The song "Intro (Skit)" by Upchurch is an introduction to who he is as an artist and where he comes from. Upchurch, whose real name is Ryan Upchurch, was born in Nashville, Tennessee and grew up on the outskirts of the city. In the song, Upchurch reflects on how times have changed in Nashville, particularly in the music scene. He mentions that in the city known as the "Music City," they are usually the listeners to the music rather than being the ones who have a voice in the industry. Upchurch feels that the city has shifted away from its roots, trading the "good ol' boy" culture for a more manufactured and artificial one. He criticizes the changing atmosphere where traditional values and authenticity are being replaced by a superficial and fragile image. He then asserts his own identity as the embodiment of the "good ol' boy" spirit. Upchurch describes himself as someone who still rides around the city in a vehicle that may not be in the best condition, yet reflects his character. He appreciates the beauty of women with long legs and soft waves, acknowledging the allure but distancing himself from the superficiality of the tourist culture in the city. Upchurch contrasts himself with the typical image of a tourist. He states that he is not someone with perfect teeth, someone who always agrees, or someone who puts on a show with nice clothes and a white smile. Instead, he represents the calloused hands, the scars on knuckles symbolizing hard work and toughness. He embodies the stress and intensity that comes with being an uncontrolled fire. Overall, the song "Intro (Skit)" by Upchurch is about reclaiming his identity and expressing his frustration with the changing culture of Nashville. He aims to show that the "good ol' boy" still exists within the city, rejecting the manufactured and superficial image that seems to have taken over.
