Kid Rock Challenges Judge Alvin T. Wong
Kid Rock was spotted leaving Crown in West Hollywood early Wednesday (January 7), where the singer was asked for his thoughts about the economy, prompting him to turn the question around. Then an autograph seeker asked for a signature, prompting Rock to grill him about whether he was a reseller. He later defended himself over the judge that didn't consider his performances for the troops community service when handing down his judgement on the Waffle House scuffle back in 2007. Judge Alvin T. Wong instead was sentenced to 1 year probation and a $1,000 fine. "The reason I had a problem with that was like, Yeah, I love to play my guitar," Rock said. "I would always go to sing for the troops overseas. I'll do that any year. I've done it four years in a row... If he wanted to punish me, he should've put me in jail, but he didn't. The point is, if he loves to practice law, he's an attorney. He became a judge. Why he doesn't go to practice fu**ing law in Iraq for a month. If he's so bad ass. If he wants to prove a point with me. Because there ain't no bigger community service than going to play for the soldiers who protect the freedom for you to put your camera on me right now." Watch the footage below.Tags: Kid Rock
Posted on January 9, 2009 at 12:05 am in Multimedia | Comments (1)
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January 9th, 2009 at 6:28 pm
After hearing the judges decision we called the judge and he replied “Wong number”