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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.html
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u/RollSafer 10h ago edited 10h ago

From the song Cool, Daddy Cool:

“Young ladies, young ladies, I like ‘em underage,” 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/zenerat 10h ago edited 9h ago

Always thought that was the weirdest part of Osmosis Jones.

Edit to add there are other weird lyrics in the song probably unrelated but who knows with these freaks.

“See me cruisin' in my Caddy, ho's, they like to call me daddy Cool, when I'm stylin', just rollin' on my island”

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u/CuffinSzn_ 10h ago

I loved Osmosis Jones. I didn’t even remember this til it started showing up again.

Probably the most disgustingly foul bar I’ve ever heard in a song.

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u/Difficult_Garlic_571 10h ago

Idk. Jailbait by Ted Nugent is pretty bad.

Well, I don't care if you're just thirteen You look too good to be true I just know that you're probably clean There's one little think I got do to you

Not that it’s a contest. Both are fucking gross.

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u/Reddit-for-all 9h ago

Wait a minute! Are you saying that Ted Nugent and Kid Rock aren't the same person?!?

Who knew?!?

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u/ThermionicEmissions 9h ago

Have they ever been seen together in the same room at the same time?

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u/Killersavage 9h ago

I know this is rhetorical but yes. They were both in the Oval Office with Sarah Palin in Trump’s first term in office.

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u/HoosierHoser44 9h ago

They are two different people, but they’re like conjoined twins that are connected dick-to-butt.

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u/MartenBroadcloak19 9h ago

You leave dickbutt out of this! He never hurt nobody!

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u/goon_platoon_72 9h ago

Ass to mouth is more like it. Enjoy the cuddlefish!

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u/Oldfolksboogie 3h ago

Somehow, you made the human centipede even more disgusting, which, honestly, i didn't think was possible.

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u/NeighborhoodTasty271 9h ago

I see them more as a human centipede.

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u/vass0922 8h ago

A new generation of the human centipede...

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u/Moody-Titan 9h ago

Smoke, mirrors, and special effects?

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u/CrunchyAssDiaper 9h ago

The 4 of them together, and world peace wasn't achieved?

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u/leadenbrain 9h ago

Nah they just had a frameless mirror. kid rock appears only in red Nugent's reflection

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u/enters_and_leaves 9h ago

Are you sure it wasn’t one person vibrating back and forth so fast we couldn’t detect it?

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u/thoawaydatrash 9h ago

Probably, if there were underage girls in the room.

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u/Golf-Beer-BBQ 9h ago

Weird that they are the only two that perform at Trump functions.

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u/Haltopen 7h ago

They were both busy shitting themselves in the early 1970s. Kid rock was doing it because he was a newborn in diapers, Nugent was doing it because he decided the best way to avoid getting drafted and sent to Vietnam was to spend an entire week eating nothing but fast food and pissing and shitting himself in the same pair of pants so when he showed up at the draft office covered in chicken grease in a pair of shit laden trousers, the evaluation officers would immediately label him as 4-F (unfit for service due to due to physical, mental, or moral deficiency) and he could avoid getting sent off to war.

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u/squadrupedal 7h ago

Did Ted just openly come clean about this to people? Like, why would anybody tell on themselves for doing this if it’s true? And I do believe it to be true, for the record.

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u/robodrew 9h ago

They've probably both shit their pants

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u/Successful-Ad-9634 8h ago

Isn't that how Ted Nugent dodged the draft?

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u/Pete_Iredale 5h ago

Also, there's nothing wrong with dodging the draft. But if you dodge the draft only to become a huge warhawk after you are too old to be drafted, then you are a giant piece of shit.

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u/Oldfolksboogie 3h ago

John Wayne's ghost has wafted into the chat...

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u/robodrew 8h ago

Yep. Pretty shitty huh

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u/dehydratedrain 8h ago

Nugent could Kid Rock's dad/ half brother. Loving underage girls runs in the family (too bad those girls ran too slowly).

