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If you go to nowhere and turn left for about 50 miles, you'll find the boondocks.
That is where I moved here from.
Exactly
Lmao
I love this! My home town we lived 2 hrs from the nearest Walmart!
Ya stole my joke man! Great minds I guess.
Boondocks is like being so far out in the middle of nowhere, so far they have to pipe in sunlight. Sometimes the roads aren't even paved and your closest neighbor is a mile away. That's how I grew up.
To me the Boondocks was made up of several families or neighbors in small communities where all looked out for each other away from the big cities and towns... what a great way to grow up
@@jamesakers2959 way better than living in a big crowded city
Amen brotha
I’m not in the boonies I guess 😂😂 but nothing beats this county road life
The boondocks is being out in the boonies so basically out in the middle of nowhere towns lots of farm lands. I wish you could post pictures on here because I'm considered the boonies.
Dont even see the game warden where I live and I cant tell you the last time I saw a cop
Where I grew up....
@@AnyabearLuckenbill 45 mins to the nearest law enforcement barracks traveling at unsafe speeds here =). We have a lot of hunters though so crime is minimal. I love the mountain.
@Sandman Huffmaster Where I grew up it was Town Sheriff and Park Rangers, if that's any indication. The town I grew up in was SMALL.
Boonies...had to drive 25miles to the closest gas station and grocery store whether I went west, south or east... Middle of the vegetable fields, cow/livestock pastures, sod farms...anything from 6-200 acre lots, bon fires, beer, good ppl...enough space to play ur music and party...dirt bikes, quads and 4x4's... Middle of know where and nobody to complain.
Country is a state of mind Billy. If you feel that connection to livin slow, lovin fast, and taking it easy, then you're as country as I am, brother.
Gooberjack -Grand Poobah- your right it’s a state of mind and it’s what’s in your soul. you can’t help where your born
We just got to get you doin some country boy shit and your in
Amen to that
Country and boondocks are two different things!
We're talking crawfish and alligator eating folks.
Boondocks - Rural areas, country roads, creek wadin', crawfish eatin', front porch swingin', country music pickin', barefoot walkin', baby on the hip, Christmas lights up all year long, kinda livin'... Yeah! It's as real as it gets. I'm proud of where I came from, cause, there ain't no place like a country home.
To me the Boondocks is if you can't see your nearest neighbors porch light, you are there.
I can see my one neighbor but that's because his field is off the back of our ten acres.
I mean my trailer park is in the boondocks.
I aint even got no neighbors i got fields and i live in front of a farm 😂
I'm a country, boondocks girl. Mountains, backroads, muddin', hunting, fishing, bonfires, the whole works. Country Proud.
Boondocks is out in the middle of nowhere. I live in the boondocks, I live 30 miles from a city East of me and West. It takes 30 minutes to get to either town. A lot of people live even further, lol
This song was actually written when the country community was questioning whether they were country enough.
If you think you're a Country Boy at heart, then Ricky Skaggs song "Country Boy" would be right up your alley
Agree with that request.
Yeah the video for "Country Boy" was legendary. Michael Jackson must have thought so because he ripped off the concept almost to the frame for his "Bad" video.
The boondocks are a place where, when the winds shift a certain way, the unmistakable aroma of horse manure hits your nostrils like a Tyson punch.
Or hogs. Or chicken houses. Southern humidity after a thunderstorm that rattled the window panes makes the stench 10x worse. 🤢🤮
I always thought it was Cow aroma, must be a East Texas aroma. I'm a first generation city girl, spent all my summers up to 14 in the boondocks.
@@LetsLaugh2Getha i was going to reply with chicken poo lmao...lived in VA & WV all my life and chicken shit is 1 smell you NEVER get used to!! I can deal with cow and horse manure, but not chicken
You would prob like hank williams jr “country boy can survive” its speaks of what you were saying how country folk are prepared for whatever comes
Little Big Town "when someone stops loving you ". The harmony and lyrics are perfection. My idea of the boondocks is where I grew up. I grew up on a ranch in the Nebraska Sandhills where my hometown consisted of 300 people.
