Country star Oliver Anthony releases another hit, '90 Some Chevy'
Oliver Anthony is back with a brand new music video for '90 Some Chevy' - and fans are loving it!
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Oliver Anthony recently dropped a new music video, and it's every bit as awesome as the other two songs that made him a worldwide sensation.
The country singer released '90 Some Chevy' on September 2.
He explained that the song was written the same weekend as hit single, 'Rich Men North of Richmond'.
The singer-songwriter thanked his fans for the overwhelming support he has been receiving since he released his first single in August.
"This one was recorded the same weekend as Rich Men North of Richmond. Before everything blew up. Crazy to think how much has changed in just a few weeks. I cant thank y'all enough," he wrote on YouTube.
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Oliver's 'Rich Men North of Richmond' turned him into an overnight sensation.
The controversial song made history, making Oliver the first artist to debut at the top of Billboard Hot 100. This is despite having no prior chart history.
The song was reportedly streamed 17.5-million times during the week ending 17 August, after being released a few days before then.
His second song, 'I Wanna Go Home', also received massive support.
It collected more than a million streams in just one day of release.
Oliver sings about politics and religion.
He took to social media to address speculation that he is a Joe Biden supporter.
"This will be my last post about politics on social media. I apologise for beating a dead horse, but I just need to address this quote in my video earlier, since it's been misquoted / misinterpreted this evening. Corporate news (big surprise) is now trying to twist me into being a Biden supporter.
"That song has nothing to do with Joe Biden, it's a lot bigger than Joe Biden. DeSantis talks about needing to get Joe Biden out, as if that would automatically solve all the problems. Biden is a big part of the issue, bit it runs much deeper.
"Rich Men North of Richmond is about corporate owned DC politicians on both sides. Though Biden's most certainly a problem, the lyrics aren't exclusively knocking Biden, it's bigger and broader than that. It's knocking the system collectively," he wrote on Facebook.
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