Kid Rock denies being a racist after hurling sexual slurs at Oprah Winfrey

The American performer was heard doubling down on his outburst before hitting out at those he assumed would call him 'racist.'

The 'Bawitdaba' singer-songwriter was forced offstage by handlers following the graphic outburst. Source: TMZ

Kid Rock may not just have a thinking problem, based on footage obtained by TMZ of a sexually-explicit tirade the singer went into against several female talk shows hosts on stage at his own Nashville bar this week, in a state the website described as "clearly intoxicated."

The video posted by TMZ ends with Kid Rock being helped off the lip of the stage in an awkward manner by handlers.

"I'm like, Oprah Winfrey or Joy Behar, they can suck d-- sideways," the star said in the video, repeatedly motioning as if he were pushing someone's head toward his crotch.

Kid Rock gestures to himself while delivering his rant at a live show. Source: TMZ

"F**k Oprah Winfrey and f**k Kathie Lee Gifford," he said, as someone near the smartphone filming his monolog is heard to exclaim, "He's blackout drunk."

Gifford was recently in the news in Nashville for moving to town, but, unlike Winfrey or Behar, the volatile rapper was not known to have previously had an animus against her before.

Rock is seen later repeating the "suck d-- sideways" phrase again specifically in connection with Winfrey, and then immediately leaps to preemptively declare that he knows he will be accused of being a racist for his comments. To those who would say, "'Well, I'm pretty sure Kid Rock's a racist," he said, "I'm, like, 'Fine. F- off,' sideways."

"I'm not the bad guy in this equation," the 48-year-old star declares. "I'm the f-in' guy you want, like, hey, he's pretty cool."

The episode occurred just days shy of the one-year anniversary of Rock doing a live morning remote with "Fox & Friends" in which he said, "screw that Joy Behar b**ch," with host Steve Doocy trying to cut him off. That Nov. 30, 2018 episode led to him being fired that same day from his role as grand marshal of the Nashville Christmas Parade.

Kid Rock hit out at Taylor Swift earlier this year, accusing the female music star of wanting to be a Democrat purely to obtain movie success. Source: WireImage

Rock returned to the news in August when he tweeted that "Taylor Swift wants to be a democrat because she wants to be in movies....period. And it looks like she will suck the door knob off Hollyweird to get there. Oldest move in the book. Good luck girl."

The incident occurred at Kid Rock's Big Ass Honky Tonk Rock N' Roll Steakhouse, which was the subject of controversy in Nashville in January when a 20-foot neon sign was installed that included a facsimile of a woman's buttocks. Nashville's city council ultimately voted to allow the racy sign, with strong dissent from some members who felt it would leave tourists with a vulgar image of the city.

U.S. President Donald Trump shakes hands with Kid Rock prior signing a H.R. 1551, the 'Orrin G. Hatch-Bob Goodlatte Music Modernization Act'. Source: Getty Images North America

The rapper had had calmer moments in the news this year, like when he went golfing with US President Donald Trump in March, subsequently describing the president, for whom he has frequently expressed support, as "down-to-earth and cool."