"Country Must Be Country Wide" by Brantley Gilbert
"What Makes You Country" by Luke Bryan
Those are both good ones for people who consider themselves country but don't live in the country :)
nicolelylewis country must be country wide is one of my favorites
Theme songs for people from the boonies :)
Welcome to Texas! You need to react to “God Bless Texas” or “If your gonna play in Texas”
both are amazing songs. Little Texas is great and Alabama is , IMO , the greatest country group ever !
Why "or" do both
@@aarontodd72 punctuation helps , Why "or" , do both .
@@1971tallica there is one one in every crowd
@@aarontodd72 lol was a joke :P
My town had "A" stoplight, no McDonalds, no WalMart, no nuthin', lol. 5 minutes in any direction from Main Street and you were in the country. We did have a church on every corner, another hallmark of Boondock towns. To us, though, the boondocks were outside "town", lol.
I'm from the swamps of Louisiana, this song was our anthem when we rode around on the backroads 😂
THE MORAL OF THIS SONG IS: NEVER FORGET WHERE YOU COME FROM!!
Boondocks = The nearest town is more than 15 minutes away, you have three different gravel roads to travel and the "town" is a gas station, 6 churches and two bars (and there may or may not be a stop light.)
This is my favorite song by "Little Big Town"!
Gotta love"Pontoon" too!
I have a working theory, since you started reacting to Carrie and Shakira,
Please listen to Kelly Pickler! “Red high heels”, “little red wagon”, “I wonder”, and “best days of your life”
Yes Kellie pickler is a good idea, Steve Harvey when she was on there that is funny too
And "rocks instead of rice"! I think he'd get a kick out of that one
Boondocks is out in the middle of nowhere. Closes store is 30 minutes. Only hearing crickets at night and birds in the morning. Nothing but farm land!! Gotta love it!
You might recognize BFE, the Tulies, or NorCal. It is off the road down in the Hollar. If you ever see a cabin in the middle of the woods miles from anyplace. That is the boondocks.Usually used more in the South from Texas to Florida
I play this song when I get homesick. It reminds me of home.
Boondocks isn't even just the country. It's secluded from the country. It's basically a holler where you and your family are alone, like in the middle of the woods where you have your own creek, river, pond etc. That's where I come from, so...I feel no shame, I'm proud of where I came from. I was born and raised in the Boondocks! One thing I know, no matter where I go, I keep my heart and soul in the boondocks!
In my hometown we had Tractor day. We drove our rigs to school. Celebrating farming and farmers.
I grew up in the Boondocks for sure. Our road is a little gravel and a lot of dirt. Lol. We had a farm and for a long time, we grew our food. When my papa passed away things started changing. Family moved away to bigger town & city. Same moved to a different state altogether when they joined the military. My papa even grew sugar cane. Me and my cousins played outside all day without worrying about someone kidnapping us. Our favorite things to play with? Old tractor tires and old push mowers. Very simple life.
My grandmothers home when I was a child was in the boondocks. The neighbors are very distant and you own land, not just the house but the land its on and then some. She owned a whole pond, and when I say pond I mean this thing must've been 20-30 feet wide, in her back yard, and the woods around it. People had to ask us if they could hunt in our woods or fish in our pond. It was a small house though, almost cabin-like but also basically just a double wide trailer. With a tin roof awning over both the porches. We grew our own herbs, fruits and vegetables. The neighbors way down the road had a farm so that's where the milk and eggs and meat came from. I hand picked pecans from the wild trees in the yard.
The boondocks is a different kind of living. Its secluded but you're also friends with your closest neighbors. Its true country living.
Boondocks is a mind set. No matter where you are the boondocks are the outskirts of your world. When you get there, there will be people whose boondocks are on the outskirts of their own world and so on and on.
Love,love love this song!!!
Billy you so Country yeehaw🐎👨🌾
Try "Girl Crush" by Little Big Town or "Hotel Key" by Old Dominon if you can get the video for nice roll reversal if you haven't already.
