HARDY's song "Rednecker" is an anthemic tribute to Southern culture and lifestyle. The lyrics playfully compare the narrator's own experiences and accomplishments to those of someone who may claim to be a true redneck. The song features a lot of imagery and stereotypes often associated with the South, including hunting and fishing, drinking grain alcohol, and driving trucks. The narrator proudly boasts about his own redneck credentials, claiming that his town is smaller, his truck is louder, and his collar is bluer than anyone else's. Despite all the tongue-in-cheek bravado, the song is ultimately a celebration of Southern pride and heritage. It's a fun, rollicking tune with a catchy chorus and plenty of attitude.
