Why Is This Song So Controversial?! 

Yes I’m coming to see you at Alcatraz in Milan this November. It’s my first time seeing you and at this venue.

Still no Texas dates...bummed.

Excellent question, Justin (I hope the real Justin is allowed to read this). It’s ONLY a “big deal” if you subscribe to Neo-Marxist beliefs, like: The Rich oppress The Poor (Karl Marx’s Conflict Theory), and “The Patriarchy oppress Women”, and “White Americans oppress racial and other minorities” (Herbert Marcuse’s Critical Rave Theory). ANY, and I mean ANY, expression of, Right-Wing or Traditional values are pure anathema to these Marxist-minded people. They’ll label any sentiments about race as “racist” or “supremacist”… Any sentiments about nation as “hyper nationalistic”…. It’s madness, Justin!

@@theoneandonlyjonasvdidn’t you hear?! Texas is full of crazy gun-nuts! And cowboys! /s

get a dobo you is puuurty good picka

Well, he's no Marvin Gaye, but to each his own I guess.

​@@maximusindicusoblivious180haha

@@maximusindicusoblivious180 There's different kinds of great. James Taylor is great, Metallica great too. A well made steak is great, so is a well made roast. There are lots of great things out there, and we can both we don't have to choose one or the other, what a time to be alive.

😮 the 5'3 300 pound line kills me. While I find the word pretentious when people say it, I can only attribute it to the duality of a serious song with comedic insult hiding in there somewhere.

Another Tyler Childers wannabe whinging for attention in the only place he can get it.

It’s dividing the corrupt, corporate sell-out, establishment politicians from their voters, that’s all.

The media are nothing but the arm of the propaganda machine of the communists.

True, he's literally been saying he's a centrist and the media hate that because the media are either left or right

The media are just the puppets as are the politicians .. it's the puppet masters hiding in their shadows who are making this world a worse place .

If this song skewers politicians so bad, then why did politicians reference it so much in the GOP Debate? His rhetoric is useful for the people in charge...

NO! I WANT JUSTIN TO LIVE!!!

Bluegrass heals the soul

Do a collab with Danny Worsnop, he put out a country album a few years ago. 2 British rockers making a bluegrass record. I'd pay good money to see that.

I could see it.

@@djjazzyjeff1232Oh that's right he's British, huh? Brits doing the American West.

I'm not entirely convinced that the people who oppose this are actually offended, more likely they are just terrified that people might actually start to think for themselves and begin questioning the way their respective government spends their hard earned tax dollars and pounds. Welfare ideally should be a helping hand, a short lived form of financial support to stop people from falling so far down there is no way back up - not a long term lifestyle choice funded by hardworking people.

Same mate same

@@clarkdavison40 the majority of people, in this country, on benefits are actually working. Our taxes are being used to financially subsidise the wage costs of companies that make a fortune in profits.

@@angelaclarke3305 Firstly, my comment was not limited to "this country" and clearly included America (tax dollars). Secondly, we have a complex benefits system in "this country" and my response was not a detailed discussion of the entire welfare state which I am more than happy to debate in terms of cost benefit analysis and the effectiveness or lack thereof of the current system. My point still stands, in that "welfare" and to be more precise "unemployment" or "out of work" benefits in particular was designed to be a short term measure. The unadjusted claimant count for people claiming unemployment related benefits in the UK was 1.57 million in July 2023. This was was 29,000 more than the month before, 39,300 more than in July 2022 and 342,000 more than the pre-pandemic month of March 2020. In February 2022, 22 million people were claiming some form of benefits, in England, Scotland and Wales. This includes Child Benefit of course which is given to every "family" with one or more children regardless of need and this payment drastically skews the figures. After the state pension, universal credit (UC) is the government's joint-highest benefit spend. In July 2022, 5.7 million people were claiming it, about 41% of whom have jobs. Since 41% does not constitute a "majority" this would contradict your information. This also does not include those receiving state pension, most of whom are not "working". As you can see this is a multi-variable and highly complex system, figures can be used in isolation or in combination to paint very different pictures depending on which position you want to take. My comment was not limited to welfare spending, that was just one example and I stated it as an "ideal" as opposed to a "fact". Most of us are aware of the failures of "big government" in allocating tax revenue in the optimum way and that "big business" via lobbyists and a revolving door of ex Politicians (who move into highly paid executive positions on inflated salaries after failing the electorate) know how to game the system. The main point I was trying to make, which interestingly you chose not to respond to at all was that: "the people who oppose this are (not) actually offended, more likely they are just terrified that people might actually start to think for themselves and begin questioning the way their respective government spends their hard earned tax dollars and pounds."

