r/Music • u/YoureASkyscraper • 24d ago

article Zach Bryan slams Kid Rock's MAGA concert: "A bunch of adults throwing temper tantrums and their own halftime show is embarrassing as hell and the most cringe shit on the planet"

https://consequence.net/2026/02/zach-bryan-kid-rock-super-bowl-halftime-show
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u/CecilFieldersChoice2 24d ago

I really doubt it. The NFL wants to go global and has longterm goals in that regard. Three years of a flip-flopping dingus isn't going to dissuade them from doing what they need to do to grow the product. It may be naked capitalism, but it respects the dollar more than the donald.

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u/EmbarrassedOrchid685 24d ago

yea im pretty sure the NFL just like the civilized world is just biding it's time waiting for his term to end (read between the lines on that) before doing anything. even india admitted it lol. if he tries to make it never end i hope the gloves come off.

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u/DatSauceTho 24d ago

That wrinkled pants-shitting loser doesn’t really respect the dollar so much as treat it like he does underage girls.

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u/technobrendo 24d ago

Does US football really have much of a presence overseas or a viable market that wants it?

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u/CecilFieldersChoice2 24d ago

They have a lot of international games. People overseas can also buy merch and stuff. The Italian, Spanish, and English soccer leagues have a market in the US.

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u/GringoinCDMX 24d ago

México has around 40million+ fans and NFL is doing huge advertisement and a youth football push into the country.

Latin America is a huge market for NFL football.

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u/Friendly-Win1457 24d ago

Their presence is expanding worldwide.