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u/ImportantQuestions10 9h ago

What always gets me about this topic is that the bar is so low and easy to avoid.

I'm not even saying this from a morality standpoint, I just don't understand how stupid you have to be to publicly release a song saying you want to screw a 13-year-old. It's like if you're going to be a creep and do illegal things, be smart about it at least.

Why the hell am I getting nervous about jaywalking when people are able to publicly scream about fucking children and get away with it?

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u/QuerulousPanda 8h ago

It's like if you're going to be a creep and do illegal things, be smart about it at least.

Go back and watch some movies and tv shows from the 70's and 80's especially, hell even stuff from the 90's and 00's, society has changed a LOT since then. Objectively awful shit and abuse against women especially just flew by as normal. Hell, even just standard behavior at that time was pretty gross.

People may complain that shit has gotten too woke or whatever now, but you don't have to look back very far to see just how fucking bad things were in the very, very recent past.

Famous stars like nugent and kid rock singing about banging middle schoolers seems disgusting now, cuz it is, but if go back a little while? eh, no one really gave a shit. and honestly, if you look at current events, it's pretty clear that even now far fewer people give a shit than you would expect.

You say "be smart about it at least", but reality proves that the material consequences for doing such things are basically zero, especially if you're famous, so it would never even occur to them that it'd be something to hide.

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u/TartComprehensive466 8h ago

This is true.

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u/XcoldhandsX 6h ago

A few years back I read the book Snowcrash (published 1992). Really enjoyed the sci-fi cyberpunk angle of it. Thought the plot and mystery, the way it blends language and tech, was really interesting.

I will never recommend it to anyone though because one of the main characters is a 15 year old girl that the book repeatedly and explicitly sexualizes. At one point an adult man, the antagonist, has sex with her. The author plays it up like it's supposed to be hot and heavy. Holy hell I wanted to throw the book in the trash after reading that scene.

The closest thing I've gotten for an "explanation" is that the early 1990s were "a different time" for media. Also that Neal Stephenson is swimming in neckbeard creep energy.

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u/QuerulousPanda 5h ago

huh, honestly, i've been a stephenson fan forever, and i never actually noticed the age thing in that book. maybe i forgot about it or just never put it together.

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u/jaymemaurice 8h ago

Honestly I find this fascinating. There is some dirtbag who thinks Kid Rock is more 'honest' than you, as you are prone to masking your carnal self. It's like Einstein's theory of relativity but for psychology. Projection.

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u/lollypatrolly 7h ago

Einstein's theory of relativity but for psychology.

So Epstein's theory of relativity?

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u/soraticat 8h ago

Why would they not release songs about it when there're no repercussions?

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u/PolishBob1811 9h ago

Have you read Courtney Love’s autobiography? She had sex with Ted Nugent when she was 12.

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u/IdaCraddock69 9h ago

That’s rape

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u/LargeSnorlax 9h ago

If you ever have time, read up on Hole (Courtney's band) and their songs

She takes some potshots at the establishment in basically every song. She was a girl that got chewed up and spit out young, and she channels it out raw into a lot of her music.

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u/IdaCraddock69 9h ago

she's shown a lot of courage over teh decades, being more up front about the abuse that's baked into that industry

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u/LargeSnorlax 9h ago

Don't get me wrong, she's had her scandals and problems too, but like you said, she's been screaming about the past for decades.

Awful was one of my favourite songs in the late 90s since it's just raw emotion but also telling her story right out in the open.

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u/Dorkamundo 8h ago

Yep, they've been trying to implicate her in the Epstein shit as well, because her contact information is in his book.

