KID ROCK: 'DRUGS ARE LESS ADDICTIVE THAN FAME'

Last updated: Monday, November 26, 2007

KID ROCK: 'DRUGS ARE LESS ADDICTIVE THAN FAME'

KID ROCK is convinced it's safer to develop an addiction to hard drugs than it is to seek out fame.

Kid Rock at the 2007 American Music Awards held at the at the Nokia Theatre. Los Angeles, California - 18.11.07

The rap/rocker insists a drug problem is a preferable alternative to becoming a celebrity constantly followed by the paparazzi.

He says, "An old-fashioned coke habit would be smarter than getting addicted to fame. You'd be better getting a heroin problem, as far as I'm concerned.

"Tupac (Shakur) said it best: 'All I want is the money. F**k the fame. Fame is a f**king killer.'"

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Source: WENN

| Monday, November 26, 2007

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