My great grandfather's homestead is in the boondocks and I love going out there. I was raised out in the country and just love being in nature. Early in the morning you can hear elk up on the hill at the homestead
When you can remember 60 years back, on a country road, in a shack with the inside walls covered with cardboard and roofing felt, with a well and a handpump, and an outhouse you had to walk 150 feet to in the dead of night when you're 4 years old... That, my friend, is The Boondocks.
Ah, the boondocks are amazing! I proudly grew up "out past where the rabbits deliver the mail". Whatever you think "the country" is, go another 30 miles away from "town". No movie theaters, no malls, heck not even a dollar store, and certainly no fast food. If you're lucky enough to live close to a lake, you might get lucky and there will be an old country store selling cold cokes, ham sandwiches, and of course live bait (because you're going to the lake, lol). When you turn the lights out it is DARK and you see every star and lightning bug and you ear every animal and critter for a mile.
I grew up in the boonies, and you'll know you're there when you're there. The forest is pretty much your yard, you learn to sleep through a bullfrogs angelic song, instead of clubs, you have bonfires. And your nearest neighbors are cows, pigs, turkeys, or sheep. Be prepared for poop dust, deer, bears, and coyotes.
Don't plan on being anywhere soon. If you sneeze, your mama will know before lunch. Pigpickin's and hog hollerin' contests. The best way to describe the people is Tracy Byrd's "We're from the country".
As a born and raised country boy I can say it’s given me some incredible memories. My dad used to own a bait shop right on the river on a campground every Friday my buddy and I homework done and we could go with him we were only about 8-9yrs old but we used to go to the creek behind the bait shack and catch crawfish take them to a camper with a fire going have him cook those bad boys up for us and that was my weekend for about 4-5yrs and I wouldn’t trade one day of it
The boondocks, the sticks, the poorest side of town, or maybe even far away from a town if it's in farm country. Simple house, maybe without electricity, maybe with an outhouse, with old furniture ringed around a fire pit where everybody gathers in the evening to talk, laugh and maybe sing if there's a guitar or a banjo. Kids play with frogs instead of xbox, and fishing in the creek or pond is about as good as it gets. People out there help each other out no matter what, because it's what you do out there. Church on Sunday is a big event, everybody puts on their best duds, typically with a bit of a picnic after the service. Good, honest, simple people, with zero pretense in their lives.
I love all things Little Big Town. They jam & their harmonies are sick!
Kitt Crescendo so. Much. Fun. To. Sing.
Julie Reid yes! Especially if you’re with friends who can harmonize.
I grew up in the South and way back out in the boondocks and lived about 30 minutes away from the lead male singer. And Billy you would so love the Country I wouldn't live my life any other way.
Boondocks is such a good song! You should check out another of theirs called Better Man
Well we consider Nebraska the boondocks. Out in the country, farm animals, four wheelers, cornfields, lakes, ponds, bonfires, beer drinking, cornbales, dirt roads...etc. Shout out to my Nebraska Folks! 🖐
I love being from the boondocks ! We had little to nothing growing up but we still made it work with whatever we had ! Always figured out a way to get things done ✔️
“Love in a Northern Town” by these guys is also great! Also, you know stretch of California between Redding and Sacramento where there is nothing but farms for miles and miles? That is the closest boondocks to you 😄. Home Free does a great version of this as well!
The drive around Trinity Alps, Coffee Creek was so beautiful! Enjoyed my visit to CA.
The do a great job on Life in a northern town. It’s even better to the one in the 70s or 80s. Can’t remember. We just all loved it. I actually like BLT’s version the best.
Billy, you are an Honorary Country Boy! Hook-up with some Country folks and spend your weekends in the Country....pure heaven.
My anthem! Grew up going to my grandparents farm as much as possible. Learned half of what I know by following my Pawpaw around like a shadow. I think my shining moment was when he finally decided I was tall enough (barely) to reach the foot pedals to drive the tractor myself, rather than just ride along.
If the directions to your place start with "once you leave the paved road..." That's the Boondocks.
