Kid Rock abruptly left the stage at Jon Bon Jovi's Nashville bar on Saturday night after a disagreement with the audience during his performance, which was intended to celebrate David Bryan's birthday. The incident saw Kid Rock demanding enthusiastic clapping from the crowd, ultimately storming off when they didn't meet his expectations.
Kid Rock made a dramatic exit from Jon Bon Jovi's Nashville bar on Saturday night after a dispute with the crowd during his performance. The musician was at the venue to celebrate Bon Jovi rocker David Bryan's birthday. Initially, Kid Rock received applause when he took the stage and began singing 'Proud Mary' by Creedence Clearwater Revival. However, he abruptly stopped the song, demanding the crowd clap along to his rhythm. 'F--- them. F--- them. Hey, hey, stop.
If you ain't gonna clap, we ain't gonna sing. That's how it's gonna go,' Kid Rock exclaimed in a video captured by a fan and shared on TikTok. He even demonstrated the pace he desired from the audience. Frustrated by the lack of enthusiastic clapping, Kid Rock declared, 'You know what, f--- y’all. You ain’t gonna clap, I’m gone,' and stormed off the stage. Bryan, who appeared confused, was seen talking to another bandmate as Kid Rock made his dramatic departure. Kid Rock's representative didn't respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment. Despite Kid Rock's abrupt exit, Bryan seemed to have enjoyed his birthday celebration at Bon Jovi's bar. On Sunday, he took to Instagram to share a video of his performance, thanking everyone for the birthday wishes. Meanwhile, this incident follows Kid Rock's recent political affiliations. He is a known supporter of Donald Trump and has performed at several of his events, including the Make America Great Again Victory Rally and the Republican National Convention. At the RNC, Kid Rock rewrote his 2000 song 'American Bad A--' to include references to Trump and led the audience in chants of 'Fight, fight!' and 'Trump, Trump!' During his speech, Trump praised Kid Rock, mentioning that the rocker had reached out to him about being involved with the convention.
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