Oliver Anthony (Christopher Lunsford)

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Lex Fridman Podcast · #469 – Oliver Anthony: Country Music, Blue-Collar America, Fame, Money, and Pain · 20 May 2025 podcast

And Ron took Joey in his car, drove him across town to his,

uh, to his house and grabbed another guitar and came back and we got up there and we did like two really silly songs.

And then Richmond in between, um, in between Tom set and Ron set.

And I was like, again, that was one of those moments in my life where I was like, what,

Like what, what is this?

Like, what is this crazy reality I'm in?

But I do have some funny, I used to, cause a lot of, when I wasn't playing the open mics, you know, the, well, like, you know, Brian that you met, a lot of my guitar playing was spent at places like his house and we were all heavy drinkers and we were just sitting around at a party playing or whatever, you know?

And so I definitely liked the silly stuff too, but.

I was really in my head when we were talking about being low and what I would suggest people to do if they're in that point.

But if I was just to like, not to flip this, but just, it just popped in my head, but probably what I would tell anybody to do if they're like suicidal and thinking about like, if they're to that point is just to go find some, go find somewhere outside, like in nature and go.

Yeah.

That's what, you know, that's,

I kind of missed this step when we were talking about things, but like selling my house and buying that property and putting a camper on it and trying to go into this whole off-grid thing really like,

I don't know.

It does a lot of good for you being reconnected to nature because we are a part of it.

No comment.

I'm just kidding.

Just trying to escape this dystopian nightmare that we're all living under.

Like, it was just a form of escapism, I guess.

But, you know, my... Well, yeah, I think in such a short period of time, my grandfather grew up, like, you know, they were in a survivalist state, like, trying to make enough money to pay the tax on their land, growing tobacco.

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