Viral country song 'Rich Men North of Richmond' resonates with conservatives while sparking debate
- Oliver Anthony's song criticizes elites and expresses working-class frustrations, gaining millions of views.
- Anthony's first public performance drew large crowds, and he shared a Bible verse.
- Some praise the song's message, while others criticize its rhetoric toward welfare recipients.
- Conservatives like Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene have embraced the song as an "anthem."
- Media outlets label the song as "right-wing" while some say it has a universal appeal.