Country folks are all across the land, we come in every race and skin tone, we are taught to live off the land, hunt, fish, grow your own food and the city people call us names and look down on us as if we are less than them, they live in big cities where everything is brought to them, when the stores have no food, banks have no money, these people will not know what to do. That's what this song is all about. Those that know how to live off the land will survive.

Hank Jr. is such a badass that even falling off a mountain could not kill him.

His guitar says Bocephus. His daddy gave him that nickname. Try All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight 🔥

I moved to TN from Chicago and I married me a country boy. Still my husband 35 years later and my best friend. Could not ask for a better man. He grew up in the country and fishes and we have a huge garden. We are making homemade tomato juice tomorrow along with some delicious homemade salsa. We can green beans and more. Never thought my life would end up like this but I am sure glad it did.

In an old interview, he said that the friend's story is a true story.

Not just a song...an ANTHEM!

Guitar says "Bocephus". It was a nickname given to him by his father who was a legendary country music star.🥰

The Hanks are legends, Hank 3 looks so much like Hank Sr. The world needs more Hanks..

Hank Jr is a real one!! Thanks for reacting to this song bro. Much love from Texas ✌️

Hank is a legend!!!! This is a song that stick with you and you can’t ever forget it.

I always loved that he included us in Northern California. People forget that us in Central Valley and Northern California are country folk. I live in a town surrounded by orchards, rodeos, cattle, and fields. We don't even have a grocery store and I raise chickens which is pretty normal in town ☺️

I don't care where you're from, this song is amazing. ❤️ Try Family Tradition if you wanna have some fun

Ole Hank is a giant in country music he’s a legend

Hank Jr. is a true country boy and outdoorsman. He fell off a mountain in Montana in 1975 while he was doing some scouting for a bighorn sheep hunt. "A Country Boy Can Survive" has been ingrained as part of the soundtrack of my and so many other lives for four decades plus now.

The guitar says 'Bocephus', one of his nicknames. And speaking of surviving, he fell 500 feet while climbing Ajax Peak in Montana. Ripped most of his face off and was blinded in one eye, and lived to tell the tale. That's why he always has a beard and those dark sunglasses, hides the scars. One of my favorite Country/Southern Rock artists.

His daddy is a legend also!!!!

Country folks can survive! My family lives off the land for the most part. If things was to go south with this world we would survive. Some of us know how to grow, others fish and hunt and some of us know how to use herbs for medicinal purposes and how to find water. My daddy always said if shit goes south I want y'all to be the ones to prosper.

Saw him in concert last weekend! Still sounding great !

Bet you would know who sang the NFL Monday Night Football Theme now. "All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight" is a must, also "All My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled Down)".

This is what country folks call outlaw country. This song is the epitome of my oldest brother and this is the one song I'm having played when he passes.

Facts from Hank!!! Americans all across the US.. Everyone can be country folk!!

You should try Hank Williams Jr....The Coalition & The Ballad of Hank Williams (Hank Williams Jr's dad!) Jr sings it about his dad. The Coalition is funny, but true!!! I love ❤️ Hank Jr. His dad died when 3 & at the height of his career. Jr. learned a lot about his daddy. Oh course all those good old country boys took Jr under their wing & filled him full of knowledge about his dad! Almost every country artist has wrote a song about him or a reference about him. Died at 29, but will be known as the King of Country forever!! 👑🎶❤️

You should definitely check out "whiskey bent and hell bound" and "I've got rights"

Hey brother, I'm a country boy from Idaho. This song has so much meaning for me. When I was in the military, my friends were from inner citys. And I ended up in an inner city...a few actually. But this was always my anthem. I have turned many brothers to Hank Jr. Just as they have turned me to a lot of their music. I am still today a huge jazz and blues fan. And while you were feeling this song, your head bounce was exactly what mine was. Thank you for bringing an alternative to your fans. I'm not even a country fan. But just someone from a small town in idaho who loves all music...I just happen to be a metal head.

This song was written at a time when we were reeling from all time high crime and the big recession if the '70's. Very reflective of the times. Seems appropriate for today, too.

You should hear tear in my beer. He sang that with his father even though his father died when he was 3.

This makes me so proud I grew up on this music in the 90s it's hard to imagine there are people who have never heard this. I know it word for word. I'm glad people are still enjoying it.

Us country folk can most definitely survive! Love it! ❤️

Happy Friday AB. Do youremember Redneck Woman by Gretchen Wilson? This is the man in the recliner in her living room. His daddy, Hank Senior, called him Bocephus when he was a child and that's what's on his guitar..

This was my daddy's favorite song. He listened to it all the time. Now every time I hear it I tear up a little with all memories of daddy listening to this and singing along. I'm so glad you listened to it and liked it.

There is no bare minimum, A good load of fish and a Buck is like eating the best gourmet meal in the best restaurant on the planet. Eating self caught food is the best there is. A gourmet duck cost the price of 1 12 gauge shell where I'm from.