@@clarkdavison40 you should have a read of this since your data seems to be incorrect. www.gov.uk/government/statistics/universal-credit-statistics-29-april-2013-to-14-july-2022/universal-credit-statistics-29-april-2013-to-14-july-2022#:~:text=There%20were%202.3%20million%20people,periods%20covering%2010%20June%202021.

I think people are sick of that, and this song is proof. "Hey did you know that X is bad now because" it's like, just shut up. I'm already not listening anymore. I heard Queen was sexist or whatever the fk because of Fat Bottom Girls now. No, the answer is no. Just give it a rest media boys lol, goodness sakes..

they are offended that he is offended by their largess with his taxes is what it amounts to....or maybe the view from the bottom is just too grubby for their tastes. it is one thing to know the problem is there it is another to get your nose rubbed in the fact that your feel good philanthropy is actually harming the people your helping.

@@kevint1910 I think they need that tho. To be rubbed in it.

This song was being marketed as controversial before anyone had even heard it. It’s a bullshit fake working class song

Im a left wing guy, and I’d be right there with this song if it weren’t for that second verse. He switches from attacking the rich to attacking the poor. That’s what keeps me from liking this song.

The lyrics are quite naive IMO, he first regonizes the rich are the problem, but the continues to blame the poor. And there's few lines there that are straight from Regan's "wellfare queen" -rhetoric. It's a nice song but the lyrics spoil it for me.

@@hauntyoohe doesn’t blame the poor… he blames the system poor people are on… if you’ve ever lived in a poor area it’s clear some people take advantage of welfare that the government allows to happen

@@projectc.j.j3310 yes, but it's such an small portion, and every system has it's flaws. But the lyrics still come across like the same rhetoric Regan used to put the blame ln the poor, and to demonize wellfare programs.

@@hauntyoo Nah dude, it's not. Rent seeking is a huge problem among the working poor and I say that knowing quite a few people I know and love have fallen into that trap. Rent seeking doesn't just kick those who don't have the ability or will to do so, but it also prevents you from making the best you can of yourself and puts yourself in a position where you are fundamentally dependent on a system that will keep you exactly where you are the rest of your life.

Johnny cash wouldn’t blame poor people on benefits for the state of the country.

exactly. When you consider the levels of diabetes on some Native reservations and then think about how the government provided food is utter crap...

@@CamronLummus-mx6zj exactly. And in some areas the supply of stuff like fresh fruit and veg is very expensive due to transport.

Such a powerful song because we are all feeling it. But I think you are engaging in wishful thinking. He does say in the previous sentence: “and the obese milking welfare”. The rich got us fighting between ourselves. He did say he wanted to bring people together, not divide. So I hope he will do that instead of putting vulnerable people down.

The lyrics "we got folks in the street, ain't got nothin' to eat and the obese milkin' welfare" make me think his point is that the government is just incompetent at fixing problems.

So his hissy fit is not just focused on rich people but also poor fat people? Got it!

If this song skewers politicians so bad, then why did politicians reference it so much in the GOP Debate? His rhetoric is useful for the people in charge...

That's some expert advice right there

Dobro guitars are so much fun! Especially made by Gretsch. Their quality is always on top level! Even though it's produced under Fender's eye now.

Yes I agree get a national resonator, if you want a resonator and live dire straits you gotta get one. Also @sah-win love the Samhain pic 🙌🏻🙌🏻

Try Benjamin Tod

Not a chance; this song has already been co - opted by the rich men everywhere - you saw it used in the Republican political circus - Oops, I mean Convention - sort of. The People - the Voters - have already taken note, and they will dig seeing this man on the talk shows, but NOTHING is going to get done. Revolution is called for, real, unpleasant and uncomfortable; with it's real inconvenience and it's body counts, and the REAL horrors of a revolution - the end of food in stores, showa on TV, and the end of internet service. This song is interesting, but NOTHING will happen - in real terms - because of it.

I haven't been on iTunes in a long time. However, I still buy music on Amazon. If I like it, I buy it for my own library.

How about THE truth…not this bs “my….your….etc”…THE truth and nothing but

Is there such a thing as "the" truth?

I call BS. Blaming fat people on welfare is only taking the blame OFF the Rich Men.. so telling me I have no soul because I see this song as targeting the wrong people isn't really that constructive..

