MAGA’s first choice to replace Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl halftime show has quietly ducked out of a MAGA-coded tour headlined by Kid Rock. The 90s Christian rock band Creed has disappeared from promotional materials for the “Rock the Country” tour,

MAGA’s long-haired sweetheart Kid Rock, 55, is under fire once again after more creepy comments towards teenage girls resurfaced. In an April 2001 Saturday Night Live appearance, Kid Rock—who is set

Another comment from the singer about underage girls has resurfaced ahead of his TPUSA Super Bowl LX Halftime Show.

The Anderson, S.C., stop of the “Rock The Country” concert series, founded by rock-country artist Kid Rock, was removed from the tour without explanation.

From jump, Turning Point USA has had its milky sheets in a twist about the choice of Bad Bunny. The slow-motion train wreck it’s running this week is reminiscent of alleged comedian Tony Hinchcliffe describing Puerto Rico as a “floating island of garbage” at a Trump rally, a full-speed train wreck.

Kid Rock broke his silence on social media Thursday on the heels of he and Turning Point USA taking heat for the lyrics to his song “Cool, Daddy Cool.” Rock is scheduled to headline TPUSA’s Super Bowl LX “All-American Halftime Show” on Sunday in what is being billed as a Christian and family friendly alternative to the NFL’s halftime show featuring Bad Bunny.

Social media users are mocking Kid Rock after Spotify data shows Bad Bunny has 85 million monthly listeners compared to Kid Rock's 5 million, as both prepare for competing February 8 performances

The Turning Point USA-fueled answer to Bad Bunny's official halftime show will feature such stars as "Billy Garbett, Breely Grabbers [and] Gabby Bobbles" according to "The Daily Show."