Army Investigates Kid Rock Helicopter Flyby

0:00It's March 30th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, driven by AI, what everyone's talking about. The Army just kicked off a review after rapper Kid Rock dropped a video on social media showing two Apache helicopters buzzing right by his Tennessee, crib near Nashville. Spokesman Major Monterey Russell confirmed they're checking if those pilots stepped to safety rules and flight regs, promising action if anything's off. Meanwhile, the 101st Airborne Division opened its own probe through Major Jonathan Bless, stressing they take community impact dead, serious. Kid Rock posted the clip Saturday from Pulseide at his massive 27,000 square foot spot. He calls the Southern White House, saluting the choppers and shouting out fallen soldiers with God Bless America. He's a vocal Trump supporter who even hit the Oval Office last year, and that same day saw no Kings protest popping off nationwide, including Nashville, though no clear link to the flyby.

1:01It's still foggy while those birds were hovering. Could be routine routes out of four Campbell or something deliberate, but the Army's digging deep to, sorted out and keep standards tight.