[2] Released through Big Machine Records' Valory imprint, it is a protest song with a politically conservative message.

He criticizes the destruction and removal of Confederate monuments and expresses opposition to Bruce Springsteen's relatively liberal views.

[9] Political commentator David Corn suggested that the song might encourage a repeat of the 2021 United States Capitol attack.

[10] Writer Bob Lefsetz criticized Big Machine CEO Scott Borchetta for releasing the song, which he felt "should have been played at CPAC, in between speeches".

According to the report of Breitbart News, the video is "set the anthem to a montage of patriotic Americana as well as images from Black Lives Matter riots and COVID-19 shutdowns", and merges scenes of "closed businesses and empty store shelves during the COVID-19 pandemic".