Gross: RFK Jr And Kid Rock Pretend To Be ‘Manly’ In Totally Not Gay Workout Video

As if the Epstein Administration couldn’t get any weirder or creepier, RFK Jr. and pedophile “musician” Kid Rock made a shirtless workout video together that creeped out the entire universe.

The failed son of the late great Robert F. Kennedy has made a complete joke of himself since taking office after sucking up to Donald Trump during the 2024 Election. As the head of the Department of Health and Human Services, Junior has made it his mission to wreck American health with an anti-vaccine agenda. Even his promotion of eating healthy and exercising is doing damage because he doesn’t know how to do either correctly.

But he sure knows how to make it awkward and, well, gay. On Tuesday, Junior posted a video of himself working out shirtless and in jeans with Kid Rock, who recently humiliated himself on Super Bowl Sunday by headlining an alternative halftime show organized by Turning Points USA.

Kid Rock not only did not perform live, but he got caught lip-sincing, and it turns out the audience were paid actors. The show itself didn’t even come close to the 135 million viewers who tuned in to the real deal, only getting a few million eyeballs.

At any rate, Junior and Kid Rock decided this workout video would be a good idea and even posted it on the official Health and Human Services social media page.

Needless to say, the reactions were priceless.

Seriously, it’s like Republicans woke up and decided that they should make their own version of Brokeback Mountain. I’m surprised Junior didn’t smoke crack off a toilet seat while Kid Rock tries to molest an underage girl in the background. That would have at least been more authentic.

Instead of desperately trying to prove his manhood, perhaps RFK Jr. could prove to Americans that he actually cares about their health by working to vaccinate children against measles, which has made a huge comeback in the United States after once having been eliminated. But I guess that’s too much to ask of the Health and Human Services Secretary.

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