I think that if you don’t understand this song then you probably live better than most or your just completely blind.

@@Fishman7878 I'm very poor, with 20/20 vision and I understand this song to be pointing the finger of blame at folks on welfare - it's called "punching down". But I'm sure all the Rich Men are overjoyed that everyone is lapping up this crap. Just look at the lyrics FFS.. " I wish politicians would look out for miners And not just minors on an island somewhere Lord, we got folks in the street, ain't got nothin' to eat And the obese milkin' welfare Well, God, if you're 5-foot-3 and you're 300 pounds Taxes ought not to pay for your bags of fudge rounds" So short fat people on welfare are the problem?? Nope - I reckon it's you that doesn't understand the song..

Yeah, that's kinda it right. This is a classic standard born today. You can't NOT understand it and empathize. It's simply too nutshell to and politically ambiguous to get outraged over. I mean, you shouldn't anyway but this! Nah, dude. That's silly. Somebody's projecting their "intolerance" of others hard. Right. It's a song and it's honest. Whatever.

Be cool

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hahah great spot

If this song skewers politicians so bad, then why did politicians reference it so much in the GOP Debate? His rhetoric is useful for the people in charge...

​@jeffreyblack6611 why do you keep commenting the same comment?

@@MarkelleRayneeShereeI guess bc I can and there is no rule against it. Why can’t you debate the point. The fact politicians are using the song to run political campaigns shows the rhetoric is not threatening to the interests who fund their campaigns

@@jeffreyblack6611 all politicians are blood suckers. The reality tho is this song is on point. We have a UniParty of domestic enemies in DC. A small handful are for our freedoms and our pursuit of happiness. Those are the ones that I can see who would use a song like this to sell their stand. The reality is that it makes people against our freedoms and such quite upset. They hate sunlight..

@@TVoltG Blaming politicians for being corrupt is like blaming kermit the frog for saying the n-word instead of blaming Jim Henson. Unless you're going after the capitalists who fund their campaigns, youre doing exactly what they want you to do.

One day you'll realise that the Republicans are on the side of the corporations and not on yours... and you'll just feel so silly. It's like the 'working class' Tories myth in the UK.

​@@jack-a-lopium

With a lot of help from right wing culture war morons.

​@@jack-a-lopiumOne day you'll realize that democrats are on the side of corporations but the difference being they will have taken any means for you to defend yourself and your family as they take your children away for gender reassignment.....

​@@jack-a-lopiumand then one day you will realize that both are one in the same

The real question is “why doesn’t he already have one?!?” 🤦🏻‍♀️😂 🦅🤓…💖

Such a rich mans dilemma to be thinking of buying a new expensive guitar in the middle of a heartfelt blue colour conversation! How could you be so gauche Justin! lol (Lots of Lettuce)

@@NinStardust this is true! You are wise! 🦅🤓... ❤️

@@Crashed2023 ah, but if he buys enough guitars he won't be a rich man anymore!

@@Crashed2023that‘s blue collar, not colour…

And with a level of style and gravitas as well

Another Tyler Childers wannabe whinging for attention in the only place he can get it.

Plus people love being told that their problems are someone else's fault, not their own.

@@gahangore111 this x10000000

He mentions total control, I think the fraud of the last 3 years is the main chord hit here followed by the mention of paedophilic behaviour of people in power . He hit power square between the eyes!

@@gahangore111 Although with the topic of this song specifically... It's not a projection thing, it's the actual truth.

⁠@@demonboy50Yes, quite. This prick @gahangore111 needs to check his/her head.

In case anyone is curious and wants to look it up, it's called a resonator guitar

@@RAINE____ I know, but it is more fun to call that one; Brothers in Arms guitar LOL

@@RAINE____ Never knew what it was called. Thanks

That's what helped me to find Justin! I saw that shirt and remembered how much I loved that song. I was pleasantly surprised to see he has his own channel.

That show had not just 1, but 2 Spiritualized songs. ❤❤❤

I just got apple tv for that show, I was surprised by how much I enjoyed it, not liking sports I figured it might not be for me.

What part of the uproar can you understand?

It is fantastic isn’t it? It’s an old saying but it gets renewed when a track like this comes out.

@@hawk8403 I didn’t know that. Never heard it. Fits pretty great here tho.

You must be new to music to have never heard that slogan before. It’s actually 3 chords and the truth.

@@shadeshadyshade254 if you say so, sure.

If this song skewers politicians so bad, then why did politicians reference it so much in the GOP Debate? His rhetoric is useful for the people in charge...