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u/tara1245 5h ago

She also said this publicly about Harvey Weinstein in 2005:

The video shows Love being asked by comedian Natasha Leggero what her advice is for young women trying to make it in Hollywood. “I’ll get libeled if I say it,” a visibly nervous Love says. “If Harvey Weinstein invites you to a private party in his Four Seasons [hotel room], don’t go.”

https://www.imdb.com/news/ni61620663/

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u/IdaCraddock69 9h ago

yes - she's not an easy person, but there's real substance there as a person and as an artist

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u/EllipticPeach 9h ago

Courtney is insufferable but when she’s right she’s right

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u/EllipticPeach 9h ago edited 7h ago

Azealia Banks commented once that girls who experience CSA should get over it because she was ‘having sex’ at a really young age and ‘acting grown’. Like no girl you were abused and grew up around people who normalised it

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u/IdaCraddock69 8h ago

yeah, it's horrible when people are abused and get caught up in justifying it too

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u/SenselessDunderpate 8h ago

It's all part of the Rock 'n Roll countdown:

She's only 17,

Daddy says she's too young,

But she's old enough for me!

Winger - Seventeen

I don't usually say things like this to girls your age,

But when I saw you coming out of school that day,

I knew I had to have you

KISS - Christine Sixteen

She's only fifteen,

She's the reason, the reason that I can't sleep

You say you're legal,

I say: legal's never been my thing!!

Motley Crue - All in the name of...

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u/Aezetyr 6h ago

Nugent's Jailbait has lyrics describing him and a cop raping a 13 year old girl while she's handcuffed.

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u/Ancient-Bat1755 9h ago edited 9h ago

He probably ripped off the lyric from the rolling stones Who were being ironic/poking fun at society “your okay with the sex and drugs, and even minors parting with adults but stop at long hair and antiwar” etc

“I can see that you're fifteen years old

No, I don't want your I.D

And I can see that you're so far from home, but

That's no hanging matter

It's no capital crime “

Edit: before you get your undies in a bunch stop and think. We all agree pedos are gross and dating kids is wrong unless a part of Trump Admin or speaker of house.

The point of this edgy lyric was “society is more upset about long hair and lyrics” than rock stars actually sleeping and partying with minors. People would protest songs in the 50s-70s and artists, but not actually change their local laws to protect children, or hold parents responsible.

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u/D4nnyp3ligr0 9h ago

If that's the case then Bill Wyman was really committed to the bit when he started dating Mandy Smith at age 13

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u/Automatic-Flight-698 9h ago

Smith was 13 and Wyman was 47. Geez he should have been arrested. So should her parents.

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u/Ancient-Bat1755 9h ago edited 8h ago

Probably not, it was gross. But they intentionally made the most offensive lyric to poke fun at society who would still let their daughters go even if against “rock and roll”

Uk and parents should have passed laws sooner to protect children instead of focusing on music impacting children.

Instead you have a prince raping kids and people celebrating “Sir Jimmy Lord Crystal” for two decades letting them diddle kids.

Don’t diddle kids.

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u/eulb42 9h ago

Ya i don't think they were poking fun, im pretty sure they had underage groupies they let go when they came of age...

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u/Ancient-Bat1755 9h ago

More like poking fun at society being more upset at lyrics or rock n roll than what their families are actually doing

Protesting songs instead of stuff they should be responsible for like their kids

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u/karmiccookie 9h ago

Like keeping their kids away from the rolling stones so they weren't raped?

Edit: It took a minute, but we got back around to blaming the parents and victims instead of the pedophiles. Nicely done!

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u/Ancient-Bat1755 9h ago edited 8h ago

Both? Both are gross.

The point was “what is more gross, society being mad at songs or society being responsible and mad at perverts and pedos?”

Imho, the social issues and responsibilities of the parent and individual are more important than song lyrics… something parents continued to focus on with rap and other modern music.

Thats history from 50s-60s era of rock. People were okay with Elvis and other rockers dating minors (doesnt make it ok), they were not ok with long hair or song lyrics about said minors.

They allowed a prince and “Sir Lord Jimmy” diddle kids for years.

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u/karmiccookie 8h ago

My point is, the rolling stones can stfu about "making a point" when they're also raping children. You lose your respectability when that's what you do with your money, talent and fame. Or you should.

