Kid Rock tears Bruce Springsteen a new one for insulting Trump.
“Don’t be a pussy. Springsteen wants to be with Hollywood. On yachts, playing games.”
“Going to Europe to bad mouth the President? Come on man. Don’t be a Pussy.” 💀
Kid Rock tears Bruce Springsteen a new one 🤣
"Don't be a pussy. Springsteen wants to be with Hollywood. On yachts, playing games.”
“Going to Europe to bad mouth the President? Come on man. Don’t be a Pussy.” 💀 pic.twitter.com/ZbZQH6sL2B
— Sara Rose 🇺🇸🌹 (@saras76) June 4, 2025
Kid Rock and Bruce Springsteen, two iconic American musicians, have expressed starkly contrasting views on former President Donald Trump, highlighting the deep political divisions within the entertainment industry.
Kid Rock, a staunch Trump supporter, has often praised the former president, calling him the “greatest president ever” and a “dragon slayer” fighting against what he perceives as the excesses of “wokeness” and cancel culture. He has actively participated in pro-Trump events, performed at political rallies, and even opened a MAGA-themed restaurant in Nashville that celebrates his support for Trump. His public statements continue to align with Trump’s populist brand, attracting both supporters and critics.
In contrast, Bruce Springsteen has consistently criticized Trump’s presidency, labeling his administration as “corrupt, incompetent, and treasonous” during live shows. Springsteen has accused Trump of undermining democratic values and cozying up to dictators, which sparked backlash from Trump himself, who responded with insults and calls for investigations into Springsteen and other celebrities.
This public feud between Kid Rock and Springsteen reflects the polarized political climate in the U.S., showing how high-profile entertainers can both shape and mirror national divisions over leadership and political values.
