimi9278 U are correct! I should have know that since I watched that video! 😆🤦‍♀️ I'm usually pretty good at checking that kind of thing before commenting!

[@thefloridamimi9278]

@@chelseahaley8350 lol that’s okay, I don’t even remember what I ate for breakfast. I’m surprised I remembered it 😂

[@vivienneclarke2421]

That song was one of my dearest friends favorite songs. He passed away in 2020,and I play it often and remember him,,and ugly cry! RIP Bjorn Englund,I miss you so much💔❤

[@creinicke1000]

Yes, I love that "God only knows" song.. one of my favorites.

[@jillritch2170]

I have never seen him in concert but he is on my bucket list… I love his energy n he is a true red, white n blue patriot… Kid LOVES the US of A… 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 🎉

[@xxlordbelxx1368]

Yes that was Uncle Kracker. R.I.P Joe C and Gary Coleman.

[@sir-gwayne1644]

Kid and Kracker got a great song together, Good to be me, I think it is

[@xxlordbelxx1368]

@@sir-gwayne1644 Couple of them.

[@sir-gwayne1644]

@xxlordbelxx1368 yeah there is a few, think it's just my favorite with them 2.

[@raynavarro7997]

I like that he couldn't remember Joe C. or Gary Coleman's name but immediately recognized Ron Jeremy...

[@person55632]

Joe C, 3 foot 9 and 10 feet long 😂

[@allisonshaffer2101]

This was rebel music. He was held to contact but left to his own creativity. Literally gave the middle finger to the contract holders.

[@xcellent-records]

Uncle Kracker started as the DJ (turntables) in Kid Rock's band in 1994 and eventually started doing some vocals in the band.. In 2000 Uncle Kracker released his first solo album (produced by Kid Rock).

[@themightybuzzard3088]

Kid Rock did the rap/rock/country fusion extremely well. It arguably made his music the most definitively American music you could possibly make, since it combined three very different genres of music created in America. The guys trying to do country rap today apparently have no clue why we all loved the Kid and do it so horribly wrong.

[@person55632]

He started in the hip hop field and branched out. If you listen to ICP interviews before they started being political they didn't like him but they would tell you he was one of the hardest working in the industry.

[@gsquat]

Kid Rock paved the way for country rap, but Charlie Daniels opened the door.

[@seangillooley7042]

Devil Went Down To Georgia isn't rap,he just talks

[@gsquat]

@seangillooley7042 First, The Devil Went Down to Georgia isn't his only song nor his only successful song. Second, I never said Charlie Daniels' music was rap, but that it "opened the door" for later country rap artists. Third, what, exactly, do you think rap is? It's vocalizing and often rhyming the lyrics to the rhythm and flow of the music, without particularly singing. That's precisely what Charlie Daniels does. Maybe you can't detect or keep up with the rhythm, but it's there.

[@garyedgington9020]

Kid Rock was not country rap lmao

[@adsnow7755]

You left out Bubba Sparx

[@garyedgington9020]

Rock wasn't country rap so how exactly did he pave the way for country rap??

[@darkglass1]

Hard to believe it’s been about 27 years since this song hit.

[@vickiefoldvary6425]

What????? 😮. Omg I’m Old

[@tamis9112]

I remember this from the movie Coyote Ugly, made me look for the CD.

[@billykl2790]

Damn I'm old

[@jkreviea]

Why would you say such hurtful things 🤣

[@johnleadbeater3065]

Omg i was 9 yrs old when this song came out i remember my dad had this cd he would blast it in his truck my mom and dad got me his cocky album for christmas in 2001

[@lifegood3322]

Kid Rock was a star before anybody figured out he could carry a tune well! 😂

[@ConspiracySmurf]

Yeah, he freaked us out with "Picture". First time I saw him had never heard of him and he did a performance on award show and he did "Bawitawba" and I just stopped in my tracks like who/what is this??? And I was hooked just because he is a "bad boy" outlaw with a sense of humor and good beats. haha...

[@karenwilliams7724]

I'm old enough to see the respect to Smokey and the Bandit!

[@ArchiveAmerica]

Went to the Metallica, Korn, Kid Rock, Powerman 5000 concert. It was the loudest show in history. Kid Rock began his set by screaming "MY NAME IS KIDDDDD!" and jumped off 12ft amp stack hitting the stage at the exact moment the lights, effects, drums and bass all kicked! A whole arena of hard-core metal heads went NUTS! Gives me goosebumps just remembering how perfect it was timed! Was like 5 shots of adrenaline to the entire arena!

[@user-rl5ny5pn7f]

I was at this show, Baltimore Summer of '99 or '00.

