Isn't that really what it's all about?

Kid Rock on his fight with Tommy Lee at the MTV VMAs;
Kid Rock's newest studio album, Rock N Roll Jesus, arrived in stores this week, but he is still being asked about his scuffle with Tommy Lee at the MTV Video Music Awards last month. "What it boils down to is a level of disrespect for a lot of years between me and him — him towards me — and it had nothing to do with Pamela [Anderson]," he told MTV News.

Rock wonders if someone made sure that the two rockers crossed paths that night, knowing there was bad blood between them over their ex. "Was it coincidence?," he asked. "Didn't MTV know all three of us [would be] in [the same] room? Obviously, they were looking for something. I don't know if MTV planned it, but somebody knew what they were doing."

The Kid says the best thing about the fight is that it gave him plenty of free publicity for Rock N Roll Jesus, which he is very satisfied with. "I hope it fills a void that seems to be missing from music — and that's the great classic American rock record,"

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