John Oliver, on his show Last Week Tonight, proposed a new song to replace Lee Greenwood's 'God Bless the USA' at U.S. naturalization ceremonies, collaborating with Will Ferrell for a comedic music video. Oliver, reflecting on his own experience as a naturalized citizen, criticized Greenwood's song for its perceived political undertones and the singer's past remarks about immigrants. He argued that new citizens deserve a song that genuinely celebrates their journey while acknowledging the realities of America. Ferrell's song humorously highlights both American traditions and flaws, featuring lyrics about corn dogs and private prisons. Oliver not only offered this new song for free but humorously suggested he would pay the government $701 annually to use it instead of Greenwood's. The segment aimed to provide a more fitting anthem for new Americans, diverging from the controversial legacy of Greenwood's music.