It's funny how singers who sing about being poor and unpopular kids are no longer poor or unpopular isn't it?

I mean, kudos to them for using their wealth to try to spread the message instead of going "oh hey, I'm rich now! Neat"

But they were at one point so they still know what they're talking about? 🤔

Wasn't it a millionaire who said, "Imagine no possessions?" E. Costello

Love the country singers who go I'm a working class redneck boy who drives a beat up tractor. Can't be working class redneck boy when you live in a mansion in LA and drive a new ferrari.

Perhaps they were once lonely and not popular. Does anyone know what another really feels? geesh.

Just TV and Nothing Else

being cynical are we?