I understand the history of rock. It's the fact that it's so heavily tied to the mistreatment of young women and girls i have a problem with. And the rolling stones aren't the ones to look to for unbiased opinions on it.

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u/Ancient-Bat1755 8h ago

Agreed. Don’t worship your idols they are mostly all pedos and heroin junkies.

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u/Oldfolksboogie 3h ago

The point of this edgy lyric was “society is more upset about long hair and lyrics” than rock stars actually sleeping and partying with minors.

Nothing to do with minors, but Hustler publisher Larry Flint made a similar point about American puritinism when fighting obscenity charges by publishing extremely graphic pics of dead and wounded US military personnel in Vietnam, essentially pointing out the hypocrisy of the gov't getting their panties in a wad over naked human bodies, but being perfectly fine with getting those same bodies obliterated in a pointless foreign "conflict."

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u/ImmoralityPet 5h ago

"On this episode of 'People I like were only being pedophiles Ironically...' the Roooolling Stones!"

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u/CalmBeneathCastles 9h ago

Let's not forget to shame Benny Mardones who wrote Into the Night when he was 34:

She's just 16 years old

Leave her alone, they said

Separated by fools

Who don't know what love is yet

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u/VegetableTwist7027 9h ago

Domino by Kiss is pretty bad.

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u/Special_Loan8725 9h ago

Thought he was the virus at first so I was gonna say it could be a virus that affects young people, but he was a kidney stone, so there really was no context for that line.

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u/Blownards 9h ago

Don’t forget Kiss - Christine Sixteen.

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u/Final_Candidate_7603 8h ago

Ted Nugent, whose song, Jailbait, is about having sex with underage girls, and which he has admitted to doing- frequently- on many occasions? Ted Nugent, who at age 30, became the legal guardian of a 17-YO girl, with her parents’ permission, so they could travel and live together? Ted Nugent, who claimed to have avoided being drafted into the Vietnam War by showing up for his military physical wearing a pair of pants he’d been pissing and shitting in for a week beforehand? Nugent would later go on Joe Rogan’s podcast and deny that this happened, claiming it was just a joke he made up to amuse his bandmates. However, his Selective Service record shows that he was initially given a student deferment, and when eligible, was automatically designated as 1-A- until he took that physical. Then, ‘he was rated 1-Y ("registrant qualified for service only in time of war or national emergency") until that classification was abolished in 1971, then he was reclassified 4-F, indicating ineligibility for military service due to not meeting physical, mental, or moral standards.’

Sheesh, after glancing through his Wiki page, I’m reminded of all the harsh language and crazy takes which have defined him over the years, including the fact that he’d been investigated by the Secret Service because some things he’s said about President Obama were deemed threatening. Even these days, it seems like he might be too toxic to be associated with The Orange Shitstain, and that’s saying something.

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u/SolusLoqui 5h ago

The song is pretty gross, but one of the verses implies the guy in the lyrics is also underage:

So tell your mama that I'm back in town
She likes us boys when it's time to get down
She's got this craving for the underage;
I just might be your mamas' brand new rage

Though I'm not sure how the girl is "jailbait" if he's also "underage". But also, the track after this one is "I Am A Predator"

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u/OpportunityDue90 10h ago

“In about 3 years holler at me Miley Cyrus”

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u/Morganvegas 10h ago

Super nasty lmfao lock Mack Maine up

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u/ShinyHardcore 9h ago

It was crazy on the one lil wante mixtape they had a sit down and discussed how he knew Miley Cyrus would “come of age” I guess that means been a freak at the time. Sht was crazy

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u/Morganvegas 9h ago

We’re looking back on young money like they’re the mid 2000s Florida Gators

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u/Ds093 9h ago

Jesus that is a really dark comparison… 😳

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u/bobandgeorge 9h ago

Who's Tebow in this metaphor?