I think the overwhelming response to this blue collar anthem shows that Americans are finally starting to understand that. The American political left has always claimed to represent the working class, with the right taking the side of business. The left has fully abandoned the working class, leaving them feeling they have no representation. The globalist agenda has done this all over the world and people ARE starting to wake up to it, at this late date.

I'm from America, everyone I've seen react to this regardless of political affiliation says it transcends politics, it's our media that is trying to attach it to an alt right narrative, also the rich men north of Richmond is the politicians in washington d.c, they've made the system the way it is, so take from that what you will. This song has united alot of people ( for the time being )

"this song about politicians and welfare isn't political guys!!!!" just say you agree with the message fsss

Ya, except those democrat dirt bags are saying this guy/song are far right. Idiots.

Where can i get these free packs of frudge rounds?

Bloke

Another Tyler Childers wannabe whinging for attention in the only place he can get it.

The fact that it blew up the way it did says one thing: we can’t stand our politicians anymore and know what they are up to.

@@russellzaunerdon’t be THAT GUY bruh.

Agreed. I am not typically a country music listener, but Oliver Anthony's songs have had me coming back for more for days. Oh and to those who dont know, the man's name is Chris. The project is called Oliver Anthony Music, named after his grandfather.

@@rdean150 I'm not a country guy either, but the super raw ones like Chris Stapleton, Tyler Childers, Zach Bryan, those guys are rad. I guess if country was what it's supposed to be, then I'd like it. But like Keith Urban, Tim McGraw type shit? 🤢🤢🤮

@@djjazzyjeff1232 Are you me? Throw Sturgill Simpson in the "rad" camp, BTW. Of the "big names" the only ones I tolerate are Zach Brown, Kenny Chesney & occasionally Eric Church. Of the women of country music almost all seem to sound the same to me...

@@Deviantygr I might be. Because ZBB is probably the best country group imo, I really enjoy their stuff, and yeah there are a few Eric Church songs that are super dope.

Yes! Speaking of detectorists, a look at The Unthanks doing 'Magpie' would be cool too.

@@ekek9510 love magpie by the unthanks. The harmonies are magical

SUCH an underrated show!❤

...and follow up with a review of his duet of "The Water" with Laura Marling.......and then down the Laura Marling rabbit hole.....

​@@simond5208ah I love Laura Marling, all of the above would be brilliant on this channel!

I love that this Anthony dude is quoting the bible especially the psalms. We are in a spiritual battle and the devil has done very well at deprogramming the population from spirit.

@@markusmaximus6636 "We're such self-centered crap, we don't even notice hell itself rising up against us." - A Wise Man

I agree, but I must say if he was more plugged into American political discourse, he almost certainly would have picked up on the highly political undercurrent of the song. It's most definitely heavily conservative in its messaging.

@@robzs8388 That's just not right...he released a video today speaking on how pissed he was that conservative pundits have tried to adopt it...he said he found it hilarious that they used it for the republican debate because he was singing about everyone on the stage...he is adamant that he did not write it about Biden, or from the aspect of liberalism or conservatism...he wrote it for the people, all the people, essentially versus all the politicians, all of the government...it's easy to find here on YT...

yea I saw that and I'll give him credit for it. I would amend it to say that he's been influenced by decades of conservative messaging pitting the middle class against the poor. "the obese milking welfare" is just Reagan-era 'welfare queens' talk, which is absolutely a fabrication pushed to keep poor whites resentful against poorer blacks. @@johnjohn37371

It's absolutely chock full of blatant dogwhistles, Justin's massively let himself down here

Could you recommend me one of her songs, I've heard a lot of people talking about her. If you wouldn't mind that is.

She did a great set on NPR (tiny desk)

@@orsy_pyrrhicI Know The End is a good introduction to Pheobe✌️

Her early stuff was good but now its just her singing like she's sad all the time. Motion Sickness was great.

I agree with the earlier commenter that I Know The End is a good one to start with. Either that one or Kyoto, if you tend to like faster songs.

naw, if you're an American you can clearly pick out which side he's on to be honest. It's a shame, but this is an extremely biased worldview coming from the lad. He ALMOST has something to say, but ruins it with the same shit conservative elites have been feeding their poor base for years - hate the ppl who have it worse than you.

