Canibus - Staying true to his word, rapper Canibus joined the U.S. Army. Reps for Canibus stated that he has recently graduated from Kentucky's Fort Knox Military training, and is currently serving as a cavalry scout / reconnaissance specialist. I incidentally in 2001, Canibus released, "Draft Me", from 'C' True Hollywood Stories. In the song, Canibus intensely expresses his position in the military: "Draft me, pass me the M-16/Give me a buzz cut, ask me if I give a f**k/I'm comin' out blastin/Military four fashion/Twelve close castin', for weapons of mass-distraction/Outlastin' all the privates in my company/Fightin' for my family, and the cats that grew up with me/My band of brothers, rarely just smother the enemy/Razor blades cut ya face and leave a scar so you remember me/Lurkin' to leave y'all with bloody red turbans/Screamin' "Jihad!" while y'all pray to a false god."


So, THAT'S where he is. Um, wow.

I agree with everyone saying that you don't have to be educated to be smart. I know a lot of really smart people that didn't go to college.

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Kid Rock - while backstage at the Grammy Awards, where it’s a near sin to be anything but anti-Bush and antiwar, actually stuck up for the president. "Why is everybody trying to stop the war? George Bush ain't been saying, 'You all, make s----y records.' Politicians and music don't mix. It's like whisky and wine. [Musicians] ought to stay out of it." Says Kid, "We got to kill that mother-[bleeper] Saddam," he says. "Slit his throat. Kill him and the guy in North Korea."

I love me some Kid Rock. He is totally right... politicians and music should stay out of each others' way!

And I don't see how this comment makes him "pro-Bush"... altho I'm sure in another way he is. ;)

He's a good guy. Doesn't take himself or his profession too seriously. He knows his place in the world. He's an entertainer, not an expert on foriegn diplomacy. I'm not the biggest fan of his music though.