Army Helicopters Flyby Kid Rock's Home, Investigation Closed

0:00It's April 1st from Chart Toppers to Breaking Drops. This is Music News Today, powered by AI. Army helicopter pilots flew low past Kid Rock's Nashville home over the weekend, sparking a quick investigation after he posted a video saluting them. This happened on March 30th, right amid no Kings protests against the Trump administration, including one downtown. The crews got briefly suspended, but United States Secretary of Defense Pete Hexeth cleared them fast via a post on X, saying no punishment and no. Further probe needed, they followed all safety rules and flight regs. Kid Rock, a big Trump backer who's hung out at the White House, called it a great moment, especially with protesters allegedly flipping off the choppers. He said disrespecting the military crosses the line, politics aside. President Trump weighed in on March 31st, admitting to fly by a probably broke protocol and wasn't smart, but added he digs Kid Rock 2. The Army's 101st Airborne Division wrapped it up there, stressing they take safety seriously,

1:05but found no issues this time. Case closed, pilots back in action.