Kid Rock, known for his outspoken nature, abruptly ended his surprise performance at Jon Bon Jovi's Nashville bar, JBJ's, after a heated exchange with the audience regarding their lack of enthusiastic clapping. Videos of the incident show the singer initially being met with applause but quickly demanding more from the crowd, even demonstrating how to clap properly. When the audience's clapping didn't meet his expectations, Rock unleashed insults and stormed off the stage.
Kid Rock abruptly ended his surprise performance at Jon Bon Jovi's Nashville bar, JBJ's, accusing the audience of not clapping enthusiastically enough. The incident occurred on Saturday, February 8th, during a birthday celebration for Bon Jovi's keyboardist, David Bryan. Videos circulating online show Rock initially being greeted with applause as he joined Bryan on stage. He then began singing, but quickly grew agitated, demanding more enthusiastic applause from the crowd.
He even demonstrated how to clap properly before unleashing insults and stating, 'If you ain't gonna clap, we ain't gonna sing. That's how it's gonna go.'The crowd obliged, clapping as instructed for a brief period, but Rock abruptly stopped the performance again, cursing at a bar patron. Bon Jovi's bandmate was seen raising his hand and conversing with another musician as Rock stormed off the stage. In a post on social media about his birthday celebration the following night, Bryan wrote: 'THANK YOU FOR THE BIRTHDAY WISHES! Rocking at @jbjsnash last night with @bigkennytv!'This outburst follows Rock's performance at a January inauguration event for former President Donald Trump. He rocked out at the Make America Great Again Victory Rally in Washington, D.C., alongside other artists like Jason Aldean and Rascal Flatts
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