[@justdone1068]

😍💭🥰🎶💙

[@benjaminanderson5263]

Went to this concert but was late, came in as power5000 finished up

[@georgeemery3295]

That's lit

[@VsHangout]

I seen that show in Baltimore in 2000s. System of a down was there too.

[@amberburris5674]

I'm a 45 year old woman from Indiana who can sing every line........ memories :)

[@tmatney]

44 from Louisiana, I can do the same 😂

[@crazylegslife]

Man, is this songs close to 25 years old? Badass. Always has been.

[@shanester8712]

Yes it is.

[@kevk33]

The Trump /Kid cop thing... he was so young when he did this. Hank Williams Jr. got ahold of Kid and reined him in from what I understand. Gave him some mature prospective, and became a mentor of sorts for him. Hank came to him as a voice of experience and helped guide him forward. Love them both! If you've never done a spot on Hank Jr. and Senior I'd love to see it!

[@sonyadodgens]

Kid has matured through the years… he has a 1/2 black son and a black grand daughter. Can’t stand when people say he’s racist. He’s not! He’s grown up through the years and he’s found Jesus the years. We’re the same age and he’s grown so much. Love him!!!

[@cindymccomb4531]

@@sonyadodgens Like most Americans I was so stupid when I was young I to grow up, which is why I vote Republican down the ticket!!!

[@williamroper5422]

@@cindymccomb4531 These sentence structures aren't indicating high levels of intelligence.

[@infernalmachine8417]

⁠​⁠@@williamroper5422 Structurs lol

[@timhays2086]

@@williamroper5422 But hey! they vote republican! :P

[@thatguynuts1415]

Your party can't even define what a woman is, talk about lacking intelligence. Both of you need to go sit in the corner and think before casting stones living in a glass house 😂

[@karenthompson9598]

Love him. This was definitely his younger years. He’s grown older like all of us and has a different perspective now

[@AndieO]

This is such a vibe. American Bada** is another good one.

[@hollyluyah]

One of my favs!!

[@merc1248]

“I can smell a pig from a mile away” has become “I’m so proud to be living in the USA” live

[@nickdietz4367]

I was jamming too hard to this song on the radio then it came out, my mom walked in on my doing some crazy dances to this I’ll never forget 🤣🤣🤣

[@JamesCrowl]

Cowboy is considered the song that paved the way for country-rap. Big & Rich and the rest came after this song came out.

[@lisarenee7741]

I love when ppl try to call him racist and he has a black child (single father) who he and his family raised. It’s crazy to watch ppl try to pull that flex. His song “we the people” has a line “black lives matter, no shit mf’er” and he’s holding his beautiful black granddaughter. I’m glad you love the older stuff. Seriously this whole album can be played from start to finish with no skips ✌🏼

[@KhawChing]

It even has a Eminem feature on it. Think it's title is F*ck Off. That was just before Em really blew up.

[@shanester8712]

He even delivered a little girl in his car on the 4th of July named her Liberty. he later found out she wasn't his. Killed him He was very involved in his son's up bringing. Even divorced Pamela Anderson because of the way she treated his son

[@cnc813]

Yeah he’s one hell of a civil rights activist.

[@Wbroach24]

I never noticed Ron Jeremy playing piano in that black and white scene lol

[@kimzwolinski9919]

My favorite is “All Summer Long”.

[@DeniseWilcox-kp1dl]

Yes! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TooBrokeToPayAttention-io6hd]

Gary Coleman vs Joe C was EPIC!!!!!!

[@christinawilliams]

I'm pretty sure Kid Rock was the first artist to do this genre, and it was so controversial. People loved or hated him, but even the people who hated this music or him as an artist ended up either loving or at the least respecting him and this music. I was one of the people who couldn't stand him or his music when he first came out, but then realized it was phenomenal.

[@chrissiecruise7196]

In reference to Kid saying "pigs" you have to remember that this song was in a different time. There has always been good and bad cops - applies any profession really, but I think that as Kid got older he changed so his views changed. He kept his wild but became "controversial" because now he doesn't say things "to be cool" he speaks what he believes...often simply common sense

[@Homesick4Hills]

Yeah, when one is young they tend to think a few bad experiences relate to ALL but not true and we grow up.

[@Kilgore_Trout_jr]

Racist, misogynistic, homophobic comments.

[@seangillooley7042]

Smokey And The Bandit reference, entire song influence by the movie

[@Guzzi91068]

When we were young back then we was always running from the cops. Like you said it was different times back then we were usually just having fun maybe a little underage drinking smoking a little and trying to not to get busted.