The back woods!!!! Deep in the woods!!!! In the middle of nowhere!!!!
Have you ever heard the term “BFE”? That’s kinda the same as the boondocks 😁
ah yes good ol bum fucked egypt
Take the only road outta town...drive till u see all the Amish farms...lol...take a good look at it and keep driving a good 30+miles... Then you'll be in the boonies. 😳😁😁😆😆😆
My daughter and I saw Little Big Town when their first CD came out. Boondocks was the first song we heard from. LBT is crazy good recorded and live! Thanks for bringing me awesome memories this morning!
Was raised in So Cal on a reservation. Moved to NE Ga, around Helen Ga...it is the boonies....and I ♥️ it. Much Respect ✌️♥️
Boondocks is where I live. It is 4 miles from the nearest gas station, 5 miles to the nearest grocery store. We live across the street from a Motocross race track. Our back yard bumps up to a campground. We are a half mile from the main drag that goes to town.
I’m definitely from the boondocks. I grew up on a farm with livestock and crops. I learned how to drive a grain truck when I was 7. My school was a public school, two townships, K-12 in one building- I graduated with 28 other people. 👀 The farmer on the other side of the road raised Texas Longhorns and bison. 🤣 I woke up every morning to my house shaking because the bison were doing laps around the field.
From their debut album which, produced many great hits. An album you put on and not skip one song. LOVE LBT!
I’m Cajun, born in Lake Charles, LA on the swamps...Boondocks
The boondocks is composed of those places that include the directions of "Turn off the paved road". And come on down till you see the stop sign off county road ?. It's a place not easily found outside of the closest town.
My kids used to fuss about living way out in the countryside. Now they love it!!! Both my daughters left then moved back & built homes on our land. My son Marcus lives in Austin, Texas. Bought some land & he's building a home in the country. My oldest Nicholas is living in Dublin, California in a house that cost way too much. He's an electrical engineer in Silicon Valley. Both my boys come home every chance they get.
Born and raised in the boonies as they call it and I'm still in it! not a neighbor for miles it is SO peaceful.
Boondocks are where you can let your kids play in the yard without worrying, creeks are for swimming, farm animals are regularly pets, you know many people with a "back 40" and tractors have been parts of both weddings and funerals. (Both have happened in my family haha)
The boondocks is the same as the boonies and is in the middle of nowhere along a river or swamp. I know this because I am 63 and have lived in the boondocks. Btw, Camp Creek is in Gallatin, Tennessee and is a creek that's a tributary of Old Hickory Lake. I had relatives there too.
Jimi Westbrook is from Sumter Alabama about an hour from Birmingham. This song is about is childhood. A friend of mine grew up with him and told me about the places and people he mentions in the song.
Boondocks-- up the road till it turns to gravel. Keep going til it turns to dirt road. Keep going till you reach the part it starts to go uphill, cross the creek and on the other side of the hill. You know you're there when the dogs come out to greet you.
Hicks in Pennsylvania is the same as boondocks. Love the country, the woods, everything about it.
The boondocks can be anywhere in the middle of nowhere or anything off the beaten path where you can have a good time, it can be anywhere that you're from or that you live that is not well known but still a really cool place
I really like this, but I must admit I knew the Home Free version first, which is a mash-up with Fishing in the Dark. It's a great video - I think you'd enjoy it, when you get the chance to react to Home Free again.
You will love their mashup of Fishing in the Dark and Boondocks!
Boondocks is out in the country away from everything. I was raised there. ❤️. I miss it.
I'm currently living in the boondocks too! Fireworks the entire month of July! Gotta drive 20 + miles just to get a patchy cell signal. Internet and satellite go out every time a cloud farts! The only place I know of where an old fat lady can sit out on the back deck to get some sun and read a book! No body to see it, except hunters that are trespassing, but then they run like hell as fast and far away as possible! There's a sheriff and game warden somewhere in the county, but we pretty much do our own policing and game warden duties. Besides, sometimes that trespassing hunter IS the game warden! Love to live it and live to love it! God's country.