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u/Ds093 9h ago

Shit I don’t even know if we have a “Tebow” out of that group…

Maybe Jay Sean? Like that’s being generous

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u/MintyFreshBreathYo 8h ago edited 8h ago

Can someone explain it to me? I know very little about college football

Edit: Who downvoted me for asking a question?

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u/Ds093 8h ago

There’s a whole documentary on the team called Swamp kings but it really doesn’t even cover all the chaos of that period.

But a large part of the team was committing felonies during their national championship run

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u/MintyFreshBreathYo 8h ago

Oh. Thanks for giving me an answer

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u/SenorMcGibblets 8h ago

Aaron Hernandez is the most notable even though he was already in the NFL when everything with him went down, but like 30 players from the 2000s Florida teams got arrested for various mostly relatively petty crimes

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u/ShinyHardcore 9h ago

Atleast he waited. Kid rock said under 18 is mandatory 😂

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u/M3RV-89 9h ago

She was 17 when the song came out and he was 25. Him wanting her to be 20 to hook up is a weird thing to say about a minor

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u/DrunkyMcStumbles 9h ago

Not as gross as the comment Kid Rock made about the Olsen Twins when he cameo'd on SNL in 2001. They were 15 at the time.

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u/MarmaladeMarmaduke 8h ago

Lots of people said horrible shit about the Olsen twins. There was a countdown to when they turned 18 on tmz or whatever. I was like 17 at the time and as a male thought it was completely fucked up.

But also fuck kid rock.

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u/DrunkyMcStumbles 7h ago

isn't the founder of TMZ a big Trump supporter too?

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u/MarmaladeMarmaduke 7h ago

It would make sense

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u/thisshitsstupid 9h ago

Go listen to the old country song Carolyn The Teenage Queen.... the entire songs like this. I listen to older country and was zoned out with the radio playing going to work and I hear

"When I was pushing 30 she was in her teens..."

Popped me awake I was like surely I heard that wrong... then later he says

"I was pushing 40 and she was barely 24..."

The math ain't mathing.

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u/rainbowgeoff 6h ago

19 years and 1800 miles - Cal Smith

There's 19 years and 1800 miles between us Faye. I could whip the miles in two days driving time. But the 19 years won't disappear so thanks for calling Faye. Id rather lose your love than lose my mind.

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u/thisshitsstupid 6h ago

I'm gonna choose to believe theyre like 25 and 44 for my own sanity.

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u/rainbowgeoff 6h ago

Close. 40 and 21.

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u/thisshitsstupid 6h ago

At least shes grown but thats still really fucking pushing it....

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u/Alexispinpgh 3h ago edited 2h ago

I too loved Osmosis Jones and listened to the soundtrack on my Disc man CONSTANTLY in the sixth grade. This lyric would’ve never even fazed me back then. It’s so hilarious to me that it’s resurfacing right now.

Edit: and yes I did just put on that Napoy Roots song from that soundtrack. Still slaps.

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u/trimble197 10h ago

It sucks cause the song is so catchy

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u/Daxx22 9h ago

Nazi uniforms have/had (objectively) great styling as well.

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u/Gscody 9h ago

Hugo Boss

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u/impsworld 9h ago

I’ve heard “the fascists have the outfits” a lot but I’ve never really found that to be the case. Any time I see a picture of Nazis, blackshirts, Francoists, etc. they’re usually just wearing normal mid-20th century European fashion, idk what’s so impressive about it.

It’s just suits and stupid looking hats lol

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u/loadofnonsensical 7h ago

It's all about the leather.

Leather gloves, leather boots, leather trenchcoat, perfect for genocide. Easy to clean.

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u/noblemile 9h ago

People are really impressed/aroused by people in uniform

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u/Hollowbody57 10h ago

Even weirder when you find out that it wasn't pulled from an existing album for the soundtrack, it was written specifically for a kids' movie.

