Kid Rock spotted sipping Bud Light after shooting cans in transphobic tantrum

Kid Rock spotted sipping Bud Light after shooting cans in transphobic tantrum

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Self-proclaimed “anti-woke” musician Kid Rock has been pictured allegedly drinking a can of Bug Light – mere months after he shot at cases of the beer in a transphobic rage. 

Kid Rock was part of the hysterical right-wing boycott of Bud Light after the company partnered with trans TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney.

Back in April, Kid Rock said “f**ck Bud Light and f***k Anheuser-Busch” as he filmed himself shooting cases of the beer with an assault-style rifle, but just four months later, he is reportedly sipping Bud Light once again, according to photos shared by TMZ. 

Kid Rock was pictured at a Colt Ford concert in Nashville on Thursday (17 August) drinking a can of what appears to be Bud Light. 



Kid Rock, who led the boycott on Bud Light, photographed yesterday drinking Bud Light at a Nashville concert. pic.twitter.com/FfBav8pScn

— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) August 18, 2023


Mulvaney, who has 10.6 million followers on TikTok, received a personalised Bud Light beer can in March to celebrate the one-year anniversary of her ‘days of womanhood’ TikTok series.

The bigoted backlash was immediate, with right-wing snowflakes smashing up displays of beer, abusing Bud Light truck drivers and even going as far as to make their own “woke-free beer”.

Now, conservatives have come to the defence of Kid Rock over the ‘crime’ of drinking Bud Light again.  

Nick Adams, a self-described “alpha male” author endorsed by indicted former president Donald Trump, went to the effort of putting out a statement, saying he “takes this allegation seriously” and is in “close contact” with his “sources on the ground”.

Adams told his followers that Kid Rock “will be considered innocent until proven guilty”.



Official statement regarding the Kid Rock/Bud Light situation. pic.twitter.com/Ak0kGJHluA

— Nick Adams (Alpha Male) (@NickAdamsinUSA) August 18, 2023

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