The boondocks are way down an old gravel road. Where you have well water, a truck that fills your propane tank, every thing in the house mostly runs on electricity. You can heat and cook with your fireplace or wood burning stove. You have a garden, chickens, eggs, cows and other animals. You grow your own hay, fish in your ponds. Neighbors aren't close by but they're there if you need them and you for them. You don't take more from the earth than you can give back. If you see a funeral procession, you don't have to know them, you pull off the road, get out, take your hat off and now your head. You wave at everyone. Listen to rain on a tin roof. And there's more stars in the sky than you could ever imagine. I could keep going on. I hope I help paint you a picture. Please ask me anything you like. Good night
Not sure if you could call it the "boondocks" but I grew up in a small town with a single paved road going straight through. Every road that everyone lived on was a proper dirt road through thick woods. If it rained, school got cancelled because buses couldn't drive down those roads. There's no speed limit on them, but you aren't going above 35 unless you want to cave your head in against the roof of your car/truck.
We had a single gas station, a small church, a post office, an elementary school and a diner that just about everyone in town loves. That's it. If you drive straight through, that is all of the buildings you will see, surrounded by dense woods full of deer, dirt and if it rained earlier, the sound of a couple dozen country boys on four wheelers, mud boggin.
I still miss living out there.
I grew up hearing this reffed to as "God's Country" instead of Boondocks or Boonies, (cause where you live/are there, it's only you and God out there) Same thing said in a different way.
The Boondocks is like the backwoods country. I grew up in a small town like that in Maine!
Man I appreciate your compliments about country folks man we really are good people and I think they have a bad name. And God bless you for your service brother, keep doing you man subscribed from East Tennessee.
Born in La Mesa, grew up in Spring Valley and Lemon Grove. San Diego County still has boondocks if you go east on Hwy 8. Moved to TX over 40 years ago. I am still from Cali!👍
@billyyousocrazy Yay, you got to it! Thank you!!🤗😇
Little Big Town, welcome to the family is a good one. They were on the Kenny Chesney cruise with me right after this song came out. They were amazing live.
Billy, I'm from the boondocks. It's a way of life man. It doesn't matter where you live, just how you live.
The boondocks is simply miles and miles away from the nearest store and about all of the hustle of modern everyday living!!!!
I'm proud to be a Country girl! We make do no matter what and don't take advantage of love, family and God. God Bless Billy! You should do their song Pontoon. Fun song and video. Much love from Florida!
Oh hell yeah! LOVE this song.... crank the volume ALLLLLLL the way up!!!! My hometown is definitely boondocks territory... every year they have bigfoot hunts and rattlesnake hunts.... and it's in a part of the state known as The Wilds!
I’m a northern NJ/NY girl and didn’t hear country til moved way south to Florida as a teen. What a culture shock. This song and their first 2 albums really got me into country. Love early Little Big Town. Brad Paisley, Shania, Dixie Chicks, Rascal Flatts... in the 2000’s gimme all of it lol 👍🏼👍🏼
I was born in Michigan but raised in San Diego California and I had the chance to move to Texas for a very short time only a year and a half and moved back to San Diego where I am now But that time in Texas was really really the Best time in my life I really wish I was born there I even got 2 tattoos that shows just how much I really love ❤️ Texas if it wasn’t for the grandkids my husband and I would be there now we will get back there when the grandkids are bigger maybe 10 years cause the youngest ones are only 3 and 2 years old but we will go back and we will both be buried there we just really really love it that much you really should listen to “God Bless Texas” you will love ❤️ it
Boondocks is usually called the Boonies and its the most rural part of any area. I'm watching this about to turn 40 and ttearing up a bit. I know they're in Alabama but everything about the video reminds me of Pasco County Florida. I'm immediately transported back to age 15, walking the dirt roads, climbing and jumping the vines, going to the friends house with the tin roof and all the shit in the front yard. Drinking shine and smoking weed and then wondering why our folks dragged us to church every sunday, only to now do the same to our own kids. Life's a funny ole dog
FUNNY STORY...Kimberly Schlapman, the curly haired blonde in the group, is from the town I live in. MANY people here know her and are very proud of her. One Sunday, we were having potluck lunch after church and anyone who wanted could get up and sing whatever they wanted. Several people from the congregation got up and sang their favorite beautiful hymns. One small boy (Seth), about 7 years old, got up and everyone thought, "Oh, how sweet. Seth is going to sing his favorite song." And he did. He sang Boondocks, by Little Big Town! LOL
Keep up the good work Billy your doing a great job for country
Have you ever had honeysuckle? Or ever fallen asleep while it is raining under a tin roof? The BEST sleep ever! Need to try if you haven't. Especially if you're still in Texas.
