by Matt Agorist, The Free Thought Project:
If you’ve recently found yourself humming a tune that you most assuredly will not catch on the establishment-owned radio, you’re likely thinking of Oliver Anthony’s “Rich Men North of Richmond,” which soared to number 1 on iTunes and independent platforms seemingly overnight. But why has this particular track resonated so deeply with its listeners?
The mainstream media has been busy in their attempts to dismiss Oliver Anthony’s sudden popularity as just another example of right-wing politics latching onto a country artist’s anti-liberal sentiment, but there’s far more to it than that. It’s absurd to label concerns like protecting children, disliking inflation, standing against the police and surveillance state, or expressing frustration at politicians continually eroding our freedoms as exclusively “right-wing” issues. These are universal concerns that resonate across the political spectrum.
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To understand this concept, it’s essential to discern the essence behind the song’s viral success. The visceral lyrics encapsulate a sentiment many are feeling: a deep-seated frustration with the establishment. Anthony has tapped into a collective consciousness that isn’t about being right or left, Democrat or Republican, white or black.
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