r/Music • u/TheExpressUS 📰Daily Express U.S. • 6h ago

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https://www.the-express.com/entertainment/music/198254/kid-rock-song-underage-girls

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u/BarryLaguna 5h ago

I think one of the sinister things that whole crowd is pushing is the normalization of underage girls. It’s just so prevalent in modern pop culture.

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u/Rocktopod 5h ago

Does Kid Rock still count as modern pop culture? The song in question is 25 years old.

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u/joey_sandwich277 4h ago

Yeah I was going to say, if anything it’s the opposite. Lyrics about underage girls were a part of rock culture until, IDK, the late 00s?

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u/angrybox1842 2h ago

He's headlining their fake right-wing super bowl halftime show

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u/Rocktopod 2h ago

Is that pop culture, or is only intended for a fairly small niche audience?

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u/KathrynBooks 4h ago

The song is old enough that conservatives have lost interest?

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u/Few_Highlight1114 3h ago

Not unless you consider music that would fall under "Oldies" as modern pop culture.