Music is Music, that is the most true statement I ever heard. There is greatness in every genre

Hank Jr has a TON of hits, you're on a journey now brother

His guitar says; Bocephus, which is his nickname in Nashville! Yes, I'm a country girl, I will survive too! I can my own food and that includes venison, canned venison is the best! You can eat it straight from the jar! It melts in your mouth! Fresh caught perch are the best and I don't mind cleaning them either, my husband doesn't mind letting me! Ha!Ha!Ha! He's originally from the city and he doesn't do it right so I'd rather do it and be safe! Great reaction to Hank!

Give "Family Tradition" a try and then if you wanna check out his daddy's music --- Hey Good Lookin' and I cannot believe I just blanked out on more of Hank Sr's stuff

Hank Jr. is basically the crown-prince of country music.

Hank Jr is definitely a legend... LOVE him!

His dad is one of the kings of country music and the creator of honky tonk country music

Thanks for being respectful. Hank jr. is royalty.

Went to his concert last Saturday. Hank's still got it! The man is a beast!

Listening to Hank Williams, and Hank Williams Jr., always reminds me of the relationship between my Papa (grandpa), and my cousin Robbie, and I honestly don't know why, but I always think of the two of them when I hear either one. Thanks for another great reaction.

That gave me chills. Brought back memories of my WW1 and WW2 veteran Papa and spending time in the woods hunting bucks with uncles and cousins. Awesome song...Americana

Outlaw Woman is my favorite by Hank!

I thank God for my country roots. As I’m watching this my husband is out on our land hunting and I pulled 2quarts of green beans, I grew and then canned, out of my root cellar for Thanksgiving dinner. I look out my window and see my chickens and ducks running around. Goats in the pasture and the sound of my grands running and playing🫶🏼

Country knows no color, country is simply country. It's a way of life.

Please react to the Hank Williams JR song Family Tradition. I saw the best Concert I ever went to in 1983 in My Hometown of Wilmington NC. A young up and coming group Alabama opened up for Hank Williams JR. Everyone knew Alabama would be Stars. Both Hank Williams JR and Alabama are in the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Love Hank Williams Jr singing House of the Rising Sun my favourite cover of it ... amazing!

Hank Williams Jr. father was a musician as well. I got to see Hank Jr. around 94-95 if memory serves and it was amazing.

I would love to see you react to "Heaven Can't be Found" or "Eleven Roses". They are two of Hank's best songs, in my opinion. I would also love to see you react to Hank SR. "Be Careful of Stones that you Throw" or "Mansion on a Hill". Hank Jr. is a legend in country music, but Hank Sr. is a LEGEND.

Growing up in ALABAMA, Bocephus and lynyrd skynyrd are like water and air ,daily doses required!

Hank Williams (Jr's daddy) was one of the greatest song writer in country music. JR now only does things that interest him so his albums can be a bit inconsistent but there's always at least one gem on them.

Hank Williams was a good singer. Hank Williams Jr. A great singer.

Wonderful young man you get it

3 chances, 3...To make it on AB's Hall of Fame!?!?!🤔 Starting with this song...?!?!?😏 In that case, Hank is only going to need 1...😁👍👍

HANK jR and daddy are classic 🔥

Yes us country folks will survive. My grandma taught me to make dyes, pick cotton, garden, can food and raise our own food.

very awesome song one of more of my favorite artists

Love your open mindedness, wish more people in the world were like you.

Hilarious thing about this video is listening to the words of the song while he’s sitting there with thousands in rings, boots, a hat and a pair of Gucci sunglasses on

I am a southern lady who is the autumn of my life. I live in a safe, friendly neighborhood on my own 2 acres! I have plenty of space between neighbors. I think that I can survive

Dang he has a lot of old good songs. You just woke my memories up... So many albums and great songs

Country folks will survive! We are a nation...black white Indian Asian. All races. I cut my teeth on a 22rifle. Howdy from Ky. Love you AB

His father, Hank Williams Sr., lived hard and died too young for his son to get to know him. He inherited his dad's talent - this song is as relevant now as when it was recorded.

the more u look into Hank Jr aka Bocephus u would really enjoy him. If you're a NFL fan you would also know Hank Jr for the into song every Monday night. He did it for 20 yrs.

Yeah this is a real anthem for many of us. This video was actually shot 20-30 years after the song came out.

Brought up in NYC and I didn't learn music survival knowledge. Moved to Florida and did learn to fish. But I do know how to walk the city and deal with the mean street. Survival knowledge of a different sort. LOVE this song... and he can sure sing.

He's not wrong. I learned so much growing up in the country it's not even explainable in a comment. We made our own sugar and honey, and our own jellies and jams with it. Fishing, hunting, farming, survival... Country folks know what I mean.

