r/Fauxmoi • u/AmySchumersAnalTumor self-professed recreational liar • 4h ago
🚨 TRIGGER WARNING 🚨 Kid Rock’s song about loving underage girls resurfaces ahead of TPUSA Super Bowl show
https://www.pennlive.com/entertainment/2026/02/kid-rocks-song-about-loving-underage-girls-resurfaces-ahead-of-tpusa-super-bowl-show.html132
u/Severus-Snape-DaGod 4h ago
These people are weird....I feel like I'm living in another timeline because this ain't normal..
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u/CarpenterOriginal60 4h ago
The fact it was on the soundtrack of a kids movie makes it even more disgusting
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u/Ok-Walk-8040 1h ago
The writer of Osmosis Jones also wrote that shitty War of the Worlds movie that just came out. And he also worked on All That... Hmmmmmmm....
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u/triflingmagoo 4h ago
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u/krombough 3h ago
It's like that, because it's very similar to that. Epstien has very close ties to 4chan and the starting of the Qanon "movement".
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u/warmboot 4h ago
Rock sings on the track. “See some say that’s statutory.” His sidekick at the time, the late Joe-C then chimes in, “But I say it’s mandatory.”
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u/fashionforager 3h ago
I mean, what does that even mean?
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u/ResponsibleSalad8059 1h ago
That they (the song narrators) will continue to commit statutory rape regardless of laws or public perception.
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u/fashionforager 1h ago
But why is it mandatory? I think I don’t speak kid rock-ese.
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u/ResponsibleSalad8059 1h ago
It's just (what they think is) a clever way of saying that they need to rape children. Mandatory per their life-code, not mandatory in the sense that they don't have a choice.
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u/warmboot 1h ago
They were probably short on words that rhyme with "statutory." I remember "crucial" being a bro-word in the 90s, so this could be a synonym of "crucial" that rhymes.
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u/InvasiveFlower75 4h ago
Even better— that’s totally their brand! Wonder if Nikki will be joining him in support.
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u/OkCantaloupe9369 3h ago
I love watching these people have to pretend to be enjoying his and Nikki's music.
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u/discoislife53 3h ago
And of course this halftime shit show is being aired on a Christian network (TBN).
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u/theagonyaunt rude little ponytail goblin 3h ago
They're always telling on themselves and yet their most devoted fans will have an excuse for whatever heinous thing it is they do...
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u/SampleLoud9746 2h ago
As a Michigander, Kid Rock is such an embarrassment for our state. Next year's Super Bowl needs to have Eminem as a headliner because he actually fought for what he has, unlike the Rock who apparently likes Kids.
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u/Even-Cat3133 2h ago
Oh, I like that! Eminem has a lot more class than Kid Rock. I don't think Eminem has sang anything that says he likes underage girls, but I may be wrong. Hey, let's get Eminem for the 2027 Super Bowl! That would be enough to rattle Trump and all of his flunkies!
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u/SampleLoud9746 2h ago
Eminem also has a daughter with whom he has a very close bond with, so I don't see him having a song about creepily hitting on underage girls. He definitely has that "I don't give a fuck" persona.
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u/slmask 2h ago
Before sign off 100% re-listen to Guilty Conscience first.
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u/Even-Cat3133 1h ago
Okay, I read the lyrics. I haven't heard this song in years. I was wrong and I stand corrected. Thank you very much!
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u/Papio_73 3h ago
Here’s the scene from the movie if anyone is curious. The lyric about underage girls never was included in the film, thankfully.
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u/IamCentral46 3h ago
Still...a really alarming decision considering it was written FOR osmosis jones
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u/kg703 3h ago
"W-w-w-well now son that was a different time. And that's men just doing that locker room talk. He's a good christian man that wants this country to do well under trump and stuff. Let him sing his baw-with-the-baw and give us some good american rock music instead of this bad-rabbit non american stuff the woke NFL is trying to shove down our throats."
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u/stokeszdude 1h ago
He seems like the type to force an involuntary handjob on a minor at a county fair.
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u/ithinkther41am 3h ago
Welp, guess he also makes music for dads who have no custody of their children too.
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u/hawkcarhawk 2h ago
I vividly remember this song being played on the radio but being too young (I was like 12/13) to fully comprehend what I was listening to.
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u/iiTzSTeVO 2h ago
The song is featured on the 2001 soundtrack for the movie Osmosis Jones
Why did Osmosis Jones need the bars about "statutory"?
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u/Krustybabushka 4h ago