“Porn Parade”
She was only sixteen
Looking for the California dream
Untouched so beautiful
Skin just like cream
Went to rehearsal
To shoot her first scene
Wound up in the back room
Down on her knees
Used to be kind of fun
But now she’s all used up inside
Made some money, bought some drugs
Lot’s of forgotten drunken nights
Tells her boyfriend lies
Can’t look him in the eyes
When she looks in the mirror
What she sees she despises
Sadie had it made
No, she never should have strayed
Innocence lost, look at how much it cost
Porn Parade, Porn Parade
As the camera starts to roll
This child Sadie
Lovin all your stories!
So many of them mirror my own experience in different ways.
My first concert was 8/00, drove to Pgh with 4 lab techs I worked with, long (adventure) story, it was an incredible experience, life changing just as many of you have said. I had to see them again.
Then I discovered KRAA, I lurked...nice people, funny people, crazy people that scared me, lol. Then someone close to my heart died and DWAC helped me deal, drove to and from work with it LOUD every day and I cried and got angry and used those lyrics, they got into my soul. Saw them again in Johnstown PA, 2nd and last concert with Joe C. Then at the 2001 Allentown Fair concert I met Beckxy...the rest is history.
10 years for me and it's been a great ride. Kid Rock and TBT have added so much to my life and I am so grateful.
The fog is lifted the earth is shifted and raised the gifted~ you knew i'd be back so pack ur bone and hit the road jack cuz MOMMYZ home!!!!! LMAO WHATZ UP MY FRIENDS???? BEEN 2 FUCKIN LONG!! Seriously tho the reason i adore the man the music and the band iz bcuz the musik made me feel free for the first time just listening and yes have to agreee with the no regrets not givin a rats ass part and givin a BIG Fuck U to the ones who didn't llike the way I was livin or laughin!! The man and the band brought me through ALOT of shit and forever I will be greatful and 4ever I will be a dedicated FAN!!!
omy gosh you banner nice to see ya back
I have one word for ya...REAL...
His attitude. He had exactly the same attitude when he launched "American Bad Ass" as me in my school lol So i thought i could relate with him, even though Kid Rock doesn't have much fans in Portugal.
Oh well im a big fan and i just dont care
BAWITABA DA DANG DI DANG DIGGIE DIGGIE DIGGIE SAID THE BOOGIE SAID UP JUMP THE BOOGIE!!
IT WAS BECAUSE OF MY SON !! THAT I LOVE KID ROCK !!! MY SON WAS 2YRS.OLD AT THE TIME AND HIS FAVORITE SONG WAS COWBOY !!! THEN HE SEEN CROSSROADS WITH HANK AND HE LOVED THE FACT THAT KID HAD A CANNON !!! ( he s a civilwar re-anactor ) THEN WE MEET KID !! MY SON WAS 4RS.OLD AND I SEEN THAT HE WAS A CUTIE NICE SMILE AND A VERY NICE GUY !!! THEY ARE MY 2 FAVORITE MEN !!!! MY LITTLE MAN AND THE MAN !!!!
ABA'z Flashy(^..^)PKL said:KidRockAngel said:ABA'z Flashy(^..^)PKL said:his compassion for women . Hes not the type of man that walks away from a hurting woman..He as a person has faults like we all do ..but the compassion for other human beings is still there...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpOK-KStGrc especially dem Hi Class Whores...lol
LOVE it...LOVE it...bring me MOreeee.... ;) ah he has compassion for us regular fat asses too ~
hahaha yes Im sure he does. lol
It was in 2008 when I first heard Kid Rock. I was in a very dark place in my life with trouble at home and my Dad dying of cancer. My teenager put in Rock and Roll Jesus and I was instantly hooked. I escaped into his music and it got me through a very tough time.
