Kid Rock Uses Homophobic Slur Directed At People Filming His Live Show On iPhones (VIDEO)

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Kid Rock is not backing down.

fierce backlash over a homophobic remark on June 5, Kid Rock has finally decided to address critics — by repeating the same slur that got him trouble in the first place. “If Kid Rock using the word f – – – – t offends you, good chance you are one,” tweeted the 50-year-old rapper Wednesday in a statement credited to his real name, Bob Ritchie.

Kid Rock took to Twitter to double down on his controversial use of a homophobic slur during a recent concert appearance.  The outspoken rocker, 50, caught backlash after he took the stage inside the FishLipz Bar and Grill in Smithville, Tenn.

Kid Rock has unrepentantly doubled down on his recent use of a homophobic slur by repeating the slur in question on Twitter.The rapper was filmed calling fans “f*****s” on Saturday night (June 5) as they captured footage of his performance at Tennessee’s FishLipz Bar & Grill.At one point, he was heard to yell “fuck your iPhone” and then pointed to his crotch and sang: “You can post this, you can post this, you can post this dick right now.”He subsequently screamed: “You fucking f*****s with your

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Kid Rock has been filmed hurling a homophobic slur during an impromptu performance at a bar in Tennessee last weekend.Footage obtained by TMZ shows the singer delivering a tirade on Saturday night (June 5) against fans using their smartphones to record him.At one point, he is heard to yell “fuck your iPhone” and then points to his crotch and sings: “You can post this, you can post this, you can post this dick right now.”He then screams: “You fucking f*****s with your phones out,” before the

Kid Rock wasn’t shy about hurling a homophobic slur over the weekend during a diatribe admonishing people who were recording him with their phones. The outspoken performer, 50, whose real is Robert Ritchie, hit a stage inside the FishLipz Bar and Grill in Smithville, Tenn., and onlookers videoed the "Biker Boyz" actor shouting "f—k your iPhone" before belting the other "f" word at "you f---ing f-----s with your iPhones out!!!" according to footage obtained by TMZ.