Welles critiques the healthcare industry in his song "United Health," capturing the public's anger following CEO Brian Thompson's tragic murder due to insurance claims rejections.
In "United Health," Welles sings: "Way back in 70 and 7, Mister Richard T. Burke started buying HMOs putting federal grants to work/made 50 billion buckaroos last year/the Warren Buffett of health, the Jeff Bezos of fear," showcasing the rise of UnitedHealthcare and its implications.
He continues: "There ain't no you' in United Health, there ain't no me' in the company/there ain't no us' in the private trust/there's hardly humans in humanity,' highlighting the dehumanization in the healthcare system.
Welles alludes to the turbulent industry climate by stating: "Now CEOs come and go and one just went/the ingredients you got bake the cake that you get,' connecting the recent violence to systemic issues.
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