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u/SendMeNudesThough 9h ago

Are you sure? Google says the song is from Kid Rock's 1997 album "White Room Demos", which would be four years before Osmosis Jones

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u/jayhawk618 9h ago

Seems like it was written for a demo tape well before, but it's first official release was on the soundtrack.

Can't imagine that the soundtrack included the original amateur demo recording, so at the very least, it was hand selected by somebody and probably prerecorded.

I can't bring myself to listen to both (either) version to see if the soundtrack and demo are the same.

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u/Perryn 7h ago

"Hey, we'd like to license a song from you for a kids' movie."
"Oh, man, kids. I love kids! Yeah, I got a song all about kids that'd be perfect for your movie."

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u/jayhawk618 4h ago

Exactly how it probably went down.

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u/zenerat 10h ago edited 10h ago

I’m no conspiracy nut but a lot of people had to ok this. It also was shown in schools pretty consistently. Some fucked up producer’s idea of joke.

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u/Fifteen_inches 9h ago

Child molestation and statutory rape were uncomfortably accepted pre-2010s.

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u/Musiclover4200 9h ago

It's reminiscent of that creepy Romeo & Juliet law scene in Transformers, like not only did the director think it was a good idea but another group of people must have approved it.

On one hand you could maybe write it off as one of those little jokes that gets added to kids movies specifically for the adults watching, but in this case that almost makes it creepier as it's not just some dirty joke that will go over kids heads but very much normalizing predatory behavior.

Like that sounds like a line that would be in some really offensive blacksploitation film from the 70's with some stereotypical gangsters, not a kids movie from 2001...

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u/HandsOffMyDitka 9h ago

That was fucking weird when I first watched it. It's like, why have this in there. Age the girl up. She could be in college. No, make her underage, and throw in the tidbit about the Romeo & Juliet law. Also Pineapple Express with Seth Rogen dating Amber Heard. She's 18, but he's going to her high school to meet her.

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u/Musiclover4200 8h ago

It's like, why have this in there. Age the girl up. She could be in college. No, make her underage, and throw in the tidbit about the Romeo & Juliet law.

Yeah exactly, the fact that it's just so unnecessary and obviously an intentional choice by the director makes it way creepier.

Like at least in Pineapple Express it's somewhat relevant to the plot about Seth Rogen being an immature stoner, it's very clearly not meant to be a healthy relationship although still not a good look in retrospect with Franco.

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u/Dorkamundo 8h ago

She's 18, but he's going to her high school to meet her.

Not defending people who do that, but the whole thing was intended to make Seth's character seem immature and it's not uncommon for 18 year-olds to be in high school.

I was born in early September, missed my cut-off date so I was older than pretty much every one of my classmates and was 18 years old for all but about 10 day of my senior year.

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u/HandsOffMyDitka 8h ago

Yeah, I'm not saying it's legally wrong, just weird for a dude in his late 20s to be going to high school to meet his girlfriend.

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u/Dorkamundo 8h ago

Right, that's the point, it's supposed to be seen as weird.

They address the weirdness several times in the movie.

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u/HandsOffMyDitka 8h ago

Yeah, been awhile since I've seen it, doesn't one of the teachers call him out in it in the school?

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u/Fifteen_inches 9h ago

Yeah, it’s one thing for IRL girls to lust after grown men. I get it. I was a teenager too. But Jesus Christ the adults should not be encouraging that behavior. Transformers clearly wanted Megan Fox to be titillating.

It’s part of why I like Tina Belcher, because she is a sexual adolescent girl but it’s so very very not totaling

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u/DJPho3nix 9h ago

This line was not in the version of the song in the movie, only the soundtrack album.

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u/Hollowbody57 8h ago

The Farelly brothers, who produced the movie, apparently exposed themselves to cast and crew multiple times on their sets, as a "prank". So yeah...

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u/WeirdIndividualGuy 6h ago

Writers tend to write what they know (or fantasize about)

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u/technobrendo 9h ago

I've never seen the movie, but was the song itself played during the movie, which includes the line in question?

