Oliver Anthony releases ‘Rich Mans Gold’ and promises more songs to come

Music sensation Oliver Anthony released his song “Rich Mans Gold” on YouTube Thursday, singing about his family’s history.

Anthony, who quickly rose to fame in August with the release of his hit song “Rich Men North of Richmond,” is once again in the woods with his dogs in the new video.

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“You weren’t born to just pay bills and die,” the song opens. “All’s you need is a dog, a shack, a creek in the back, and a good woman, oh Lord, you don’t need that rich man’s gold.”

Anthony sings about the life of his grandfather and the “dirt poor” county he called home.

“Mama died when he was just 4, what a damn shame,” Anthony sings. “He grew tobacco, and he raised dogs, seven youngins, and some old dog.”

“I reckon they was living high on the horse back in their day.”

“You weren’t born to just pay bills and die,” his grandfather said, according to the song.

The song was recorded the same weekend that he recorded “I Want to go Home,” “90 some Chevy,” and “Rich Men North of Richmond,” Anthony posted in the video’s description.

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“Expecting to release at least two brand new songs in December. :),” he wrote. “Thank Y’all.”

Since rising to popularity, the singer-songwriter has garnered over 1 million YouTube followers, and “Rich Mans Gold” already has over 265,000 views on the platform.

He is also currently on tour.