Kid Rock Goes Into Meltdown Mode After Getting Punked By Gavin Newsom's X Account
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The musician fired back at the California governor's trolling message.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s online trolling act has claimed another victim: Kid Rock.
The musician and prominent supporter of President Donald Trump was triggered on Monday by a post from Newsom’s press office account that used an AI image of Kid Rock to claim he endorsed the governor.
Kid Rock shared the image and disputed it with a “deez nuts” reference:
Newsom and his team have been posting trolling messages similar and in some cases nearly identical to Trump’s, right down to the all-caps howling and use of AI images.
Many of the same right-wing figures who celebrate Trump are offended by Newsom’s political performance art, including several Fox News hosts and, now, Kid Rock.
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