The song "Said Fuck It" by Upchurch is a country rap song in which the artist expresses his frustration and rebellion against mainstream music industry, award shows, radio, and social media. He criticizes the popular up and coming artists who he believes lack authenticity and rely on prewritten songs and appearances rather than talent. He also disapproves of the music industry executives and their preferred artists. Upchurch emphasizes his own roots in country music, having been born and raised in Music City (Nashville), but he doesn't receive recognition or acceptance from the mainstream industry. Despite this, he boasts about his success in the independent music scene, with his country songs gaining millions of streams and being played in mud parks across the southern United States. The song takes a humorous approach, also mocking some popular country music cliches, such as comparing country music to a rooster that doesn't lay eggs or making references to typical country activities like being in a pickup truck or getting lost in the woods. Throughout the song, Upchurch asserts his own uniqueness and authenticity, declaring that he represents true country music and doesn't conform to the expectations of the industry. He uses profanity to emphasize his rebellious attitude and to express his frustration with the current state of mainstream country music. Overall, "Said Fuck It" embodies Upchurch's dissatisfaction with the direction of country music and his refusal to compromise his artistic integrity.
