The American people have spoken, and they're done with the NFL's woke agenda. Kid Rock has absolutely dominated the iTunes charts, claiming the #1 spot with his powerful rendition of "'Til You Can't" while knocking Bad Bunny—the NFL's chosen Super Bowl halftime performer—completely out of the top position.
This isn't just a chart victory, Patriots. This is a cultural earthquake that proves real Americans are fighting back against the entertainment establishment's relentless assault on our values.
TPUSA Delivers What Americans Actually Want
While the NFL pushed their latest diversity hire on millions of football fans, Turning Point USA's "All America Halftime Show" gave Patriots exactly what they were craving: authentic American entertainment without the leftist lecturing. And the results speak volumes about where this country's heart truly lies.
Think about this for a moment—Bad Bunny had the full weight of the NFL propaganda machine, mainstream media hype, and Big Tech's algorithm manipulation behind him. Yet within 24 hours, Kid Rock's genuine American spirit completely steamrolled the establishment's chosen champion.
This is what happens when real Americans get fed up with being told what they should like by corporate boardrooms in New York and Los Angeles. The same folks who've been force-feeding us woke garbage for years just got a massive reality check courtesy of iTunes users who vote with their wallets.
The People vs. The Machine
Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance was everything wrong with modern entertainment—flashy, manufactured, and completely disconnected from the values that built this nation. Meanwhile, Kid Rock represents something the establishment fears: authentic American culture that doesn't bow to their narrative control.
This chart victory isn't just about music preferences, folks. It's proof that Patriots are done being silent while cultural Marxists try to redefine what America should celebrate. When given a real choice, Americans choose authentic patriotism over corporate-manufactured "diversity."
How long before Big Tech tries to manipulate these numbers to protect their narrative? And more importantly—are you ready to keep supporting artists who actually love this country?