[@shonuff5297]

I'm 45 and use to have that same FTW mind set in the 90s and early 2000s. A few trips to the pin and a family changed my outlook on the world..

[@KarlaElaine100]

This song never gets old.

[@andrewwoodard8340]

This could just be me but I feel like there is a clear distinction between country rap and when country music tries to rap.

[@Cchan53]

Yes indeed !

[@Gashouse69]

I just noticed for the 1st time that in one short clip Kid is wearing a Marshall Tucker Band t-shirt. Thats now my favorite thing in the video. I can't believe I never noticed before.

[@pyroishere]

Every Kid Rock reaction you do mention "Bawitdaba" so you do need to react to it. In my opinion, I think when he did "Picture" w/ Sheryl Crow he started to release more country type music on the Cocky album, but he always had a type of mix in his music. I still think you need to do "Po' Dunk"...that's a great "country rap" if you want to label it, ahhaha. Great reaction! 40!

[@jakecarroll5]

Fucking amazing song

[@etcurran3107]

Love Kid Rock. Love his bluntness as I am basically like that. He voices his opinion, like him or not. I love him. He not a fraud, nor does he cater to the industry. Respect.

[@lindamorrison9755]

I remember when you said that "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" Was the first country rap.

[@valkyrieakeso5173]

Kid Rock is the only one I can think of that paved the way for this genre.

[@SeniorCharry]

This is one of my favorite songs of all time. I grew up on Led Zeppelin, 80s hair metal, and Rob Zombie. So when I heard Cowboy I was hearing something I never heard before.

[@Cogboss]

Music people. We are here for the music. It should be bringing us together. 😊

[@lauraslanesvanlifetravels]

I forgot how good this song sounds!

[@lynndalton733]

Meeeeee teeeeewwwwww!

[@laurasutherland8928]

Kid Rock is pure Americana unique artist! He's straight upp!!!

[@kelliej200]

Kid Rock and Uncle Kracker ❤❤❤

[@CSF77733]

Kid Rock has matured & come a long way but he's not turning his back on his life long fans. He says what he believes & stands up for what he thinks is right. His opinions don't change according to pressure from media or some DEI group. He's very supportive now of the police & military.

[@donnac1279]

I'm 66 yrs old...I LOVE KID ROCK ! Have loved him since the 90's ? I think thats when he came out. 🤔 lotta herb since then and now 😊😎✌️

[@charity80]

Anyone else remember him yodeling in the valley?

[@imrbrt]

Ahhhh.... Devil without a cause was on loop when it came out. So many bangers....

[@caseycarlson5953]

Just seen him 2 weeks ago and at 53 he still puts on a heck of a show

[@wordword6039]

He can rock it. I havent seen him but would love to. Dude is a gangster.

[@arthurzander5500]

Gary Coleman is the "Watcha talkin' bout Willis?!" Guy

[@SkribbalOfficial]

This album is diamond in 1998 Kid rock def started country rap

[@Truckin_Life1]

cowboy troy or Colt Ford I like his play with the classic “Smokey and the bandit” vibe Truck and Trans Am

[@tinaleeth2707]

Love at Bob Seger live bullet and kid rock live trucker album covers .. think you like the homage

[@happyphotoshooter]

I don’t recall anyone before him singing country-rap. I have loved all his music!

[@BrianYates-ue8hf]

Kid Rock and two unidentified individuals smoked a few joints in the garden/Patio area atop the roof of the White House😮 True info Kid Rock talked about it in interviews haha

[@Mind_ConTroll]

I burned one at a Trump rally, I was about 60 feet away from the President smoking weed, while he was dancing, it was fucking awesome.

[@CelticSpiritsCoven]

@@Mind_ConTroll Pot is dumb. Don't take drugs.

[@Matthew-t9y]

Kid Rock is a man of many talents

[@waynecox5138]

This is my Macaw’s favorite song. He loves dancing to it.

[@Aokitadamitsu]

I love the smokey and the bandit motif of the video.. he has kind of embraced that southern rock groove for quite a while

[@TPAs-Adventures]

KID ROCK is awesome. His concerts are some of the best I have every seen. I think I have seen him 5 times always great.

[@B12478]

had my 2000 new year's eve party to hus music, one of my favorite.💛💜🧡💙💚❤️❤️🩵

[@Ihatetbeillinformed]

I truly think Kid Rock was one of the first if not the first to be successful crossing genres... rap, to rock, to country to southern rock etc.. maybe not in that order but.. he found success everywhere. I would say since 2007 my two sisters and myself go to see him every time he comes to concert.. It is our tradition but also, I just LOVE me some KID ROCK!

[@dcmtrader]

His entire first LP is gold!

