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''Cocky'' is Music/KidRock's fifth album, which saw him drawing more from SouthernRock and BluesRock. While still featuring rapped vocals and HardRock riffs prominately, there is overall more singing, more ballads, and a more eclectic variety of songs compared to his previous album, ''Music/DevilWithoutACause''. While ''Devil'' is predominantly considered a RapRock album, ''Cocky'' more prominently features SouthernRock styles, although the Southern sound is often combined with rap, such as on "Forever".
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''Cocky'' is Music/KidRock's fifth album, which saw him drawing more from SouthernRock and BluesRock. album. While still featuring rapped vocals and HardRock riffs prominately, predominantly, there is overall more singing, more ballads, and a more eclectic variety of songs compared to his previous album, ''Music/DevilWithoutACause''. While ''Devil'' is predominantly considered a RapRock album, ''Cocky'' more prominently features SouthernRock styles, although the Southern sound is often combined with rap, such as on "Forever".
''Music/DevilWithoutACause''.
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* GuestStar: Music/SherylCrow on "Picture" and Music/SnoopDogg on "WCSR".
* PunkRap: Lampshaded example. On "Forever", Kid Rock raps:
* PunkRap: Lampshaded example. On "Forever", Kid Rock raps:
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* GuestStar: Music/SherylCrow on "Picture" and Music/SnoopDogg on "WCSR".
* PunkRap: Lampshaded example.GenreMashup: On "Forever", Kid Rock raps:
* PunkRap: Lampshaded example.
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* GuestStar: Music/SherylCrow on "Picture" and Music/SnoopDogg on "WCSR".
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As explained over at Rap Rock, that term was often misused interchangeablely with Rap Metal, creating some miscategorizations. RYM associates Kid Rock more with Rap Rock than Rap Metal.
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''Cocky'' is Music/KidRock's fifth album, which saw him drawing more from SouthernRock and BluesRock. While still featuring rapped vocals and HardRock riffs prominately, there is overall more singing, more ballads, and a more eclectic variety of songs compared to his previous album, ''Music/DevilWithoutACause''. While ''Devil'' is predominantly considered a RapRock (or RapMetal) and HardRock album, ''Cocky'' more prominently features SouthernRock styles, although the Southern sound is often combined with rap, such as on "Forever".
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''Cocky'' is Music/KidRock's fifth album, which saw him drawing more from SouthernRock and BluesRock. While still featuring rapped vocals and HardRock riffs prominately, there is overall more singing, more ballads, and a more eclectic variety of songs compared to his previous album, ''Music/DevilWithoutACause''. While ''Devil'' is predominantly considered a RapRock (or RapMetal) and HardRock album, ''Cocky'' more prominently features SouthernRock styles, although the Southern sound is often combined with rap, such as on "Forever".
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* RapMetal: Though it starts off leading listeners to believe it is a BluesRock song, "I'm Wrong, But You Ain't Right" turns into this. The opening track "Trucker Anthem" also qualifies.
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** On "WCSR," the word "fag" is reversed and an unknown phrase by Snoop Dogg is bleeped out. There is an "unedited" upload on Website/YouTube, but it does not include the mystery phrase.
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* OutOfGenreExperience: "Lonely Road of Faith" is a Country Rock ballad. But then during the bridge, it briefly morphs into a RapRock / CountryRap song, before going back to Country Rock.
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* SongStyleShift: "Lonely Road of Faith" is a Country Rock ballad. But then during the bridge, it briefly morphs into a RapRock / CountryRap song, before going back to Country Rock.
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* OutOfGenreExperience: "Lonely Road of Faith" is a Country Rock ballad. But then during the bridge, it briefly morphs into a RapRock / CountryRap song, before going back to Country Rock.
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** ''With Music/{{ACDC}} on, from "Hell's Bells", to the next 9 songs''
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** ''With Music/{{ACDC}} on, [[Music/BackInBlack from "Hell's Bells", to the next 9 songs''songs]]''
** ''I drank with [[Music/HankWilliamsJr Hank]], talked blues with [[Music/ZZTop Billy]]\\
Rocked with [[Music/RunDMC Run]], sang with [[Music/WillieNelson Shotgun Willie]]''
** ''I drank with [[Music/HankWilliamsJr Hank]], talked blues with [[Music/ZZTop Billy]]\\
Rocked with [[Music/RunDMC Run]], sang with [[Music/WillieNelson Shotgun Willie]]''
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* PunkRap: Lampshaded example. On "Forever", Kid Rock raps:
--> Do not hate or question the music I make
--> I make PunkRock, and I mix it wit the HipHop
--> I get cha higher than a tree top, you wanna roll with the Kid Rock?
