Army Suspends Crew Over Kid Rock Helicopter Incident

0:00On March 31st, the Army just suspended the crew behind those military helicopters buzzing Kid Rock's Nashville pad over the weekend. 2. AH-64 Apache choppers from Fort Campbell, Kentucky did a close flyby near his spot he calls the Southern White House, a White House. Look alike. Kid Rock caught it all on video Saturday, clapping along as they circled and posted it online with a dig a California's governor praising American. Troops instead. That clips racked up 10 million views already, sparking a ton of buzz. Folks online lit up, some cheering the patriotism, others questioning if it broke rules on low flights over private turf. Army brass jumped in quick, saying Monday they'd review for safety and regs violations. Now Tuesday, a US official confirms the crews on ice, pinning a full probe into the mission and airspace compliance. Spokespeople insist it had zero ties to those big no-kings protests nationwide, calling the timing, pure coincidence.

1:01Looks like the Army's doubling down on pro standards for aviators, so we'll see what shakes out from this review as it wraps up. Stay tuned with music news today, AI-powered updates.