Maybe so but the left wing media and leftists commentators are trying to down play and discredit him in whatever way they can. Just yesterday I heard a 45 year old 'punk journalist' say he is cringe. When I took a good look at the right wing commentator trying to make himself relevant to his mainly young audience, I saw David Brent. Such blatant hypocritical unawareness. Oliver Anthony, or whatever his name is, has written a revolutionary anthem that should start the unification of the working class against the elites. It is our only hope at the minute.

Thank you for this master class on why the bootstrap metaphor is BS! A song like this kicking downward at those on benefits really just sickens my stomach. He had a good 1st verse, then it all went to hell.

You seem like a smart person Derek. I agree with you on your understanding of the meaning of this song. I think a big problem is that people are so divided that it is really hard to make changes in politics. All citizens should be able to afford healthy food and be able to live in a clean and safe home and have health care and paid vacation. And affordable education opportunities.

For real. My son is a type 1 diabetic. You can imagine how expensive that is and no daycares can care for him so we only have a single income. He was on Medicaid for a short time until apparently my husband made $20 extra bucks one month and that was too much. Kicked off Medicaid. Have a friend with a 19yr old daughter who was recently diagnosed with colon cancer. He is a single parent with no extra income coming in. She was recently kicked off Medicaid too. All that money they saved by fucking over regular people was sent straight to Ukraine so then it could be laundered back into their own pockets. It is unbelievably maddening. I know in the long run we will be ok tho. Might not have the best house on the block or the nicest car...nor do we ever get to vacation. But at least my son is here.

i believe that no one has a problem with welfare, we have a problem with people that have nothing wrong with them abusing it. i have worked in grocery stores for almost 30 years, i see the young perfectly capable people that somehow get by on it, while 50 year old me with knee problems and fused discs in my back have to lug crates of produce around for sloppy rude young and strong people with access cards to come load their carts with. NO ONE has a problem with someone that is quadriplegic being on welfare and you should not take offence and think it is aimed at you when someone is complaining about welfare.

Amen!

He literally calls out poor people for being fat on welfare. How is that not political?

do people not understand the down side of unions? god bless ups, but i mean, the teachers union has done what, exactly?

@@gnlout7403 tell us what the teachers union has done wrong then?

@@verysurvival really? ok. teachers dont get paid crap. thats kind of a big one and generally why you have a union. you cant fire bad teachers. thats two. do you need more? Jesus

Starting in the 70s, unions were becoming big business and, like the corporate owners, were often cheating their members. That certainly continues in some way today but Gen z appears to be reverting to the union of early 20th century and keeping the big onions at arm's distance when they can. And we can't forget that any labor progress made through legislation began with unions so nonunion workers benefit as well. I get a little squeamish when Billy Bragg uses union as a the only answer but he offers an answer or hope. There's no hope in "Rich Men North of Richmond," which is why FOX loves it.

@@gnlout7403 you really don't realize what unions have done for people, and continue to do for people even with their hands tied behind their back.

Higher chart placement except with less chart length, unless you buy the same song over and over again

In 1 month a bot can play over 14,000 songs. Spotify bots are still a cheaper and easier way to game the system than actual purchases. @@NopeNothanks-zj1yw

I dont listen to sia but I'll take your word for it haha. I do think there's some covers out there that also stand out. "Hurt" by Johny Cash is a cover that's nothing if not emotional.

That needs to be put on a T-shirt. :D

Don't forget about that Donor Class!

@@bozhno Yes, my comment was pointing at the partisan comments related to the songs bipartisan message.

Thank you! Made me actually laugh out loud.

@@suzanneemerson2625 same lol 😊

He's not digging all people out on social welfare, I don't know where you are but certainly I know at least 10 people off the top of my head who do indeed milk the system. My interpretation is that the people trying to better themselves keep on getting kicked into touch.

Have you ever heard Neil Young's "Welfare mothers make better lovers"? The ones that truly need help from society and their tax dollars feel not the need to defend their position but yet they too should be outraged at the grifters that game the system. One example I witnessed was a person at the YMCA one day. He had a very nice touring motorcycle. A brand new Honda Goldwing parked in a handicapped spot usually reserved for a van. Oh he had his handicapped ♿️ license plate. He played several rousing rounds of racquetball and worked up quite the lather of sweat. Tell me how someone truly handicapped can do all that yet demand He have the closest parking space to the door. Another example I witnessed was that if a special needs school bus. It took 10 minutes to get this little girl in a wheel chair out of this bus with a mechanical lift system. Her mother waited patiently as the motorized was lowered to the drive way. The little girl had a smile as big as the sun on her face and so did her mother. I could hear them from my vehicle..."How was school, baby?... it was great mommy!!!! " As they wheeled up the drive to a very small home. Not a single vehicle in that driveway was capable of transporting her wheel chair and in fact the total value of all their cars combined were less than the cost of that motorcycle I saw that day at the YMCA. I could not help myself as I thought about how blessed I was to have two able bodied children of my own. Tears streaming down my face I pulled into that driveway and got out. I reached in pocket a tried to give them all the money I had on me....$64.00. They were thankful yet politely refused my money and asked that I just pray for them. Point being I bet dollars to Dougnuts they aren't offended at all by this song whereas the man on the motorcycle is most likely on YT somewhere offended.

