Kid Rock's Helicopter Flyby: Army Review Underway

0:00It's March 31st. From Hollywood to your headphones, this is Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story. Kid Rock stirred up some buzz when he shared a video of two army Apache helicopters buzzing right over his national backyard on March 28th. The rapper was hyped, saluting and cheering from his pool deck next to a mini statue of Liberty, with his mansion decked out like the Southern White House. He captioned it praising America and those who sacrificed for it, and the clip blew up online. The US Army quickly took notice and confirmed they're kicking off an administrative review to check if the flight followed all regs on airspace and safety. A supposed person said aviators have to stick to strict standards, and they'll take action if anything was off. Word spread fast, pulling in millions of views and sparking questions about how close those choppers got to private property. This online were split some, loving the patriotism, others wondering if it crossed lines on civilian airspace.

1:01Meanwhile, the 101st Airborne Division, out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky, owned up that the helicopters were on a standard training route through. The Nashville area. They're now running their own probe into the details to make sure everything lined up with safety and community rules. This one's still unfolding with no word yet, from Kid Rock's camp, but it'll be interesting to see if the reviews uncover any real issues or just clear. The air on a wild backyard fly by.