Unsurprisingly, People Are Upset That Morgan Wallen Walked Out With Kid Rock Ahead Of His Cleveland Show

Could they be any more predictable?

When it comes to polarizing figures in music, Morgan Wallen and Kid Rock have to be near the top of the list.

Morgan has his fair share of critics not only for his music, but for his various controversies in his personal life. (I’m not even going to list them all here at this point, you know what I’m talking about). And Kid Rock…well, the outspoken Detroit rocker is never afraid to make waves with his opinions, as well as his support for Donald Trump, which to some loudmouths on the internet is worthy of cancelation in and of itself.

Luckily, neither of them really seem to care.

Despite everything he’s had to deal with (much of it admittedly self-inflicted), Morgan is one of the biggest stars in music right now, selling out stadiums as he continues to dominate both the album charts and radio airplay. And Kid Rock (whose real name is Bob Ritchie) himself has said that he doesn’t care if you try to cancel him, deeming himself “uncancelable” because he doesn’t have anybody to answer to.

So you know it was going to make headlines when the two appeared together.

During his concert on Friday night at Huntington Bank Field, his first of two sold-out shows in Cleveland, Ohio, Morgan was joined by Kid Rock for his now-signature “Broadway Girls” walk out ahead of the concert.

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As you can imagine, the moment sent plenty of heads spinning from people who don’t like either Kid Rock or Morgan Wallen:

Well I couldn’t name you one song of his, and if he is affiliated with douch canoo Kid rock, that explains a lot.

— jared swope (@rideshareJared) August 16, 2025

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