The 3 Surprising Businesses That Make Kid Rock $30M+/yr

Sean, uh I wanna show you three things, things that I've read in the past week or two that have inspired me. You want me to start with the s I'm gonna start with the strangest one. I'm gonna get it out out of the way. Feel like I could rule the world, I know I can be what I want to. You listen to Theo Vaughn's podcast? Uh, not the full. I listen to clips. Do you listen to the full thing? I listened to the full thing sometimes. And there was one that would happen the other day that I sat and watched the entire thing. I think it was two hours long.

You're gonna laugh. When I tell you who it is. But his episode with Kid Rock. Was awesome. So do you know anything about Kid Rock?

I'm gonna say I don't know anywhere near as much as you know that didn't I can safely assume that Uh hands down. I bet my life savings on that. I have been a fan of Kid Rock's Forever. I've been a Kid Rock fan for a very long time. And Kid Rock is a very fascinating guy. So he's like born in Detroit, had this whole like rap thing. It was kinda rap, whatever it was, whatever you want to call that genre. Uh, but the reason he's fascinating is the guys who sold a lot of records in the late nineties are some of the richest musicians out there.

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