This video may contain copyrighted material, the use of which may or may not have been authorized by the copyright holders. The material is made available on this channel for purposes that include research, criticism, news reporting and teaching. 17 U.S. Code § 512 (f) provides penalties for the deliberate misrepresentation of copyright infringement. The owner(s) author(s) personalities(s) of this video believe in good faith that the use of such materials herein constitutes Fair Use as per 17 U.S. Code § 107. Persons/agencies filing a false or frivolous DMCA complaint will be subject to civil liability. Copyright © 2023 by Jason Köhne. Do not download or re-upload this video in whole or in part to any channel or other platform, except for noncommercial quotes used in connection with reviews permitted by copyright law, or it will be removed for copyright violations.Right-Wing Influencers Just Found Their Favorite New Country Song. In “Rich Men North of Richmond,” a singing farmer in Virginia blasts high taxes and obese people on welfare, and even appears to allude to Jeffrey Epstein. Rich Men North of Richmond” is a passionate screed against the state of the country sung by Oliver Anthony, who identifies as a farmer living off the grid with his three dogs in Farmville, Virginia. In a video Anthony posted to YouTube earlier this month, he says he started writing songs in 2021 after he “wasted a lot of nights getting high and getting drunk.” Raw, solo songs with titles like “I’ve Got to Get Sober” and “Ain’t Gotta Dollar” helped cultivate a small following, but it was the recently released performance video of “Rich Men North of Richmond” — in which the red-bearded Anthony performs the song on a resonator guitar in a field with a deer blind behind him — that caught the attention of conservative personalities like country singer John Rich and commentators Dan Bongino and Matt Walsh. ‘Rich Men North of Richmond’ Viral Hitmaker Oliver Anthony: 5 Things You Need to Know. The Virginia resident is resonating with music listeners, thanks to his song raging against greed and injustice. Virginia country singer Oliver Anthony, a former factory worker, is going viral thanks to his song “Rich Men North of Richmond,” a scathing tale of greed and injustice that is rapidly being embraced and promoted by right-wing pundits. He uploaded “Ain’t Gotta Dollar” last year and notes he’s since put out approximately a dozen songs he recorded on his cell phone, including “90 Some Chevy” and “Living in the New World.” Now thanks to the massive commercial success of guys like Zach Bryan and Tyler Childers, earnest songwriters with raspy voices are getting signed to major label deals through their own subsidiary publishing companies Some will say “Rich Men North of Richmond” is sort of a thinking man’s version, or an authentic Appalachian version of Jason Aldean’s “Try That In A Small Town.” Though the working man sentiments in the song will be well-received more universally, Will Oliver Anthony become the next Tyler Childers or Zach Bryan? Only time will tell. But it’s also worth distinguishing the difference between Tyler Childers’ ascent and Zach Bryan’s, despite Barstool Sports claiming, “Oliver Anthony Is An Appalachian Country Artist In The Same Vein As Tyler Childers and Zach Bryan.”

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