Kid Rock has criticised the fashion choices of young people and lamented a perceived shift in traditional values during an appearance on Fox News's The Ingraham Angle. The singer, whose real name is Robert James Ritchie, targeted fellow Nashville musicians and women with 'blue hair and five nose rings'.
Ritchie claimed that many left-wing voters are motivated by 'hate', stating: 'The more that we say we love our families, we love God, we love our country – these people on the far left hate it more.' He also defended Donald Trump after the president was mocked on Jimmy Kimmel Live! for describing Chicago as a 'hellhole'.
The rock star argued that Trump is trying to help people in predominantly black areas of Chicago, despite being labelled 'racist' by critics. 'God forbid, we’re still all Nazi racists or whatever their narrative of the day is,' he said.
Ritchie noted a 'huge shift' following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, saying: 'It’s terrible that something like this had to happen to really bring everyone back to their faith.'
