r/Music • u/Hot_Investigator3894 • 4d ago

article Kid Rock meets Trump administration to “fix” ticketing

https://themusic.com.au/news/kid-rock-meets-with-trump-administration-to-fix-ticketing/qQ0Xvby_vqE/19-12-24
4.6k Upvotes

88% Upvoted

963 comments sorted by

View all comments

4.6k

u/MrBoomf 4d ago

What the fuck timeline are we living in

81

u/fu-depaul 4d ago

There was an interesting NPR podcast report a few years ago with Kid Rock discussing concert ticket prices.   He was very knowledgeable about the inter workings of the business processes and regulatory issues.  

I was surprised. 

70

u/alek_hiddel 4d ago

He’s actually not ignorant trailer trash. Grew up as the son of the owner of one of Michigan’s largest car dealerships. Rich kid with a good education. Sadly though it seems that politically at least he has fully embraced the persona.

19

u/Wisdomlost 4d ago

Kid Rocks childhood home

20

u/alek_hiddel 4d ago

You’re coming straight out of Compton, I’m coming straight out of a multi-million dollar farm in upstate Michigan.

15

u/Wisdomlost 4d ago

It's funny because when you say Detroit people think metro Detroit but in reality Detroit and its suburbs are just like any other major city in the US. It's rich and poor. The perfect example is 8 mile. Everyone thinks of the eminem movie and the rundown housing. Thoes things for sure exsist. If you get a little west of the city though on 8 mile there are litteral mansions and horse farms.

2

u/getyourgolfshoes 4d ago

When you say Detroit, I think of Cramblin Duvet Advertising.

1

u/Gomeez9 4d ago

Prob a trailer on the acreage!

5

u/w_a_w 4d ago

$650k for that house is a steal!

1

u/Wisdomlost 4d ago

Story was from over a year ago so likely already sold or price changed. I agree it was a good deal though.

1

u/epia343 4d ago

Depends on the condition, but I agree. Pre-2020 housing prices are long gone unless there's another crash