Why am I picturing Kid Rock being sent to North Korea in 2019 to achieve "lasting peace… or something" now?

I already like poutine and Labatt, so that's a start!

How about that tune where he sings over Metallica's Sad But True?

That's hilarious.

Larry the Cable Guy supposedly doesn't talk with a rural accent either.

November, 2018: "Come on people! I wasn't actually supposed to win this thing either!"

"I'm Chris Hansen from Dateline NBC. Why don't you take a seat right over there?"

Ah, working out in the gym with the older kids from high school (who would always blast this thing… I still remember the intro fondly).

Same. I pretty much never got into rap or the 'controversial' rock/pop acts of my time, although I could like the occasional song there every so often. But I was all over the pop-rock spectrum anyway, so they never really felt a need to check in.

Bawitdaba (2017 Remix)

I heard somewhere that Jews didn't even half last names for a long time in Europe. Is that true?

Charlemagne is usually used as an example of that sort of thing too. Or should I say "Charlemagne, my own flesh and blood we're talking about here!"

Original Sin… rather brings to mind a great INXS song and a not-so-great film from the 00's.

*thinks for ten seconds, finally gets it*

Yeah, I definitely knew his music growing up, but really learned more about him after I made the connection. Fascinating guy.

Ha! Touche.

Here you go…

Love it. I can picture Leon giving him the post-show synopsis as well.

Two men of Jewish descent who were born in Brooklyn are related… yeah, I guess that'd narrow the odds a little bit. Not by much, but there's been weirder coincidences in life.

My only distant cousin of considerable fame… Edvard Grieg, the fellow that wrote classical pieces like In the Hall of the Mountain King (which you hear on commercials every other day) and Morning Mood.