Kid Rock takes aim at critics, 'snowflakes' with new song 'Don't Tell Me How to Live'

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Kid Rock is involved in yet another controversy. The singer and rapper just released a music video for his song, “Don’t Tell Me How To Live,” where he draws comparisons between himself and figures like Bruce Springsteen and James Dean.

“Don’t Tell Me How to Live” featuring Monster Truck, and he surely isn’t holding back on the, er, imagery.

Kid Rock is riled up in his new song, “Don’t Tell Me How To Live.”

We’re ready to claw our own eyeballs out after this one.

Kid Rock has shared a new song in which he hits out at “snowflakes” and “offended millennials” – listen to ‘Don’t Tell Me How To Live’ below.The track, Kid Rock’s first new music since 2017, sees him team up with Canadian rock band Monster Truck on a pseudo-cover of their 2015 track, also called ‘Don’t Tell Me How To Live’.“A nation of pussies is our next generation,” Kid Rock says on the new track, which comes complete with a video that sees him wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with the slogan:

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Kid Rock revealed he's releasing a new song, "Don't Tell Me How To Live." The 50-year-old singer announced that the single and a music video would be released Friday on his Instagram account. The musician posted an image of the Statue of Liberty wearing a face mask in his teaser.

Adele has shared an intimate performance of ’30’ cut ‘To Be Loved’ on social media.Posting a video filmed on PhotoBooth and captioned with the song’s title, Adele performs the heartfelt track in its entirety from her living room.Aside from the album’s lead single ‘Easy On Me’, Adele also debuted three other cuts from ’30’ in her CBSspecial One Night Only: ‘Hold On’, ‘I Drink Wine’ and ‘Love Is A Game’.Watch Adele’s living room performance of ‘To Be Loved’ below.In an interview with Zane Lowe,

Adele took to social media to share a new live video of herself belting out the lyrics to her new song ‘To Be Loved’ from her upcoming album ’30’ with her incredible vocals and soft piano in the background.

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Avatar sequels, saying that “no one gives a shit” about them.The topical news show host approached the subject of the sequels, which arrive more than 12 years after the original film, on a recent episode of Last Week Tonight.“There are things it’s OK to take a decade on and not deliver on: the Avatar sequels, for instance,” Oliver began, as reported by Uproxx.He continued: “Take your time on those, James Cameron. No one gives a shit.