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Ted Nugent was found to have a weapon on him during a visit to the Michigan Capitol due to a security screening failure; he complied with police after being notified, highlighting a lapse in security protocols.
Despite their differing political views and lifestyles, Ted Nugent and MC5's Wayne Kramer were close friends for decades, bonded by their shared musical passions and Detroit roots. Nugent paid tribute to Kramer following his death, expressing deep admiration and love for the musician. Their friendship was marked by affection and civility, with genuine discussions and a shared love for music. Nugent was deeply influenced by the MC5's explosive live shows and dynamic fury, and their friendship grew deeper after Kramer's release from prison.
Rock legend Ted Nugent defends Jason Aldean's song "Try That In A Small Town" against critics, calling them "idiots" and stating that the song promotes self-defense and protecting loved ones. Nugent dismisses the critics as having no soul and laughs at their objections. Aldean has faced backlash and accusations of promoting violence, but supporters, including Nugent, argue that the song is about self-defense. The controversy has sparked a social media battle, with fans calling for a boycott of Country Music Television (CMT) for pulling the song. Other country music stars and political figures have voiced their support for Aldean.
Rock legend Ted Nugent has defended Jason Aldean's song 'Try That in a Small Town' against criticism, stating that it is a song against violence and about self-defense. Nugent called those attacking the song 'idiots' and claimed they have 'no soul.' Aldean, who has faced backlash for interlacing clips of BLM protestors with lyrics endorsing self-defense, doubled down on the video and expressed his love for America. The song has sparked mixed reviews, with some perceiving it as a far-right affront and others appreciating its traditional values. Fellow country singer Pat Boone has also come forward in support of Aldean, describing the attempts to shun him as sick.
Rock legend Ted Nugent defends Jason Aldean's controversial hit "Try That In A Small Town," criticizing those who dislike the song and accusing them of lacking soul. Nugent argues that the song promotes self-defense and protecting loved ones, dismissing critics as "weird people." Aldean has faced backlash and accusations of promoting violence, but supporters, including Nugent, argue that the song is about self-defense. The controversy has sparked a social media battle, with fans calling for a boycott of CMT for pulling the song. Other country music stars and politicians have voiced support for Aldean, while critics claim the song is inflammatory.
A Ted Nugent concert scheduled for July 18 in Birmingham, Alabama was canceled by the venue and promoter following intense public outcry on social media. Fans accused Nugent of making transphobic, racist, and sexist comments, and threatened to boycott the venue. Nugent, a controversial figure known for his support of the NRA and criticism of gun safety advocates, has promised that his current tour will be his last.
Ted Nugent's July 18 show in Alabama was cancelled by Avondale Brewing Co. due to a strong backlash on social media against the rocker's far right-wing political views. Nugent responded on social media, calling his detractors "liars & haters drunk on stupid." While some of Nugent's supporters have criticized the venue for caving to cancel culture, others have suggested he perform at more conservative-friendly events in Alabama. Nugent's farewell tour, "Adios MOFO '23," is still scheduled to continue in other cities.
Avondale Brewing Co. in Birmingham, Alabama has cancelled Ted Nugent's July 18 show due to his "radical" politics and comments against the transgender community. The decision was made after receiving backlash from the community and customers threatening to boycott the venue. Nugent has responded to the cancellation, claiming that "liars & haters drunk on stupid incapable to debate me."
Ted Nugent's July 18th concert at Avondale Brewing Co. in Birmingham, Alabama, has been canceled following backlash over the veteran rocker's extreme right-wing and pro-gun political views. The venue received over 1,000 comments on social media, with many threatening to boycott the establishment. Nugent has been known to belittle the survivors of the Parkland school shooting and urge Trump supporters to go "berserk on the skulls of Democrats."
Ted Nugent's July 18th concert at Avondale Brewing Co. in Birmingham, Alabama, has been canceled due to backlash over his extreme right-wing and pro-gun views. The venue received over 1,000 negative comments on social media, prompting them to cancel the show. Nugent is currently on his "Adios Mofo" farewell tour, which includes six weeks of US dates in July and August.
Ted Nugent's concert in Birmingham, Alabama has been cancelled due to derogatory comments he made about the transgender community. The venue received backlash on social media and lost support from a local bar. Nugent had previously criticized Bud Light for using a transgender influencer in their advertising. He also encouraged violence against political opponents at a Trump rally last year. Nugent has not yet commented on the cancellation.
Ted Nugent's concert at Avondale Brewing Co. in Birmingham, Alabama, has been cancelled following a wave of negative comments on social media. Many concertgoers expressed their opposition to Nugent's far-right political views, calling him homophobic, transphobic, misogynistic, and an intolerant hate-monger. The concert was part of Nugent's "Adios MOFO '23: The Final Tour," which he described as his farewell to touring. Nugent is known for his outspoken advocacy for hunting and gun ownership rights, as well as his staunch conservative views and support for former President Donald Trump.
Ted Nugent has vowed to boycott Bud Light and other Anheuser-Busch brands over its marketing deal with transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney, calling it "the epitome of cultural deprivation." Nugent said that Bud Light and Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey were both being "disrespectful" to their "core consumer demographic." Mulvaney, who recently started promoting Nike and Bud Light products on her social media accounts, has also faced criticism from other celebrities and conservatives.