And don't worry, Hanover, we don't think he's talking about you.
Details: The song is by the formerly unknown singer Oliver Anthony, who describes himself as a farmer living off the grid in the Farmville area.
His breakout hit blames the song's titular rich men north of Richmond for inflation and high taxes.
He also criticizes welfare programs with a line about obese people using food stamps to buy snack cakes. ("If you're 5-foot-3 and you're 300 pounds/Taxes ought not to pay for your bags of fudge rounds," Anthony sings.)
By the numbers: It racked up more than 9 million views on YouTube in five days.
What they're saying: "This is the anthem of the forgotten Americans who truly support this nation and unfortunately the world with their hard-earned tax dollars and incredibly hard work," GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene tweeted.
Worth noting: The link between food stamps and obesity is dubious.
On the other hand, Anthony is right that there are an awful lot of wealthy folks living between Richmond and D.C., our super-rich governor included.