I like people are willing to listen to different types of music. I grew up on country and rock. After I enlisted in the Marine Corps while overseas so you could hear your music every group took turns otherwise nobody can hear their music. I can listen to every music from classical to heavy metal every thing except some 80’s gangster rap

Hank Williams =Legend

This never gets old.

Hank Jr used to sing the Monday Night Football opening song in the 90s 🤣 it was always a banger

Hank Williams is a big time country singer. Country people can survive.💗

Elvis… the coolest man that ever lived. He set the standards that still stands today…

him and kid rock do some good ones too

Ty I revisited some of your videos I needed to hear you and them

You’ll love hank Williams all my rowdy friends settled down

You have Hank Williams, Hank Williams Jr, and Hank Williams III. Hank Jr also opened MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL'S shows for a while.

You have heard him before if you ever watched monday night football bac a few years ago. He sang "are you ready for some

Hell yeah man, nice job on reviewing this song. Hank Williams jr and sr are both legends in their own right. Hank Williams been through some shit man! 💯🔥

The country bred are another breed altogether

Wait until you find out Hank was the voice behind the Monday night football song ;) ..

Well,I’m thinking if you listen to Charlie Pride ,you will be pleasantly surprised ! Look him up and who he was❤️

I relate to this way of life in the south. I grew up in Arkansas cleaning fish and wrapping deer meat for the freezer. Fish fries and fried deer steak can't be beat. Good memories!

I'm 46yrs old. Born and raised in West Virginia hunting and fishing. I tell my 19yr old daughter I may not be computer savvy but if shit hits fan I still know how to hunt and fish. I won't starve.

The song is basically an F U to the government & the entire Establishment.. in saying we can and will survive without them or their big cities!! Great Reaction ✨

Hank Jr THE PRESSURE IS ON

I’m glad u have an open mind. The thing is I like any genre of music that’s done well!

Great song. Love Hank Jr. All my rowdy friends are coming over tonight. Another favorite. Love your reaction. Thx for sharing ♥.

Bocephus's daddy Hank Sr. was an amazing singer also. His stepfather Johnny Horton was a fantastic country storyteller singer. Try listening to Johnny Horton. Bocephus has a lot of fun and great songs

I was raised on the Louisiana bayous. If we found a puddle of water we'd fish it. We made our own boat and went hunting way back up in swamp, we was 14, 15, 16, yrs old.

NOW YOUR TALKIN!!!! His guitar said "Bocephus". It's his nickname. He also has a song called "My name is "Bocephus".

When everything crashes, we don't know no different. We live off the land, not having money. Don't mean a thing to us. No matter what, us country folks will find a way to survive. When I was 12, I would take a sleeping bag, a fishing pole, a 22lr and a fire starter. Up in the hills around our house and be gone for a week. Just living off the land. Didn't matter where I went my dad and uncles would track and find me. My dad would come up and check on me every day. I sure do miss those carefree days of my summer childhood. It's just a way of life around here. It's sad but I would never let my sons do that when they were that age. 50 years ago, was just a much different time.

Hank Williams Jr's father is probably the biggest and most influential legend in the genre. His father had a huge impact, writing and recording a lot of hits for such a short career. Hank Williams Sr unfortunately passed away at the age of 29, while riding in the back of a Cadillac, heading to a show on New Years Eve Night in 1953. Hank Jr was 3 years old. Hank Jr was raised in the music business to basically be a clone of his father, but when he became an adult, he started wanting to do things his own way. But everybody acted like he was crazy for not staying in the mold that they placed him in. During that time, he went on a big horn sheep hunt in the mountains, and landslide caused him to fall 500ft down a mountain. He landed face-first into a boulder. Crushed his face, knocked his eye out of it's socket, and exposed part of his brain. His friend hiked out to get help, while the friend's young son stayed with Hank and talked to him to help keep him calm and awake. Help finally came roughly 4 hours later, and he awoke several days later in a hospital with June and Johnny Cash by his bedside. Ever since that accident, he started wearing the beard, hat, and shades to cover up the scars.. Hank Jr is a legend in his own right. Him and his father are on my Mount Rushmore of favorite artists. His song "All In Alabama" kinda touches on that accident, with a positive message.. I haven't seen anyone react to it yet.

Hank Sr. and Hank III are also musicians

I've listened to a lot of reactors on this song and they never understand what the line " I'd love to spit some Beechnut in that dude's eye" As all of us country boys know Beechnut is a brand of chewing tobacco...thought you might like to know

Hank is the GOAT

We country folks are blessed by The Lord for what HE provides to us.

Hank Williams Sr. gave his son his nickname “Bocephus” after Grand Ole Opry comedian Rod Brasfield's ventriloquist dummy. During radio performances he would send a message to his son, closing shows by saying, “Don't worry, Bocephus, I'm coming home.”

I'm a 55 year old lady and trust me my daddy taught me to never depend on anyone. I can do it all my self !

YES! His pop and son both kick ass