Musician Kid Rock, whose real name is Robert James Ritchie, recently shared his perspective on the political climate surrounding President Trump's second term inauguration. In an interview on "Fox & Friends Weekend," he described a feeling of national renewal, likening it to the atmosphere at a recent UFC fight attended by Trump supporters like Elon Musk and Dana White. He stated, "It feels like the rebirth of our nation... There's just this overwhelming sense … that America's back."

Kid Rock's performance at the pre-inauguration MAGA Victory Rally featured his hit song "All Summer Long" and his 2022 track, "We The People," a song emphasizing unity and patriotism. The rally, held at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., further fueled the celebratory atmosphere surrounding the upcoming inauguration.

The musician also observed a shift in Hollywood's attitude towards Trump, suggesting that after some initial hesitation, there's a growing acceptance of his leadership. He humorously remarked that those in Hollywood now "feel it's safe to go in the water" after cautiously testing the waters for years. He welcomed their support, saying it's "better to have them on board than not." Kid Rock further commented on the general sentiment among Trump supporters, noting an overwhelmingly positive feeling about the future. He highlighted the perceived successes of Trump's first term, expressing confidence that the second term will bring even greater achievements. While acknowledging differing viewpoints, he stressed the importance of reasonableness in political discourse.

The inauguration festivities also include performances by Carrie Underwood, who will sing "America The Beautiful," and country star Jason Aldean at the Liberty Ball. Rapper Nelly is also scheduled to perform. Adding to the celebrity presence, actors Sylvester Stallone, Mel Gibson, and Jon Voight have been designated as special ambassadors to Hollywood by President Trump.