Kid Rock Hails Trump as 'Dragon Slayer' Crushing Wokeness at Rock N Rodeo

At his high-octane "Rock N Rodeo" event in Texas, Kid Rock unleashed a fiery tribute to President Donald Trump, branding him the "dragon slayer" who’s gutting wokeness, DEI, and cancel culture with unrelenting gusto. "Trump’s leading the charge, slitting the throat of this nonsense," the musician declared, his words crackling with the same energy as his multi-genre performances.

Kid Rock, never one to mince words, acknowledged that cancel culture’s always lurking, but he’s not here for it. "Some folks get their feelings hurt and boycott products—that’s their choice. Me? I don’t cheer for people losing jobs over corporate missteps," he said, referencing his past clash with Bud Light. "We gave them a little spanking, then moved on. Let’s get back to business."

A Merit-Based America
The rocker doubled down on his vision for society: a meritocracy where the hardest workers rise, no matter who they are. "It’s just common sense—the best should win, period," he said, lamenting how far we’ve strayed from that ideal. For Kid Rock, Trump’s presidency embodies this fight, a relentless push for what he calls an unapologetic love for America.

Trump: The Resilient Patriot
A longtime friend of the president, Kid Rock didn’t hold back, calling Trump the "greatest president ever." From golf course laughs to UFC hangouts, their bond is clear, but it’s Trump’s tenacity that earns the loudest applause. "This man’s resilience is unmatched. He’s fought through two assassination attempts and still won in a landslide," he said, scoffing at media predictions of Trump’s defeat.

That Viral White House Outfit
Reflecting on his bedazzled, patriotic getup during a White House visit, Kid Rock chuckled. Designed by 94-year-old Nashville legend Manuel for America’s 250th anniversary, the outfit was meant for a photo op, not an hour-long press conference. "Fox’s Peter Doocy said I looked like I was shot out of a cannon—hilarious!" he said, embracing the unexpected spotlight while Trump signed an executive order on ticketing issues.

Rock N Rodeo: Pure Americana
Kid Rock’s "Rock N Rodeo" at AT&T Stadium in Arlington fused rock, country, hip-hop, and cowboy grit—a defiant stand against the "woke infection" he sees creeping into sports like NASCAR and baseball. Partnering with Professional Bull Riders, he made one thing clear: "We shook hands that this event stays pro-American, anti-woke, and always will."