--> I make SouthernRock, and I mix it wit the HipHop
--> I got money like Fort Knox, I'll forever be the Kid Rock
--> Do not hate or question the music I make
--> I make PunkRock, and I mix it wit the HipHop
--> I get cha higher than a tree top, you wanna roll with the Kid Rock?
--> I make SouthernRock, and I mix it wit the HipHop
--> I got money like Fort Knox, I'll forever be the Kid Rock
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* RapMetal: Though it starts off leading listeners to believe it is a BluesRock song, "I'm Wrong, But You Ain't Right" turns into this.
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* RapMetal: Though it starts off leading listeners to believe it is a BluesRock song, "I'm Wrong, But You Ain't Right" turns into this. The opening track "Trucker Anthem" also qualifies.
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* CallBack: Some of the lyrics in "Trucker Anthem" (such as "call up your friends, I'll get your whole fuckin' crew high") and the "Kid Rock, I got the sex rhymes" part in "WCSR" comes from an earlier song called "Mom & Dad, I Use Drugs". Also, on the same song, Music/UncleKracker introduces Kid Rock as "The Music/EarlyMorninStonedPimp of the goddamn nation"
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* CallBack: Some of the lyrics in "Trucker Anthem" (such as "call up your friends, I'll get your whole fuckin' crew high") and the "Kid Rock, I got the sex rhymes" part in "WCSR" comes from an earlier song called "Mom & Dad, I Use Drugs". Also, Also on the same song, "Trucker Anthem", Music/UncleKracker introduces Kid Rock as "The Music/EarlyMorninStonedPimp of the goddamn nation"
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* CallBack: Some of the lyrics in "Trucker Anthem" (such as "call up your friends, I'll get your whole fuckin' crew high") and the "Kid Rock, I got the sex rhymes" part in "WCSR" comes from an earlier song called "Mom & Dad, I Use Drugs".
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* CallBack: Some of the lyrics in "Trucker Anthem" (such as "call up your friends, I'll get your whole fuckin' crew high") and the "Kid Rock, I got the sex rhymes" part in "WCSR" comes from an earlier song called "Mom & Dad, I Use Drugs". Also, on the same song, Music/UncleKracker introduces Kid Rock as "The Music/EarlyMorninStonedPimp of the goddamn nation"
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* GuestStar: Music/SherylCrow on "Picture" and Music/SnoopDogg on "W.C.S.R."
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** ''[[Music/DevilWithoutACause King Cowboy, baby, you know my credits]]''
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* ShoutOut: ''[[Music/EltonJohn B-b-b-b... Benny and the Jets is hot]]''
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* TakeThat: ''You're El Music/DeBarge''
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* TakeThat: ''You're El Music/DeBarge''
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* CallBack: Some of the lyrics in "Trucker Anthem" (such as "call up your friends, I'll get your whole fuckin' crew high") and the "Kid Rock, I got the sex rhymes" part in "WCSR" comes from an earlier song called "Mom & Dad, I Use Drugs".
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''Cocky'' is Music/KidRock's fifth album, which saw him drawing more from SouthernRock and {{Blues}}. While still featuring rapped vocals and HardRock riffs prominately, there is overall more singing, more ballads, and a more eclectic variety of songs compared to his previous album, ''Music/DevilWithoutACause''. While ''Devil'' is predominantly considered a RapRock (or RapMetal) and HardRock album, ''Cocky'' more prominently features SouthernRock styles, although the Southern sound is often combined with rap, such as on "Forever".
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''Cocky'' is Music/KidRock's fifth album, which saw him drawing more from SouthernRock and {{Blues}}.BluesRock. While still featuring rapped vocals and HardRock riffs prominately, there is overall more singing, more ballads, and a more eclectic variety of songs compared to his previous album, ''Music/DevilWithoutACause''. While ''Devil'' is predominantly considered a RapRock (or RapMetal) and HardRock album, ''Cocky'' more prominently features SouthernRock styles, although the Southern sound is often combined with rap, such as on "Forever".
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* {{Blues}}: On "You Never Met a Motherfucker Like Me", "Baby Come Home", and a few others.
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''Cocky'' went platinum five times, marking another huge hit for Kid Rock and continuing his success into the 2000s.
