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Wait…Kid Rock’s real name is Robert James Ritchie? And Macaulay Culkin played Richie Rich in the movie? So the guy who looks exactly like 90s Culkin grew up to be a rich kid named Ritchie who became a rock star. The irony slaps hard: > Robert James Ritchie >...

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