The song "This Is Where I'm From (Redneck Remix)" by Upchurch is a tribute to Upchurch's Southern roots and his pride in his redneck lifestyle. The lyrics depict a typical day in Upchurch's life, where he is chilling in his truck at the park, smoking a joint, and watching out for the police. He talks about cruising down the roads and representing the kids from the country who come from a rap background. Upchurch expresses his self-confidence and determination in making it in the music industry, comparing himself to a sharpshooter like Chris Kyle and boasting about his slick jabs. He mentions his hometown and the support he receives from his fans, particularly in the southern states. He embraces his redneck identity and alludes to the Confederate flag, asserting that he will make sure people have to see his face and hear his music. The song also touches on the struggles of country living and the hardworking, blue-collar lifestyle. Upchurch mentions his friends with tattoos who may have difficult jobs and references the abundance of guns in his community. He emphasizes his loyalty to his rebel squad and the Dixieland militia, the camaraderie among likeminded individuals. Upchurch uses provocative and confrontational language to address his critics and rivals, emphasizing his success and dismissing their negativity. Overall, the song "This Is Where I'm From (Redneck Remix)" celebrates Upchurch's pride in his rural upbringing and unapologetically embraces his redneck identity.
