Rich Men North of Richmond

[surada]

Honey, Bob Dylan sucks.

But he was part of a complete cultural revolution.

Welcome to your future. Now downvote this because you have nothing else to say: DO IT

I love Bob Dylan, but this guy is no Bob Dylan.

 

[SweetSue92]

I love Bob Dylan, but this guy is no Bob Dylan.

You have lost the culture. You have old, busted ideas that don't capture any cultural imagination.

You deserve half a century at least wandering in the cultural desert. Enjoy that.

 

[surada]

You have lost the culture. You have old, busted ideas that don't capture any cultural imagination.

You deserve half a century at least wandering in the cultural desert. Enjoy that.

Can you remember the melody or the lyric? He should write another song if he wants to express his political opinion.

 

[HeyNorm]

I love Bob Dylan, but this guy is no Bob Dylan.

No, more like Arlo Guthrie, Hank Williams, Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard.

 

[SweetSue92]

Can you remember the melody or the lyric? He should write another song if he wants to express his political opinion.

Welcome to the cultural backseat where you are criticizing "melody and lyric" while the culture gobbles up his song.

May you rot there for generations.

 

[themirrorthief]

Honey, Bob Dylan sucks.

But he was part of a complete cultural revolution.

Welcome to your future. Now downvote this because you have nothing else to say: DO IT

dylan is a genius man

 

[Jim H - VA USA]

Welcome to the cultural backseat where you are criticizing "melody and lyric" while the culture gobbles up his song.

May you rot there for generations.

More popular than Taylor Swift...

[Link]

cc: surada

 

[Flash]

It’s funny how the song isn’t political but immediately the lefties start attacking it. So a reference to Pedo Island is offensive to lefties? Huh, I wonder why that is.

I like the part about the 300 lb welfare queens.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Rolling stone commie fags hate it ...cause it's that good

The irony is that could be a Wobbly union song. Yet they will vote for people who's economic policy is "make wealthy people wealthier, all other considerations rescinded."

The Republicans could become a solid worker's party if they really wanted, but then again, the people who own the party* would be negatively impacted and they would have to ditch all the MAGA racists.

*both parties actually.

Also what town is north of Richmond that he is referring to? Washington DC?

 

[Jim H - VA USA]

The irony is that could be a Wobbly union song. Yet they will vote for people who's economic policy is "make wealthy people wealthier, all other considerations rescinded."

The Republicans could become a solid worker's party if they really wanted, but then again, the people who own the party* would be negatively impacted and they would have to ditch all the MAGA racists.

*both parties actually.

Also what town is north of Richmond that he is referring to? Washington DC?

 

[Zincwarrior]

as an aside, that two hour drive represents about half the ACW.

 

[Flash]

The irony is that could be a Wobbly union song. Yet they will vote for people who's economic policy is "make wealthy people wealthier, all other considerations rescinded."

The Republicans could become a solid worker's party if they really wanted, but then again, the people who own the party* would be negatively impacted and they would have to ditch all the MAGA racists.

*both parties actually.

Also what town is north of Richmond that he is referring to? Washington DC?

It is a not a Republican campaign song. It is about how the NE Libtard fat cats are fucking up this country and that cuts across party lines. The Globalist that have islands to fuck children, high taxation, miners out of jobs, big fat 300 lb welfare queens, big government taking our liberties away and how the money ain't worth shit any more because of inflated government spending.

Union people may like the song because it about all the things that fuck up their lives but their filthy ass Union bosses gives the rank and file's money to shitheads that causes the problems.

White soul music.

 

[Zincwarrior]

It is a not a Republican campaign song. It is about how the NE Libtard fat cats are fucking up this country and that cuts across party lines. The Globalist that have islands to fuck children, high taxation, miners out of jobs, big fat 300 lb welfare queens, big government taking our liberties away and how the money ain't worth shit any more because of inflated government spending.

Union people may like the song because it about all the things that fuck up their lives but their filthy ass Union bosses gives the rank and file's money to shitheads that causes the problems.

White soul music.

Mmm...you think that will help his life?
Epstein was Trump's friend.
Libtards didn't close the mines
Taxes are low
what liberties have been taken away from the working man?
Inflation occurred globally.

 

[Flash]

"North of Richmond". Heard it before as a gun safety rule.


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[Flash]

We need more songs that celebrate the hatred of big government

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Comment:
It is about time country music got political.
The snooty Left-Wing writers of Rolling Stone Magazine believe that the Americans who live outside of LA and NYC are inferior people who should work, be silent and pay their ever-increasing taxes that support the Democrat Moochers.
People need to realize that White Liberals are Supremist and to them you are just their tax slaves.

Rolling Stone Tries To Minimize ‘Rich Men North Of Richmond’ As Right-Wing ‘Screed’

After taking social media by storm, Rolling Stone labeled Oliver Anthony's fresh country track, "Rich Men North of Richmond," a right-wing 'screed.’

dailycaller.com

After taking social media by storm, Rolling Stone labeled Oliver Anthony’s viral country track, “Rich Men North of Richmond,” a right-wing ‘screed.’

“I wish politicians would look out for miners/And not just minors on an island somewhere,” Anthony sang.

Anthony, a self-proclaimed farmer embracing an off-the-grid lifestyle, embarked on his songwriting journey in 2021, Rolling Stone reported. After wasting “a lot of nights getting high and getting drunk,” the Virginia artist cultivated a following with solo tracks such as “Ain’t Gotta Dollar,” the outlet noted.

Yet, it was Anthony’s recent performance video for “Rich Men North of Richmond” that sparked online fervor, striking a chord with notable conservative voices like Dan Bongino and Matt Walsh, per Rolling Stone.

The lyrics scrutinized numerous contemporary challenges in America, including rampant inflation, the welfare state, political corruption, and even references to Jeffrey Epstein.

 

[TheYellowKing]

Rolling stone commie fags hate it ...cause it's that good

It's very telling where real support in this country is when this song and Jason Aldean get trashed by the media still end up number 1

And when sound of freedom beats big summer movies

The silent majority is waking up

 

[Jim H - VA USA]

"Doggon It"

"Water's dryin' up and there's a war in the makin'
People eatin' bugs, 'cause they won't eat bacon...

People's cryin' about burnin' coal, but not the poor souls diggin' it....

Republicans, Democrats, I swear they're all just full of crap...."

 

[surada]

No, more like Arlo Guthrie, Hank Williams, Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard.

Nope. Can you remember the tune or the lyric?

 

[Failzero]

Hopefully he won’t come out like L’il NAZ X after winning over the listeners