Army Investigates Kid Rock's Apache Helicopter Video

0:00It's March 31st. This is Toronto News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. The US Army is looking into videos posted by Kid Rock showing a patchy attack helicopter is buzzing over his Tennessee home. The rocker shared clips from his hilltop spot he dubs the southern White House, calling it a sign of real respect from the military. Army folks from the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky say the choppers were just on a standard training run through the Nashville area. They insist the flyover was pure coincidence, nothing planned. Kid Rock, a big trumpacker, tied the post to a jab at California Governor Gavin Newsom, praising troops who served the country. This happened near a no-kings protest against Trump, adding fuel to the online chatter. The two have history, trading social media shots for months, with Newsom even playing around by saying he's banning Kid Rock from the Golden State. For some wild workout video. Right now, the Army is digging deeper into those clips to soar fact from hype, keeping

1:02an eye on how military ops mix with celebrity posts and politics.