LMFAO are “Sorry for Party Rocking”

LMFAO performed their new single, “Sorry for Party Rocking,” on American Idol last week. The guys, known for their tongue-in-cheek lyrics, recently told us they are sincere about the meaning behind the song. The duo added that the song eliminates any responsibility they have for causing kids to have too much fun. LMFAO will kick off their Sorry For Party Rocking Tour in Columbus, Ohio on May 22nd. The tour will also feature Far East Movement, The Quest Crew, Sidney Samson, Eva Simons and Natalia Kills.

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