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Kid Rock returns to Waffle House for charity benefit
Question: why are we still calling him “Kid?” The white-trash rocker/rapper, whose trial is still pending from an assault charge at a Duluth, Georgia waffle house, is reportedly returning to the scene of the crime- this time for charity. Talk about a special warm-up gig. Kid Rock may be playing at Atlanta’s Gwinnett Arena on March 11 – but before his performance, the rocker is returning to the Duluth, Ga., Waffle House where he was arrested for battery after a fight last October to greet fans and sign autographs for charity, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution is reporting.Kid Rock Pleads Not Guilty to Waffle House Fight Charge
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