Before he really went rock, he always came off like a worse version of the Beastie Boys.
this was probably.his best song
Violent J Of ICP "Kid Rock Told Me Don't Trust Anybody Black In This Business"
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this was probably.his best song
Dude used to have a high top in the 80s and toured around some of the classic 80's acts long before he blew up with his metal rap shyt in the 90's. He was culturally entrenched enough to learn better. Had a kid with a Black woman and everything.
The funny thing is the blue collar lmage is a fraud too he grew up comfortably, he exploits whatever but how he did it with hiphop is extra egregious considering his racist attitudes
TheMailMan
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His style really changed. Once he quit the acid rap and started pushing kilos and dropping ybi stuff it was a wrap.
Cracker ass culture vulture piece of shyt.
HipHopStan
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Kid Rock is a grifter extraordinaire, spinning tall tales about his connections to the mean streets of Detroit and a trailer park upbringing, all while actually hailing from a cushy suburban paradise. With each new persona, Kid Rock further exposes his lack of artistic integrity. He mindlessly jumps from genre to genre (djing to rapping to being a rocker), producing nothing but shyt music that lacks depth and sincerity. His latest hustle? A right-wing, MAGA-country music inspired persona designed to part fools fron their cash. Unfortunately, it has worked spectacularly for him.
Esham never ghost wrote for ICP
He did produce a few songs off Carnival of Carnage and Beverly Kills
Esham still tours with ICP 30+ years later, nobody else from Detroit looks out for him like ICP has.
TrapHouse Rock
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fukk kid rock but
Kid Rock has always been who he is and he never really went out of his way to hide it like that....listen to his hip-hop album "pimp of the nation" is basically him breaking down his plan
people had the wrong idea about who he was and all he did was didn't go out of his way to correct them because it would fukk up his bag
early 1992 he's screaming the n word on songs you gotta know whats up
I'm mad at the brehs to brought him to Detroit like Champtown who for being one of the top emcees in detroit of the time basically got blackballed out of ever being in the game as thanks for helping the white boy
they didn't vet kid rock at all and gave him the vip pass because he was white
uncle tom shyt I don't feel bad for where champ and dj blackman ended up
they wouldn't have done that shyt for a black kid from the suburbs I promise
and all the NYC and west coast acts that co-signed him cause massa Jive told them to like BDP and Too Short
they let the devil in, shined his shoes, got him some black p*ssy, money and fame and wanna protest him years later
this yt comment said it best
"It's crazy how we as people are willing to accept and help others who embrace our culture but yet can't seem to do it for each other"
Kid Rock has always been who he is and he never really went out of his way to hide it like that....listen to his hip-hop album "pimp of the nation" is basically him breaking down his plan
people had the wrong idea about who he was and all he did was didn't go out of his way to correct them because it would fukk up his bag
early 1992 he's screaming the n word on songs you gotta know whats up
I'm mad at the brehs to brought him to Detroit like Champtown who for being one of the top emcees in detroit of the time basically got blackballed out of ever being in the game as thanks for helping the white boy
they didn't vet kid rock at all and gave him the vip pass because he was white
uncle tom shyt I don't feel bad for where champ and dj blackman ended up
they wouldn't have done that shyt for a black kid from the suburbs I promise
and all the NYC and west coast acts that co-signed him cause massa Jive told them to like BDP and Too Short
they let the devil in, shined his shoes, got him some black p*ssy, money and fame and wanna protest him years later
this yt comment said it best
"It's crazy how we as people are willing to accept and help others who embrace our culture but yet can't seem to do it for each other"
Eastside Get The Money
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Crazy thing about growing up in the 90s in Detroit is that most white people HATED Kid Rock until he picked up that guitar. I remember a lot of white folks calling him a “wigger” too 
To keep it a bean I don’t remember anyone black hating on ICP. It wasn’t for us it was for the weirdo goth kids but we kinda let ICP cook
Now kid rock got no play around me especially after Marshall came through
To keep it a bean I don’t remember anyone black hating on ICP. It wasn’t for us it was for the weirdo goth kids but we kinda let ICP cook
Now kid rock got no play around me especially after Marshall came through
grits sandwiches and that big ass Soul Food sign.