ABA'z Flashy(^..^)PKL said:his compassion for women . Hes not the type of man that walks away from a hurting woman..He as a person has faults like we all do ..but the compassion for other human beings is still there...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpOK-KStGrc especially dem Hi Class Whores...lol
December 27, 1999 - St. Petersburg, FL. My birthday present was tics to the Metallica, Creed, Seventhdust, Kid Rock Concert. Concert of lifetime! Metallica was my favorite band, and was really getting into Creed. Kid was kind of a "Ya, he's alright" kind of thing. Then I saw him in concert, and the love affair began..........................................
Heard Dwac at a party and thought it was great, Then awhile later my mom got me tickets to see a show. Been addicted ever since.
It wasn't until 2004 when I first actually heard his music and a paralegic friend turned me on to DWAC, and all I kept thinking was "Wow this is Kid Rock?" I've never really been into rap much and that's all I ever heard about him was this white rapper guy. But I've always liked rap with rock mixed in together, and in my opinion he did it the best then anyone else. Then I did research on him and listened to all his other albums and loved how he did different generes. Ever since I've been hooked. His music helps with bringing up your spirits and so forth.
I heard a bootleg tape, then seen him at St. Andrews hall shortly after that.
So first it was the Music then add his stage presence and energy, got me hooked!
Then when TBT came along, well lets just say there's been no looking back since!
Yes sir!
PimpoftheNation!! said:He's Hot
I just love the short and sweet and too the point answers
The Music
must be the generation our parents are, since i got a couple here as well.
i never was accepted as what or who i was. i tried so hard to get some respect and appreciation.... maybe love from them. i must admit i failed.
i hold it to a low level and dont reveal much of myself any more, trying not to get hurt. its sad, that the ones, who should be here for you, are not.
i work very hard on not letting myself do the same FuckUPs with my kid and believe its working.
by the way, i am 40 and my hair is long!!! :-)
i settled in many ways and my parents should be proud of the bad life i conquered and what became of me....
i am and so should all of you! Be proud of who you are!
life isnt easy and the short time we are here, there should be some fun involved.
we all have to work and it shouldnt matter, if you clean bathrooms or if you are a high maintenance broker, who makes tons of dough....at the end you cant take the money with you anyways!
all which counts then is, whether you had a life which full filled your needs and gave to you what you had hoped for!
have a good rest of the week.
Your mom, parents, sound like many among my family, no insult intended towards your family, nor mine...but the truth is many in my family are self righteous, judgemental hypocrites. I have endured much criticism as a Kid Rock fan from my family, and when socially interacting as well over the years, including to the point of heated debate with my defending myself, and those I consider friends and associate with in my Kid Rock world. Of course in their minds all Kid Rock fans are as the term goes, "white trash"...low lifes, druggies, drunks, perverts, freaks, you name it, I've heard it!
I'm not naive, and do know that there are elements & lifestyles among Kid Rock fans, of which are in contradiction to my choice of lifestyle. However, guilt by association is wrong...and to judge me, or anyone else unfairly for no reason other than I & others they don't know, happen to be a loyal passionate fan of the man & his band, is also wrong. There are negative elements and people with lifestyles contradictory to my own in every aspect of society, including in Church. The so called bad influence, or negative influence...is around every corner in society, to think it exists only in the world of Kid Rock fans, or other genres of music is naive and just plain stupid. I make my own choices in life, no one makes them for me, and I do not bow to temptation by others, nor environment, ever. I find it offensive that some who have known me my entire life, would even question that aspect of who I am in character, heart & soul. Oh, they don't do it anymore, haha...but it took a few years for them to 'get it' and be educated wisely, haha.
I am sensitive and become defensive towards others bashing my Kid Rock world. Once my loyalty & repsect is given, obtained by someone...it runs deep, & I will stand against any who unjustly judge. I held and continue to hold my ground...they don't judge as they once did, if knowing me well, because they know it
For me it was the song "Amen" with that song, I found the "Wonderful world of Bob"! LOL
Good to see you back, Kristene!
IT WAS ALL ABOUT THE MUSIC that left me speechless
Kristene Thompson said:First time I saw him in concert 1998 and the rest is history!! That was all it took
First time I saw him in concert 1998 and the rest is history!! That was all it took
I think it was his potty mouth. It made me giggle! Talk about telling it the way it is-Mr. Kid Rock is the best at it. I like his new music even more but he's just the best at what he does! No one can really compare!