Also I realized a lot of country songs like this one sometimes just list things. Tin roof, front porch, and a gravel road. I have heard some people mock country music songs that do this because it just is listing things and yes some are cliche but, it's because everyone who is from the country, more specifically the south has sense memories of those things. Everyone from that culture knows what really being described. It gives atmosphere. It's basically word association.
Tin roof- the sound of rain hitting a tin roof on a lazy day or in the evening cozied in bed. Gravel road- the feeling of driving over the bumbs and the sound of the gravel crunching. Front porch- feeling of warm wood under my feet while I rock in a rocking chair and good memories of hanging out with my family on a warm summer evening. I'm not from the boondocks specifically but, still from the south and I'm a country girl. These are what it invokes for me personally when those things are said.
It just occurred to me those who didn't grow up here wouldn't get it. They are just things abstractly. It seems silly to outsiders because of that. When the country folk immediately know what they are talking about without even saying it really. And we're like "yeah it feels like home to me".
BOONDOCKS: A remote rural area with little modern amenities often wooded or 'brushy' areas where most of the people live and work in the same basic geographical area with unsophisticated, simple people who would be considered 'Hillbillies' Yokels or farm boys / country girls to city folk. Any place more than a days walk from a city.
The Boondocks is just down the street from Over Yonder. lol. My southern friends will understand! 🤣
Boondocks are just out in the middle of nowhere, I’m from the boonies lol
Yay! Little Big Town, awesome band. I'm a big fan, they take you places, their songs are interesting. Some favorites of mine are Tornado and Pontoon, Little White Church.
Drive that way for a little ways(20 miles), go left at the twisty tree round yonder, go straight for another 50 miles and when your tires get stuck, you've arrived.
I can't speak for all of Texas, but I live in Conroe which still has pockets of boondocks like Cut n Shoot and Willis but places north like Centerville and Huntsville where your nearest neighbor could be a few miles away or at least few hundred yards between houses.
This is such a feel good song! Just lovin life.
I recommend Girl Crush if you haven't done that one yet.
I used to drive the interstate across Wyoming. There were stretches where the interstate had exits to dirt roads heading up to the mountains. In my mind that would be the boondocks. You might check out Hank Williams Jr, A Country Boy Can Survive.
Living in the Boondocks is so far out in the country that you can't connect to the nearest cities water system. You have to have a well/cistern and haul water to your home when it does rain enough to fill your well. Also no cable or even satellite will reach out to the Boondocks.
If opening day of deer season is a state holiday...you might be in the boondocks!
Upstate NY.......Adirondack Mountains.....Gods country. Born and raised in the boondocks!!
Boondocks (Filipino) for VILLAGE. American servicemen learned it and now is synonymous with "HOME" (countryside)
I'm in the boondocks!😂😂It's definitely home to me. Ain't nothing around here😂😂😂
I grew up in Indiana, enlisted in the Navy - got out after one tour, then spent 40 years living in SoCal. But ‘Boondocks’ doesn’t require any deep thought. Rural versus Urban. Deep rural.
Boondocks to me is the country...I grew up in the city and my cousins lived in a small, one sheriff, town cows and horses in the back...we had to drive a minute to get there , you could set whatever you wanted on fire, hang out all night ni neighbors too close to complain, I loved going out there
If your closest neighbor is over a mile away. CONGRATS! YOU IN THE BOONDOCKS!!