Let’s not forget all the anti-semitic videos in his personal playlist

What a honky

Yeah, there's nothing controversial about pointing out the obvious inequalities of our economic system or talking about how the working class are getting a raw deal. The thing that makes me roll my eyes is when after pointing out all that, the focus shifts from those rich men to... poor people "milking" welfare because they're buying snacks? It's a perfect example of completely misguided anger, the exact sort those "rich men north of Richmond" would love to have people continue to waste their time and divide each other with. The sooner people come together and avoid such ridiculous points of division, the sooner real working class solidarity emerges. Don't fall for the trap. Also, RIP Strummer. Wish he was still with us.

Except..the lyrics are accurate and authentic.

@@michaellupton1593 So you believe that shit's bad because there are too many fat people on welfare stealing money from other working class poor people?

Song is total bullshit. This isn't middle of the road. Kicking fat people and the suggestion we shouldn't care about child abuse is a bit fucked up. It's repackaged right wing anti elitism boohoo poor men garbage.

@@MidnightJammer Yep... I was with him up until the point when he started punching down. This is exactly what the obscenely wealthy conservatives want us all to be doing and it's working! In the UK we've got working class people blaming refugees for all their problems and not the ultra rich people and corporations who are actually causing them.

It’s a finer song than anything written by justin and countless other so called songwriters.

Do you think all these professional musicians were born professional musicians who didn't work to get where they are?

@@michaellupton1593that is ludicrous. It’s a fine song, but what you’re responding to is emotional content you agree with - technically it’s one of the most popular 4 chord progressions repeated throughout the entire song with a couple of decent melodies laid on top. Also - you managed to insult a working musician with a reasonably large fan base who goes out of his way to be kind and fair when he reviews other artists.

@@thomasmcgee4947 no wish to insult anyone. The simple chord progression and very fine vocal does it for me . I still hold to the opinion that Justin has never written anything remotely as powerful .. he writes whimsical pastiche hair metal stuff .. yes, it’s enjoyable but instantly forgettable.

@@michaellupton1593 well that's not what you said, you said "as remotely fine a song", and now you've confirmed that what you're responding to is how the song made you feel. Made YOU feel. Your opinion is that this is a powerful song. Good for you. That does not make it a "finer" song than the ones that Justin has written. You should consider that you've come here to bash a successful artist for no reason, not very classy. It's also clear that you don't really know anything about music aside from how it makes you feel, otherwise you would have known why what you said was silly.

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I see now this info is right in the video description.

Yeah, that other guy singing about not in my town also got a big hit. This white nationalism theme is a waking dragon in the U.S. and elsewhere. I think I'll roll over and go back to sleep.

@@maximusindicusoblivious180white nationalism ?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

that is about Trump, Epstein is not a politician.

Lol. Yeah. So powerful. 🙄 eat it up guppie.

@@verysurvivalOne thing is sure in this world. Trump was never on that island.

​@@verysurvivalRich politicians were Epstein's clientele, you dip.

'Lola' was a double-tracked resonator with a regular acoustic. The rez gives it that bite.

Oh.

At last someone who gets it!

If this song skewers politicians so bad, then why did politicians reference it so much in the GOP Debate? His rhetoric is useful for the people in charge...

lol 'Truth' capitalized like its God's name. k

@@WoodenWizardtruth. There is that better?

Really? That is what your focusing on. Give your head a rest. 😁@@WoodenWizard

If you consider Neo-Confederate lies to be the Truth, sure, have fun with your delusions.

@@alexisr5199 lol I'm not the one who had to focus to hard that you paused in mid-keystroke to maker sure truth was capitalized. you probably didn't capitalize it at first, but had a little thought, a little hmmm, a little urge to decorate your comment with an unnecessary capital letter, so you went back and wasted more time to capitalize it, and then you triggered me bro. you triggered me hard!