Kid Rock brands critics ‘a bunch of empty wagons’ in

Kid Rock has hit out at those who criticize him on social media while applauding Ella Langley for a robust message she not too long ago shared.

The 55-year-old musician, whose real identify is Robert James Ritchie, took to X to share his ideas after the 27-year-old singer said during a live performance that she would not care about what people say on-line, while stressing, “This is who I am and that’s what you get.”

Ella’s message was reposted by Rock just weeks after he gave an perception into his relationship with President Donald Trump.

During her gig, Ella said, “I think with social media and how you get to see into everyone’s life, and you feel behind, or you feel not good enough, or not pretty enough, or not cool enough.

“Or you may’t sing this means, or you may’t dance this means. Who offers a s–t? This is who I’m, and that’s what you get.”

On X, Rock shared a quote from a Fox News article which read, “Langley is correct to inform people to not care because the web is actually meaningless relating to dwelling a contented and full life.”

Reposting the quote, the musician described Ella as “proficient” and said that more artists should ignore social media.

He tweeted, “#FACTS – So nice for this proficient younger girl to share along with her followers – more artists ought to live by this knowledge instead of making silly choices based on a bunch of empty wagons making noise on social media.”

But Rock was heavily criticized in the comment section, with a person telling him that “if it wasn’t for those empty wagons, you would not be dwelling the life that you might be.”

Another requested, “So Kid, Mr Rock. You going to take your individual recommendation?”

A 3rd tweeted, “And I assume we now have to be well-known to be in your circle? I would not know ANYTHING about you, if it weren’t for Ella’s GARBAGE on my hand. I’m normally an easy going individual, however. I’m Sorry, this put up just struck me mistaken.”

However, others were more supportive, with some people even calling for a collab between Rock and Ella.

“Would like to see some Kid Rock and Ella songs like some of the ones you made with Sheryl Crow,” a person said.

“Glad she said this, I really feel we might want to open rehab facilities for people with social media dependancy,” someone else reflected.

A fan posted, “Kid Rock has always said what’s on his thoughts and has his opinion just like everyone else has, he’s a human being just like everybody else he has a proper to talk it when you don’t like his opinions oh properly no physique requested you too, you converse your opinion you’ve gotten people that agree.”

It comes after Rock bragged that not only does he frequently dial up President Trump, 80, after he’s had a couple of drinks, but that the Republican leader “always” picks up when he sees his number.

Rock, who is frequently pictured alongside Trump, said his relationship with the president is “f–king superior.” In fact, asked if Trump ever “randomly” texts him, the Bawitdaba singer claimed he does.

He added, “It’s one of my late-night consuming methods because I do know when to get him. He’s so gracious, he always picks up or he’ll name and test in just to shoot the s–t.”

While Kid Rock admitted that Trump doesn’t call him for political advice, he did say, “If I’m sitting round having some beers, if it is like, 11, 12 on a Friday or Saturday, I do know he is up. He sleeps like me; he sleeps 5 hours.”

The crooner told Sky News Australia’s Paul Murray that he enjoys “the hell out of hanging” with Trump and their boozy late-night conversations.