SEE IT: John Rich sings his new song ‘I’m Offended’ – and it’s hilarious

Country music star John Rich has come out with a new song that is sure to upset those on the left, though in actuality, it really is a tune more designed to unify than divide.

The song, “I’m Offended!” talks about how Americans on the left and right appear too often to be so at each other’s throats that they can’t even sit down and discuss issues and differences anymore. To that point, Rich’s tune offers an olive branch of sorts when it implores folks to sit down, have a beer together, and hash things out.

Recently Rich, one-half of the group “Big and Rich,” celebrated a major legal victory.
A promoter filed a lawsuit against Rich months ago after the entertainer canceled a performance at a venue that altered its policy regarding unvaccinated attendees during the pandemic. However, he prevailed in court, and took to Twitter to note the ruling in his favor.

“During the lockdowns, I stated I’d NEVER play a concert venue that forced fans to show their ‘papers’ for entry concerning COVID. One venue added that rule after I agreed to play, so I canceled it,” he wrote. “The promoter sued me. He LOST the case today!” he added. “Happy to say I never bent the knee.”

And last year, Rich made headlines again with pushback against ‘woke’ music industry CEOs. In an interview with “Just the News, No Noise,” he discussed his recent hit single “Progress” which he made and released without having a major record deal because he could not find one due to his conservative values and beliefs.

“I don’t have the backing of the country music industry really much anymore. And that’s okay. I would rather have my freedom of speech than their approval any day of the week,” he said. “Within six hours of ‘Progress’ being released on those two platforms, it was the number one song in the world,” Rich said regarding its release on Truth Social and Rumble.

“I decided to not use Twitter, not use Facebook, and not use YouTube, because one of the lines in the song says, ‘They shut down our voices,’” Rich explained. “And by ‘they,’ I mean those platforms like YouTube, Twitter and Facebook.”

According to Rich, he wrote the song based on all of his frustrations of what has been happening in the country for the past two years, Just the News reported. “I would not call that gas price progress,” Rich said. “I would not call the grocery prices progress. I would not call fentanyl in all of our neighborhoods progress. I would not call the border being wide open progress.”

“If that’s progress, they can stick it where the sun don’t shine — which is a really nice PG way of saying you know what,” Rich continued.


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