Real Time with Bill Maher Ep. #685: Kid Rock, Tim Ryan, Pamela Paul
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Feb 15, 2025 Kid Rock, the legendary musician known for his rock anthems and bold political views, joins Tim Ryan, former Ohio congressman and clean energy advocate, and Pamela Paul, New York Times opinion columnist and cultural commentator. They dive into the intersection of politics and pop culture, share laughs about Valentine's Day humor, and tackle pressing issues like environmental challenges and media narratives on women's empowerment. The conversation also touches on the evolving dynamics of gender identity and the intriguing rise of AI in relationships.
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Forgotten Super Bowl Gig
- Kid Rock performed at the Super Bowl halftime show in 2004 alongside Janet Jackson, Justin Timberlake, Nelly, and P. Diddy.
- The performance is largely forgotten due to Jackson's wardrobe malfunction, which overshadowed everyone else.
Respect for Lamar's Performance
- Kid Rock respects Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl performance, comparing Lamar's unapologetic style to his own.
- He believes Lamar's success is partly due to the controversy Colin Kaepernick started by kneeling during the anthem.
Bridging Divides
- Kid Rock claims he aims to bring people together and doesn't dislike Democrats, highlighting the diversity of his band.
- He states that half of his band members are "liberal, gay, or black", emphasizing their talent and camaraderie over political labels.