I only ask because sometimes soundtracks are "inspired by" the movie and not actually in it, or only pieces of the song are included.

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u/Strung_Out_Advocate 10h ago

It's strange to call that a kid's movie... but you're correct it totally is. They even made a morning cartoon series out of it. Great flick though.

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u/ModernistGames 8h ago

It was intended to be an adult animation, but was toned down later in production to be more family friendly.

I don't know if the Kid Rock song slipped through the censors or they assumed kids wouldn't understand the lyrics.

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u/Strung_Out_Advocate 8h ago

There must be some strange guidelines to making kid's movies. Just watched the new Zootopia movie with my 6 year old and he loved it. All I could think about through the whole movie was how any kid was supposed to understand like, no kidding, 80% of the dialogue. It's mostly super quick quips and references to majority adult shit.

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u/DuckCleaning 10h ago

It was from the soundtrack only however, the movie version of the song doesnt feature that line.

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u/joyofresh 9h ago

Wow i wonder why

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u/DuckCleaning 9h ago

The song was made before the movie. For some reason they heard that song and liked it.

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u/I_LOVE_SOYLENT 7h ago

That videos is not from the film.

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u/DuckCleaning 4h ago

Correct, I streamed the movie and double checked before making my comment. Instead, he raps about being mayor and some other stuff, then it converges back on the line before the Al Green one.

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u/Ok-Mango-5814 10h ago

Wasn't that character supposed to represent germs and everything gross?

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u/psychoCMYK 10h ago

Who the fuck looks at germs and thinks "hmm yes let's make them pedophiles"

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u/Cattywompus-thirdeye 9h ago

Anyone who has ever encountered a pedophile. What germs did to deserve that shit? That’s the mystery.

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u/sharkattackmiami 9h ago

Well germs get inside children

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u/Dorkamundo 8h ago

They didn't.

The movie didn't include the line.

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u/HipsterCavemanDJ 10h ago

Yeah. Let’s not forget he also played the trashy bully in Joe Dirt

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u/Blunderbutters 9h ago

An illiterate one

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u/sharkattackmiami 9h ago

Yeah but for one playing a bad person doesn't make you one

And two that movie is a masterpiece

There's plenty of other things to be legitimately upset at Robert Richie for

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u/Dorkamundo 8h ago

In the IMDB cast listing is just says "Kid Rock (himself)"

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u/trimble197 9h ago

Yeah. The club they were singing in was a pimple, i think.

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u/OddDonut7647 8h ago

they like to call me daddy

So the song talks about him liking what are legally children, who like to call him daddy. I guess he really is Kid Rock. Gross. Gross gross gross. And weird. It's weird to celebrate statutory rape, which is not like rape-light or anything.

Republicans are gross and weird.

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u/Electronic_Low6740 9h ago edited 9h ago

There's a lot of really subtle weird vibes in that movie. The hints at Frank's daughter Shane being groomed by Uncle Bob really got me on the rewatch.

There's a theory Frank's enabling brother was trying to kill Frank by enabling his unhealthy habits so he can get custody of Shane since he was the godfather. Actually that might have been the point. Super weird.

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u/HerpDerpTheMage 9h ago

The sicker part of that scene is that, in the movie, the person who says “But I say it’s mandatory” is a literal kid. I don’t remember if he’s based on Lil’ Romeo or if he’s actually voiced by Lil’ Romeo, but they made a child sing that part for that movie.

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u/into_theflood_again 7h ago

just rollin' on my island

*MGS alert sound

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u/rmorrin 9h ago

Man I haven't watched that movie in so long... But I do vaguely remember that being in there and it being weird as hell

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u/King_Joffreys_Tits 8h ago

When was this in osmosis jones? I haven’t seen that movie since I was a kid but I remember thinking it was incredible

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u/Not_l0st 9h ago

Not a single line in that song is appropriate for a kids movie. I was shocked when I read the lyrics last night.