Bill Maher's audience burst into applause after his guest Kid Rock had named his background band was one of the most diverse and invalid 'dei s ***'.
Rock, real name Robert James Ritchie, appeared on Friday evening next to Maher in his show 'Real Time With Bill Maher'.
Maher asked the 54-year-old for his song 'My species country' from 2022 with the lines 'My kind of country has a Trump and a JFK, a NAACP and a NRA.'
Rock, a Trump supporter, intervened and said that if he knew that Robert F. Kennedy JR in 2022 would be part of Trump's government, he would have changed the text to RFK.
The comedian asked him if RFK was the last democrat he liked, to which he said: 'My entire company is Democrats, so to speak.
'That is the world that I have operated for years, half of my band is liberal, gay or black. I have one of the most diverse bands there are, not because of these dei s ***.
“Only because they are the best in what they do, we all love each other and get along with each other,” which appeals to an applause from Maher's audience.
Maher asked the star about performing at the Trump -inhelding, to which he replied that he also played in the inauguration of President Barack Obama.
Rock, real name Robert James Ritchie, appeared on Friday evening next to Maher in his show 'Real Time with Bill Maher'
Maher asked the 54-year-old for his song 'My kind of country' from 2022, including the lines' My kind of country has a Trump and a JFK, a NAACP and a NRA
Rock added: 'I didn't vote for him, I played for him in the Kennedy Center. Everyone just has to calm the f *** a little. '
In the same show, Rock had started the Boy Scouts of America's decision to change their name in Scouting America to promote inclusion.
Maher said: 'The whole f ****** country is an onion head, the Boy Scouts of America cannot be called Boy scouts more because it is exclusively.
'As if there is no girl scouts, like this is a crime against nature. People are different, it is now exploratory America. '
Rock said: “Sorry I said it so hard, but we lost a large part of a few generations of men who have just become in complete F *** ING P *** ies.”
His appearance on Maher's show comes after Rock had abruptly finished his performance in Jon Bon Jovi's Bar in Nashville last week.
Apparently frustrated by the lack of participation of the public, he stormed out of the stage while attending Bon Jovi testist David Bryan.
He became furious while singing a cover of the proud Mary of Creedence Clearwater Revival, because the crowd could not clap as he had asked them.
Kid Rock attends the commander in Chief Ball, Monday, January 20, 2025, in Washington, after the 60th presidential inauguration
He stopped the mid -number of the performance, as seen in images that were shared on YouTube, and told the female singer of the band, who also included Bryan himself, “F ** k them. F ** K them. Hey, hey, stop. '
Rock then showed how he wanted the crowd to clap and said that she: “If you don't clap, we're not going to sing. That's how it goes. '
A few people clapped short, but it wasn't enough for the entire summer, long hit maker, while he stormed the stage of the stage.
He then said to the audience: 'You know what, f ** k y'all. You're not going to clap, I'm gone. '
Rock will then come on stage in April for his Rock the Country Co-Headline Tour with Nickelback.
