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'''"So Hott"''' is the lead single off of [[Kid Rock]]'s [[Rock And Roll Jesus]]. Its a hard rocker with heavy drums and gutairs solos (they usually only do hooks) described by Kid Rock as a "pure evil rocker". The song is about a devious girl he is obsessed with and although she's no good for him, he wants her anyways. The song has become one of Kid Rock's biggest hits of his career, and his first single since "Forever" in 2001 to chart on the Modern Rock Tracks. [[ESPN]] will be using the song in September for the Ultimate Highlights. The single featuring the album and radio versions will be released September 29th.The explicit version of the song was released on the internet to file sharing programs. A Denver radio station got in trouble for playing the song too early.
'''"So Hott"''' is the lead single off of [[Kid Rock]]'s [[Rock And Roll Jesus]]. Its a hard rocker with heavy drums and guitars solos (they usually only do hooks) described by Kid Rock as a "pure evil rocker". The song is about a devious girl he is obsessed with and although she's no good for him, he wants her anyways. The song has become one of Kid Rock's biggest hits of his career, and his first single since "Forever" in 2001 to chart on the Modern Rock Tracks. [[ESPN]] will be using the song in September for the Ultimate Highlights. The single featuring the album and radio versions will be released September 29th.The explicit version of the song was released on the internet to file sharing programs. A Denver radio station got in trouble for playing the song too early.


So Hott Credits:
So Hott Credits:


*Kid Rock-Vocals/Rythm Gutair
*Kid Rock-Vocals/Rythm Guitar
*Marlon Young-Lead Gutair
*Marlon Young-Lead Guitar
*Jason Krause-Metal Gutair
*Jason Krause-Metal Guitar
*Aaron Julison-Bass Gutair
*Aaron Julison-Bass Guitar
*Jimmie Bones-Wurlitzer
*Jimmie Bones-Wurlitzer
*Stephanie Eulinberg-Drums/Percussion
*Stephanie Eulinberg-Drums/Percussion

Revision as of 02:05, 17 September 2007

"So Hott"
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"So Hott" is the lead single off of Kid Rock's Rock And Roll Jesus. Its a hard rocker with heavy drums and guitars solos (they usually only do hooks) described by Kid Rock as a "pure evil rocker". The song is about a devious girl he is obsessed with and although she's no good for him, he wants her anyways. The song has become one of Kid Rock's biggest hits of his career, and his first single since "Forever" in 2001 to chart on the Modern Rock Tracks. ESPN will be using the song in September for the Ultimate Highlights. The single featuring the album and radio versions will be released September 29th.The explicit version of the song was released on the internet to file sharing programs. A Denver radio station got in trouble for playing the song too early.

So Hott Credits:

  • Kid Rock-Vocals/Rythm Guitar
  • Marlon Young-Lead Guitar
  • Jason Krause-Metal Guitar
  • Aaron Julison-Bass Guitar
  • Jimmie Bones-Wurlitzer
  • Stephanie Eulinberg-Drums/Percussion


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