Hayley Williams responds to Kid Rock seemingly dissing her on Fox News

Paramore singer Hayley Williams has responded to comments seemingly about her made by Kid Rock on Fox News Channel.

During a recent appearance on The Ingraham Angle on the Fox News Channel, Kid Rock, real name Robert Ritchie, began by stating there has been a “huge shift” since Charlie Kirk was assassinated and revealed he has been working on a gospel album for the past year.

He continued, “I have a lot of faith and hope in the younger generation, but it seems these other people like, the more we say we love our families, we love god, we love our country, these people on the far left hate it more. I don’t understand the rationale of hatred for someone that loves something.”

Kid Rock then, seemingly in reference to Williams, said, “You know what’s stupid is people who think they’re cooler than art thou that worry about their outfit every day like some of these rock singers that live here in Nashville — I won’t stay any names — or these chicks running around on their campuses with their blue hair, their five nose rings.”

A clip of Rock delivering the paragraph above was posted on Instagram by broadcaster Don Lemon, which was re-shared to Instagram Stories by Williams.

She said in response to his comments (per Stereogum): “I remember being a little kid in meridian, ms- the first time I heard a kid rock song was at poplar springs elementary’s annual field day. bawitdaba. I thought it sounded dangerous and cool.”

The Paramore vocalist added, “Later, I learned I wasnt allowed to listen to him cause the southern baptist church said he was evil. My how the turn tables!”

While it’s unclear what triggered Kid Rock’s apparent comments aimed at Williams, last month, during an appearance on Popcast, she revealed that the “racist country singer” she sings about in the titular track on her new album, Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party, is Morgan Wallen.

She shared, “It could be a couple, but I’m always talking about Morgan Wallen, I don’t give a shit.” Williams also invited the ‘I’m The Problem’ singer to “meet me at Whole Foods, bitch – I don’t care.”