Army Probes Kid Rock's Apache Helicopter Videos

0:00It's March 31st. From the studio to the stage, this is Music News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. The army just kicked off an inquiry into a couple videos, Kid Rock dropped on X, showing Apache helicopters buzzing right by his Nashville spot over, the weekend. In the clips, Rock's out there clapping and saluting as one chopper hovers closed before peeling off, and another swings around for a look. He captioned it, bragging about the respect, shading California Governor Gavin Newsom in the process. Pentagon folks confirmed the probe to the New York Times, and Rock's team hasn't hit back on questions yet. This comes from the 101st Airborne Division out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky, just north of his place. Major Jonathan Bless from the Division, called it a straight adamant review to check the mission details, airspace rules, and rigs, no full blown, investigation, Rock's no stranger to the spotlight as a vocal conservative and trump backer. He even headlined a pro-maga half-time gig as an alt to the Super Bowl.

1:03Show. Turns out those same Apache's flew over a national protest, called No Kings That Same Saturday. Officials say it was pure coincidence they were just training in the area. Word is the reviews underway to sort the facts. Keeping things by the book on military flybys, stay tuned as this plays out.