"BMF Tennessee Johnny (Remix)" is a song by the American country rapper, Ryan Edward Upchurch, who is commonly known by his stage name Upchurch. The song blends elements of country and rap music into a unique genre called "hick-hop." The lyrics of the song speak about Upchurch's pride in his country roots and his identity as a "hillbilly." In the song, Upchurch compares himself to legendary figures such as John Wayne (an American film actor) and Dale Earnhardt (a famous NASCAR driver). He mentions his affinity for wearing aviator sunglasses and clothes from brands like Mossy Oak and Carhartt, which are associated with a rugged, outdoorsy lifestyle. Upchurch expresses his love for the countryside and his disdain for city life. He criticizes the commercialization and appropriation of country culture by businessmen who market it for profit. He emphasizes that he and his kinfolks genuinely live the country lifestyle. The lyrics also mention traditional country activities like hunting (skinning a buck) and fishing (running a trout line). The song references country music traditions and pays homage to Hank Williams Jr., a prominent country musician. Upchurch, representing his hometown of Cheatham County, Tennessee, declares himself as the only "redneck rapper" in the area. He proudly states that he is responsible for putting his city on the map and gaining attention from blue-collar workers and fans. He describes himself as a hardworking individual who enjoys the simple pleasures of life, such as beer-drinking, mud-digging, and raising hell. Overall, "BMF Tennessee Johnny (Remix)" celebrates Upchurch's country heritage and showcases his unique blend of country and rap influences. It promotes a sense of pride in one's roots and a love for the rural lifestyle.
