Oliver Anthony: If we continue on this path culturally, we ‘won’t have a country very long’
The ‘Rich Men North of Virginia’ singer predicted America may not last another generation the way things are headed.
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Important Takeaways:
- Viral sensation Oliver Anthony said he does not believe the United States will last more than another generation if the country continues along its current trajectory.
- He added that the massive positive reception to the song [“Rich men North of Richmond”] is not necessarily about him or his message, insisting he is not “special.”
- “Really, what I believe is God put this message out for people just to give them some hope,” he said.
- If we continue on the path we’re going down now, culturally, we won’t have a country very long. Five years? Fifty years I don’t know,” Anthony said. “I mean, I don’t see our country lasting more than another generation the way we’re headed. We gotta go back to the roots of what made this country great in the first place, which was our sense of community.”
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