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Kid Rock opened up about his collaboration with fellow Detroit musician Eminem on his new Christian album, "Halfway 2 Jesus," telling "My View with Lara Trump" on Saturday that the longtime friends have refused to let their political differences come between them.
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The rocker said he hoped the collaboration would send a message about maintaining friendships despite political disagreements, highlighting his nearly 40-year friendship with Eminem.
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"We said years ago, we said, 'Man, let's not let politics divide us.'
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politics → say → us
And we never did.
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And so when I asked him to be part of this... he totally got it," Kid Rock said.
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"Two little foul-mouthed white rappers from Detroit maybe could set a good example for the rest of this country" by showing that it's OK to differ politically and still be friends, he added.
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He called Eminem a "class act" and said the freedom to hold differing opinions is what makes the United States great.
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"Since when can you not express your points and your views and your opinions?" Kid Rock said, adding that he believes politics has no place onstage.
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Instead, the Detroit-born singer hopes to use his music to bring people together through faith.
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His new Christian album reflects his lifelong relationship with God, he said, rather than a sudden religious conversion.
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He described the album as a collection of songs centered on forgiveness and second chances and outlined plans to bring Christian revival-style performances to arenas and stadiums.
"After Charlie Kirk was assassinated, like a lot of people, I started to become closer to my faith," Kid Rock said, adding that his renewed focus on faith inspired a period of songwriting that shaped the album.
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Despite the album's religious themes, the singer rejected the suggestion that he had undergone a sudden religious conversion, saying his faith has always been part of his identity.
"I didn't get saved.
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I'm still going to drink a beer and smoke a cigar," he said.
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"I feel like I've always been right with God."
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Kid Rock also pointed to a connection between his birthday, Jan. 17, 1971, and his middle name, James, and the Bible verse James 1:17, which he said "basically says all good things come from God."
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Beyond his personal faith, the singer said he hopes the album will encourage Americans to put aside their political differences.
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album → say → differences
It's about trying to heal some of the division in our country," he said.
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He said he wants to bring his Christian music to arenas and stadiums, combining a traditional rock concert with a religious revival.
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he → say → revival
"I wanted to create the songs that I wanted to go to church and hear," he said.
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And I want to have revivals, Saturday night revivals in arenas, stadiums, people drinking beer, having a good time, celebrating our Lord and Savior," he said, calling the proposed performances a "full-on monster rock show.
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"I think that could do a lot of good in the world."
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