Lyrics and versatality.
I really like how Kid Rock and TBT can "mix it up".
I hear you, girl. I lived it. Sometimes, it just makes sense to your own personal happiness and that of your hub's and kid's, that you put the parenting thing down. Not all of us get great parents, it's a fact. It gets worse as they age. Bless you, hun, you are a good person and I wish you all the very best.
I've learned to bite my tongue and not argue to an extent...they will not change and I feel sorry that they will never know the real me.
I've had many close people in my life tell me to just tell them to F off, I can't, it would break there heart and they don't deserve that - I did try via advise from a conselor years ago to state in a well written way my feelings, was very passive about it and understanding in the letter - their response was "Well obviously we were terrible parents and we will just never see you again". That was over the top dramatic...the letter just addressed the negative way they stated things and complimented that they were good parents and I knew they loved me and I could understand that they too faced similar things growing up
- from that day on I have made the choice to just ignore and keep silent about most of my life. We are just different and I'm more opened minded than they are. They are good people as most are, but we will never see eye to eye on anything...this has been proven over the years. Every now and then I slip up and tell them something...the response is less than favorable and I had wished I never said a word. Live and learn.
When I go visit in a couple weeks, I will stay with my brother to avoid conflict, I will dress appropriately and speak properly and try my best to act accordingly. It rarely is ever successful...I can go 6 1/2 days without confrontation and as I'm walking out the door to catch a plane/car back to BHM they will say something so unacceptable and hurtful it baffles me.
2 years ago a friend was with us on this trip, someone I trust completely, I also trust Kevin completely...walking out the door my parents asked Allyssa, "So, how do you feel about a new Mom?", I didn't find out until we were on the road and it infurriated me!
When i confronted them, they said we were just joking. You don't joke about infidelity or divoice to my child, I'm sorry that IMO is crossing the line. Of cours
Cheryl, these two sound very hard to please. Be yourself. Cut the chains that bind. Reasonable responsible parenting is great, but, it can definitely cross the line and be a cross you carry and pass on to your kids.
I do remember seeing them on TV and yelling down to Kevin (in the Cave/before it was fixed up). I told him to turn to channel ##. I said who in the world are these circus freaks? He didn't know and immediately I said. "I love them!"
When the show came to our town I asked to go. Kevin knowing how anxiety ridden I am and how sheltered I was with more colorful individuals questioned that-I never asked to go to a concert, he would have to drag me. He was like really, aren't you afraid of all the people...I tend to be a bit claustrophobic, as well, if I'm in unfamiliar territory. But, they hit something in me, awakened who I was and they were being public with it and no guilt or shame associated. That was a revelation for me...honestly. Seeing them on TV, that first show rewrote my life and how I'd chose to live it. Some of my choices have been bad for me, but I experienced a whole lot the past 10 to 12 years because I felt just maybe it was ok to be me.
Most don't realize how shy I actually was growing up, very sheltered, protected from everything. I knew I truly didn't fit in with the Leave It to Beaver mentality and eventually moved from WNY to Tampa to "find myself". Ive never moved back and I always dread the yearly visits because I have to act accordingly. At 47 that just seems silly to me.but, my Mom/Dad & Family up there are all very good people and I love them dearly.
My Mom still questions everything from my career wanted me to be a lawyer, I could have been, my hair she believes anyone over 24 should not have long hair, Kevins hair wont even go thereetcthings that shouldnt really matter, but being a parent I do understandits just the same thing over and over every single timeit never stops weekly phone calls are the same. Its like they live in the 50s and cant move on.
My Mom has broaden her horizons a bit in these past KR years. She no longer thinks that bowling a beer mean "White Trash", she is starting to und
Wow... i love all of your comments and i am quite happy to meet so many down to earth, same thoughts ppls as myself.
Thanks for sharing all of your awesome and very interessting stories.
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