The song "Redneck for Real" by Upchurch revolves around the artist's pride in being a true country boy and his frustration with other artists who claim to be country but do not live up to the lifestyle. The lyrics start off with Upchurch addressing the insults thrown at him and confidently stating that no one can match him in his genre ("Can't match me on the track because I think they smoking bath salts"). He refers to himself as the "Connor McGregor of country rap," highlighting his dominance and talent in his style of music. Upchurch also mentions his prolific output of music and how it diminishes the relevance of his haters. He claims to spit fire with his lyrics without needing any extra help to make his music stand out. He talks about building his own lane and creating his own space in the industry. In the chorus, Upchurch criticizes other artists who sing about trucks and hot girls but do not actually live the country lifestyle they portray. He calls them out for pretending to be something they are not and for using camouflage and posing with wheels for their image. He implies that they are not authentic rednecks like him and his people. Throughout the song, Upchurch showcases his skill as a rapper and his knowledge of the country lifestyle. He uses metaphors and clever wordplay to express his frustrations and highlight his talent. He also mentions his love for motorcycles and his ability to outshine other artists. Overall, "Redneck for Real" is a defiant anthem where Upchurch takes pride in his genuine country roots and calls out those who try to imitate it without living it.
