"'Young ladies, young ladies, I like 'em underage, see,' the song's lyrics go. 'Some say that's statutory (But I say that's mandatory).' The song originally appeared on the soundtrack for the animated children's film Osmosis Jones."
"Under President Trump, the DOJ has withheld nearly half of the 6 million files related to Epstein, according to Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA), even though congressional law required the DOJ to release all of the files over a month ago. Trump repeatedly called the push to release the files a "hoax" that sought to distract from his presidential accomplishments. Trump pressured Republican legislators to stop demanding the files' release until it became apparent that Democratic House members would force Republicans to undergo a public vote on whether to release the files as well."
""[Puerto Rican musician] Bad Bunny said he's having a dance party, wearing a dress, and singing in Spanish," Kid Rock said in a social media post about TPUSA's half-time show. "We plan to play great songs for folks who love America.""
Kid Rock headlined TPUSA's all-white country rock alternative to the Super Bowl halftime show. A 1997 song of his, "Cool, Daddy Cool," contains lyrics expressing attraction to underage girls and originally appeared on the Osmosis Jones soundtrack. The song's resurfacing has drawn attention as conservatives face a child sex trafficking scandal linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Under President Trump, the DOJ withheld nearly half of six million Epstein-related files, according to Rep. Ro Khanna, despite congressional requirements to release them. Trump called the push to release the files a "hoax" and delayed Republican support until a threatened public House vote. Kid Rock posted that TPUSA plans to play songs for "folks who love America."
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