[@seangillooley7042]

That was Grits ,not Devil

[@thatmuddyfnguy]

@@seangillooley7042 wasn’t it early mornin’ stone pimp 1996?

[@stupidityxxx111]

@@thatmuddyfnguy It was 1990, "Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast". It was a normal rap album for the time.

[@danpowers8910]

​@@thatmuddyfnguyGrits in 1991, Polyfuze Method 1993, Fire It Up 1994, Early Morning Stoned Pimp 1996, Devil Without A Cause 1998.

[@jeffblanchard2406]

I had this CD back in the day. Listened to it a lot, but somehow never saw the video until now. Can't believe all the references to the movie "Smokey and the Bandit".

[@thesingleequestrian413]

Kid rock, John Daley, and Carlson Tucker walk into an interview, John is a story teller 😂😂

[@lindamullins7449]

Seen 2 acts 5x in my life..Kid is one, Ac/Dc is the other..just bad ass!!

[@andrewwoodard8340]

This came on my playlist yesterday and I thought “Pegasus needs to react to this” and here we are. Not sure how I did that lol

[@jules3048]

😂😂😂😂

[@kellimac]

I appreciate your commentary on MUSIC Thank you for the video

[@Bijou2013]

Kid is very tied in to Outlaw Country - Hank Williams Jr is one of his best friends. There is no bad Kid song in my opinion! Check out Cocky or revisit Bawitdaba - both are great! They're older more in his rock era.

[@kalasanty433]

Never been a Kid Rock fan, but "American Bad Ass" was the jam when it came out!

[@nosparex]

The only thing missing was a stop in Texarkana to pick up a truck load of Coors...

[@brandyrupert6341]

This has Smokey and Bandit vibes! I used to listen to this on full blast in my 97 all black TransAm. Oh the memories!!

[@ffjsb]

I can't believe you hadn't heard this!!!

[@JennyJohn50]

Wouldn't Charlie Daniels, Devil Went Down To Georgia be one of if not the first 'country rap' sorta style? I know there isn't really a rock element, but it still resonates a country-rap style to me...great reaction my friend! I still recommend Playing For Change: When The Levee Breaks (Zepplin cover ft.John Paul Jones) or The Weight (The Band cover ft. Robbie Robertson & Ringo Starr). Also Stevie Ray Vaughan & Johnny Copeland - Tin Pan Alley (a clinic in dirty Texas Blues). All would touch your' soul & just blow you away while showing how music is the universal language. ❤

[@richierich398]

Detroit is the home of some of the greatest artist in the world! Kid Rock is definitely one of the pioneers of mixing musical genres and doing it successfully.

[@UberDave918]

Bubba Sparxxx is an OG of country rap

[@Falcun21]

Erlene Mandrell of the Mandrell Sisters had a song literally called Country Rap in the early 90s.

[@seangillooley7042]

KR first country rap song was with a one two in 90,then Desperate Rado and Killin Brain Cells in 92 wasn't this song also had the country mix of Classic Rock on Bootleg Series in 94

[@tpatt525_Tiff_]

I was gonna say Bubba Sparxxx also. He's the first I can remember making that type of music on a consistent basis.

[@kamiko70]

Kid Rock for President!💈💈💈

[@firefighterchick]

Yes, he was on the Different Strokes series. His name was Gary Coleman.

[@techsense1748]

This is when kid was young and you grow and change

[@lisarenee7741]

The whole devil without a cause album is friggin awesome

[@michellekirkland1871]

You're right!! The whole album was awesome!! I think it's his biggest album... This was where he set the hook for me!

[@bsargent8935]

Southern rap of the 90s/2000syou might want to try: A band called "rehab" out of Georgia. Their biggest hit was "it don't matter" but "drinking problem" and "bartender song" are other well known classics. Think they'd be up your alley

[@Adam-vs2in]

Correct this is his from his first major album in 1999. He was still heavy in rock/rap a few more years then he started hanging with Hank Williams Jr and they did several live performances together. That kind of started his transition to more of a country sound that more people could connect with. It worked out well for him. God bless.

[@christyann2755]

I was at tock the country this year in florida. I had never seen him beforein concert before. It was a 3 hour headliing performance almost. He just kept going. It was an experience.

[@seasickviking]

While Kid Rock always threw in a slow song in his albums as a classic ballad for the radios and whatnot, he didn't actually go full-blown country until his BORN FREE album in 2010. This particular song was from his DEVIL WITHOUT A CAUSE album in 1998, which was also acted as the big debut for one Marshall Matthers (Eminem) who did his first feature in a song called "F*CK OFF". While this WAS NOT his first album, that particular honor being called GRIT SANDWICHES FOR BREAKFAST almost a decade prior to this, this album was the first of three that became his best-selling albums of all time.