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''Cocky'' is Music/KidRock's fifth album, which saw him drawing more from SouthernRock and {{Blues}}. While still featuring rapped vocals and HardRock riffs prominately, there is overall more singing, more ballads, and a more eclectic variety of songs compared to his previous album, ''Music/DevilWithoutACause''. While ''Devil'' is predominantly considered a RapRock (or RapMetal) and HardRock album, ''Cocky'' more prominently features SouthernRock styles, although the Southern sound is often combined with rap, such as on "Forever".
The album features several of his most popular songs, including the singles "Forever", the SouthernRock ballad "Lonely Road of Faith", "You Never Met a Motherfucker Like Me", and his second crossover country hit "Picture", featuring Music/SherylCrow.
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!Track listing:
#"Trucker Anthem" 4:39
#"Forever" 3:46
#"Lay It on Me" 4:56
#"Cocky" 3:57
#"What I Learned Out on the Road" 4:58
#"I'm Wrong, But You Ain't Right" 4:56
#"Lonely Road of Faith" 5:28
#"You Never Met a Motherfucker Quite Like Me" 4:53
#"Picture" (featuring Sheryl Crow) 4:58
#"I'm a Dog" 3:36
#"Midnight Train to Memphis" 4:44
#"Baby Come Home" 3:08
#"Drunk in the Morning" 5:31
#"WCSR" (featuring Snoop Dogg) 4:44
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!Tropes:
* AsTheGoodBookSays: In "Lonely Road of Faith", during the bridge, Kid Rock says a verse that is similar to Psalm 23:4: "Though I walk in the valley of darkness / I am not afraid / 'Cause I know [[YouAreNotAlone I'm not alone]]."
** Furthermore, Kid is an ordained minister.
* {{Blues}}: On "You Never Met a Motherfucker Like Me", "Baby Come Home", and a few others.
* {{Bowdlerise}}:
** "Picture" had different edits to censor the line "Fueling up on cocaine and whiskey". One version changed "cocaine" to "water", and another just muted the word entirely.
* FakeShemp: Due to label issues, the official single version of "Picture" has Allison Moorer singing Music/SherylCrow's part. However, most stations played the Sheryl Crow version anyway, and it was even listed as "Kid Rock with Sheryl Crow or Allison Moorer" on the charts.
* GuestStar: Music/SherylCrow on "Picture" and Music/SnoopDogg on "W.C.S.R."
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''Cocky'' is Music/KidRock's fifth album, which saw him drawing more from SouthernRock and {{Blues}}. While still featuring rapped vocals and HardRock riffs prominately, there is overall more singing, more ballads, and a more eclectic variety of songs compared to his previous album, ''Music/DevilWithoutACause''. While ''Devil'' is predominantly considered a RapRock (or RapMetal) and HardRock album, ''Cocky'' more prominently features SouthernRock styles, although the Southern sound is often combined with rap, such as on "Forever".
The album features several of his most popular songs, including the singles "Forever", the SouthernRock ballad "Lonely Road of Faith", "You Never Met a Motherfucker Like Me", and his second crossover country hit "Picture", featuring Music/SherylCrow.
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!Track listing:
#"Trucker Anthem" 4:39
#"Forever" 3:46
#"Lay It on Me" 4:56
#"Cocky" 3:57
#"What I Learned Out on the Road" 4:58
#"I'm Wrong, But You Ain't Right" 4:56
#"Lonely Road of Faith" 5:28
#"You Never Met a Motherfucker Quite Like Me" 4:53
#"Picture" (featuring Sheryl Crow) 4:58
#"I'm a Dog" 3:36
#"Midnight Train to Memphis" 4:44
#"Baby Come Home" 3:08
#"Drunk in the Morning" 5:31
#"WCSR" (featuring Snoop Dogg) 4:44
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!Tropes:
* AsTheGoodBookSays: In "Lonely Road of Faith", during the bridge, Kid Rock says a verse that is similar to Psalm 23:4: "Though I walk in the valley of darkness / I am not afraid / 'Cause I know [[YouAreNotAlone I'm not alone]]."
** Furthermore, Kid is an ordained minister.
* {{Blues}}: On "You Never Met a Motherfucker Like Me", "Baby Come Home", and a few others.
* {{Bowdlerise}}:
** "Picture" had different edits to censor the line "Fueling up on cocaine and whiskey". One version changed "cocaine" to "water", and another just muted the word entirely.
* FakeShemp: Due to label issues, the official single version of "Picture" has Allison Moorer singing Music/SherylCrow's part. However, most stations played the Sheryl Crow version anyway, and it was even listed as "Kid Rock with Sheryl Crow or Allison Moorer" on the charts.
* GuestStar: Music/SherylCrow on "Picture" and Music/SnoopDogg on "W.C.S.R."
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