Kid Rock's pro-Trump merch causes stir
Fox411: Kid Rock sells shirts, hats with Trump-inspired slogans
Kid Rock is taking this year's historic election straight to the bank.
The "All Summer Long" singer has released a line of current events merchandise on his website after a Photoshopped picture of the singer donning Pro-Trump gear went viral.
"Due to overwhelming demand, we decided to go ahead and actually make this & other current event merch," the singer wrote on Twitter.
Rock is offering a baseball hat that reads "Make America Badass Again" and a shirt that says "God, Guns & Trump."
Two of the other items are considerably more vulgar and caused a stir on social media.
@KidRock I lost all respect.
— W. José Cummings (@CH1NOSWORLD) December 6, 2016
@KidRock Even if I was a Trump supporter, which I'm not, I wouldn't wear that. It causes too much division. America need the heal not divide
— Dan (@PowerBeard9779) December 5, 2016
@KidRock / No longer a fan of yours...shoulda kept your politics quiet..
— Prd2bnAmerican (@Prd2bnAmerican) December 6, 2016
One of the shirts reads "_onald Trump: The 'D' is missing because it's in every hater's mouth." The other is of an electoral map of America with the red states labeled as "United States of America" and the blue states called "Dumbf--kistan."
@KidRock that's too awesome! I love it😜!✌
— Jen Lear (@Jennyjo2014) December 6, 2016
@AllenWest I love it. This guy has the guts and the backbone to stand up for America !!!!!
— Kay Palmer (@kaysunshine1252) December 7, 2016
@AllenWest Freedom Rocks! Keep it up @KidRock you know who your fans are! Love the shirts...Keep them coming!
— Deplorable Jeremy (@justbdallas) December 7, 2016
However, some people voiced their support of the political merchandise.
A rep for Kid Rock did not immediately return FOX411's request for comment.
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