Uncle Kracker recently let us all in on Kid Rock's White House replica. Not only did he go over how lavish it is, but also that Kid Rock does not want anyone sleeping over, not even his best friend.
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Kid Rock has been making headlines recently for his political stances. Although he's been loud about his support for Donald Trump, he's also opened up about the nuances in his views. There is one thing about Kid Rock that is absolute, however.
He will never let anyone stay the night at his White House replica. Well, I suppose one exception would be if guest is staying in the same bed, if you catch my drift.
Uncle Kracker visited Taste of Country Nights to chat with host Evan Paul. There, the singer spoke of Kid Rock's White House replica in Tennessee. He spoke highly of it, and called it "disgustingly sweet."
According to Kracker, Kid Rock "doesn't cut corners on anything, so everything is top-notch."
I can imagine that the White House replica is very impressive, although I can't wrap my head around why you'd want to live in one. I mean, a sleep-over at the White House would be awesome, but that's a one-off kinda thing.
Naturally, Paul asked Uncle Kracker if he'd ever stayed the night. After giggling, he replied, "No, I haven't."
Kid Rock Doesn't Want Anyone Staying In His White House Home
"There's been a night or two where I've ended up there, but he's got places around there for people like me," Uncle Kracker mysteriously responded. He didn't elaborate this point further, apparently, so as far as we know Kid Rock could have a whole other property on standby in case anyone needs to stay the night.
The thought of Kid Rock banishing someone to a whole other house whilst he lords it up in the damn White House is an inherently hilarious image.
Kracker warned against asking to spend the night if you end up drunk there. Apparently, Kid Rock doesn't want to come across anyone "creeping around the house" in the early hours of the morning.
I suppose the replica is huge, so it would be hard to keep track of your guests, especially if they're someone you don't really know. I am surprised that not even Uncle Kracker gets a pass, however.
