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How ‘Rich Men North of Richmond’ Topped the Charts

A song by the previously unknown Oliver Anthony Music struck a chord with conservative pundits. Its quick trip to No. 1 relied on tactics that help pop stars go viral.

Joe Coscarelli
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Boycotts, Conservatism (US Politics), Country Music, Documentary Films and Programs, Fans (Persons), Oliver Anthony, Rich Men North of Richmond (Song), Social Media, Try That in a Small Town (Song)
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