[@seangillooley7042]

Born Free isn't country its part Heartland Rock part Blues closest to country is Flying High

[@rebel4play68]

Kid Rocks first album came out in 1990. It was called Grit Sandwiches for Breakfast and Too Short produced one of the songs.He did a cover of Hank Williams Jrs. song Country Boy Can Survive in 1993.

[@danettebumgarner5701]

|A lot of movie references too. Smokey and The Bandit & Rhinestone Cowboy.

[@katiesmethurst3766]

I also got the Boss Hogg reference from Dukes of Hazard

[@jewls9697]

I love this song! I have a similar car. Mine is A Bandit II from Smokey & the Bandit II. It has a gold plat in the front of the passenger side that says Bandit II 103rd out of 600. The floor mats & head rest are also embedded with Bandit II! I love that car! It's actually an antique now! ❤

[@chrislogan5228]

R.I.P Gary Coleman and Joe Z 😢

[@Rev7is]

Joe c

[@PaulStewart-jr3gm]

I worked on the new Red Wings stadium, and Kid was the first act to perform there.. and he was out there in person giving out free tickets a week before the show. He’s the real deal.

[@lizzieb6311]

HA! So I’m a 60year old white woman who despised rap….until I listened to The Kid…..I LOVE Kid Rock and he expanded my musical reach to be able to enjoy other rap (not gangsta…that’s a bridge to far for me)…but a “gentler rap so to speak. Thank you for covering Kid Rock and Big and Rich….💜💜💜

[@bradhall7418]

Kid rock has lots of gems bro don’t listen to the kid rock haters

[@charliemare8363]

His performance at the RNC was FIRE!

[@jacobvarner9022]

Growing up i never thought of this as country rap. I always thought it was rock. And i still think that its rock. But definitely its own style

[@PattyRice-q4g]

I am a pure country girl.I love my country music but I can listen to kid rock all day long and never get tired of hearing you know I love you kid rock and I love you music

[@cbogolo]

This takes me back to peak mtv pre reality shows besides the real world and road rules when it was culture driven not mainstream driven

[@LoriCollis]

Bawitdaba is a great tune!!

[@matthewdooley7855]

This song is so good. That guitar part is so cool. He does a good job of bringing a number of different styles together in one song. The video is sort of a celebration of the Smokey and the Bandit movies. Gary Coleman was the second little person to show up in the video.

[@horrorbizness2043]

Toby Keith did the rap country thing with "I wanna talk about me".

[@TheGadgetwiz]

Charlie Daniels started the real country thing.

[@XvKJP2015]

True forgot about that song. When it hits it hits when it's a miss it's terrible. I'm still glad there were enough creative people to make it it's own genre

[@jonelmer3518]

Yes my friend! I would also never say defund the police. I also served ,in the Unted States Navy.... and thank you for your service my brother in arms.

[@JasonGilbert-yl8hf]

Fun song!!

[@VickiMorris-r5j]

Best concert I’ve ever been to!!!!

[@MadMurdoc86]

One of the things I appreciate about Kid Rock is that despite his fame and achievements in life, he moved back to his home town and lives his life there He didn't just buy a home there that he is never at to say he came home - he is here. The music movement you are recognizing with Big and Rich, Cowboy Troy, Kid Rock, and Gretchen Wilson is called the Music Mafia. It occurred as a subset of Country and, as you recognized, has its roots in the Outlaw Country movement with the likes Charlie Daniels Band and Hank Williams Jr. Brantley Gilbert, though not in the Music Mafia itself, was also an outgrowth of the movement.

[@dsclaiborne31]

I thought he sold his home in mount clements and moved to the whites creek area of Nashville and lives I a camo wrapped double wide.

[@DianneLetson-j6s]

Currently has a White House replica in Nashville area but was recently reported looking at property in Florence Alabama.

[@MadMurdoc86]

@@DianneLetson-j6s I hadn't heard he had moved permanently. He is still around town a lot. I guess he might be setting up for a Nugent and getting ready to retire further south.

[@HollerMa71]

I don't care how old I get, if I'm on my death bed, when that beat drops & goes crazy-- I'm head-banging!! "Not straight outa Compton, I'm straight out tha trailer!" 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@lynndalton733]

I always giggle about all of us being in nursing homes having grown up with all this amazing headbanging music. It’ll be an interesting scene and good tunes during the wheelchair races🎉

[@deancook8347]

Have a friend that was his pilot a few times. He said he was one of his favorite celebrities to work for. He treated everyone like an actual person no matter who they were.