Kid Rock's Military Flyover: Investigation Launched

0:00On March 31st, Kid Rock made waves this weekend when he posted a video of two army Apache helicopters hovering right by his Nashville home. The rocker stood poolside, cheering them on with claps and fist pumps, calling it a big show of respect. He tied it to some digs at California's governor, in his caption, praising the military sacrifices. This happened amid No Kings protests in Nashville the same day, but the army first said it was just routine training nearby, nothing planned. Folks online lit up was some seeing it as a nod to Kid Rock's pro-military vibe. The 55-year-old has long been vocal about his patriotism, and locals know helicopters buzz the area often. Now the army's 101st Airborne Division kicked off an investigation into the flight path near his place. Officials confirmed they're reviewing the social media clip to check the details. Kid Rock shrugged it off to reporters, saying his pal in the White House has his back, and these flyovers happen all the time, especially heading to, stadium games.

1:02He always steps out to wave hello, so this one's just another cool moment in the skies. Music news, powered by AI. This is Music News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.