50 Best Country Rap Songs You Should Have on Your Playlist ASAP!

Hick Hop, outlaw rap, country rap, whatever you feel like calling it, the fusion of country and hip hop has surprised many. Despite looking like an unlikely pair, the fusion of these two extreme genres works, and for almost 40 years, countless country rap songs have impressed many fans from both sides of the genre. 

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Now, if you’re new to this genre and need help finding the best songs to listen to, we’ve compiled our list of the 50 best country rap songs you can add to your country rap playlist. 

1. Sam Hunt – Drinkin’ Too Much 

The award-winning country singer Sam Hunt co-wrote Drinkin’ Too Much with producer Zach Crowell, Shane McAnally, and Stuart Hine. Hunt included this song on his studio album called Southside, which got released in 2020. 

2. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – Ghetto Cowboy

Ghetto Cowboy is the lead single by the American Hip Hop collective called Mo Thugs. It was from Chapter II: Family Reunion, their second studio album, released in 1998 under Mo Thugs/Relativity Records. The track contains replayed elements from The Gambler, a song by renowned country artist Kenny Rogers. 

3. Lil Nas X – Old Town Road 

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The hit song, Old Town Road, was first released independently in December 2018 by the rapper Lil Nas X as his debut single. He then recorded a remixed version of the song with country singer Billy Ray Cyrus and released it on April 5, 2019. 

The rapper included both versions of the songs in his second EP titled “7” in 2019. The remix version of the song became a massive hit, helping Lil Nas X achieve global stardom. 

4. Florida Georgia Line – Cruise 

Cruise is the first single from Florida Georgia Line’s EP “It’z Just What We Do” in 2012. Group members Brian Kelly, Chase Rice, Jesse Rice (No relation), and Tyler Hubbard with Joey Moi wrote the song. 

5. Blanco Brown – The Git Up 

Released as Blanco Brown’s debut single, The Git Up got described as the “next viral country rap song” or the “sequel” to Lil Nas X’s Old Town Road. It debuted on the US Billboard Hot 100 at No. 66 and peaked at 14. 

6. Nelly and Tim McGraw – Over and Over 

Over and Over is a song that focuses on regret. Famed rapper Nelly and country music singer Tim McGraw performed the song. While the music was written and produced by James D. Hargrove II and Jayson Bridges, Nelly was the one that wrote its lyrics. 

7. B.o.B and Taylor Swift – Both of Us 

Both of Us is the rapper B.o. B’s third single for his Strange Clouds album and features the vocals of famed singer-songwriter Taylor Swift. The two artists co-wrote the song with Ammar Malik, Cirkut, and Dr. Luke. 

8. Yelawolf – Till It’s Gone 

Till It’s Gone was written by Yelawolf, Mike Harnett, Matthew Hayes, and producer WLPWR. The song is featured in the artist’s album Love Story, released in 2015. It was also featured initially on some versions of Shady XV, a Shady Records compilation from 2014. 

9. Carrie Underwood and Ludacris – The Champion 

Performed by Carrie Underwood and Ludacris, The Champion was released on January 12, 2018, and served as the opening theme for the Super Bowl LII broadcast of NBC Sports. Carrie Underwood also included The Champion on her sixth album, Cry Pretty, as a bonus song. 

10. Jason Aldean – Dirt Road Anthem 

Originally sung and penned by Colt Ford and Brantley Gilbert, Jason Aldean covered Dirt Road Anthem for his My Kinda Party album in 2010. His version of the song received a nomination for Best Country Solo Performance at the 54th Annual Grammy Awards. It is also the US’s best-selling male country solo artist song in digital history, selling over four million copies. 

Here are 40 more country rap songs that you can check out and add to complete your Country Rap playlist:

11. Willie Jones – Slow Cookin’
12. Angaleena Presley ft. Yelawolf – Country
13. The Lacs – Kickin Up Mud
14. Brad Paisley and LL Cool J – Accidental Racist
15. Sarah Ross and Colt Ford – Shotgun Remix
16. 1Mill – What I Been On
17. Nappy Roots and Jazze Pha – Awnaw
18. Young Thug and Mille Go Lightly – Family Don’t Matter
19. Jawga Boyz – Chillin in the Backwoods
20. Colt Ford – Workin’ On
21. Nappy Roots and Anthony Hamilton – Po’ Folks
22. Cowboy Troy and Big & Rich – I Play Chicken With The Train
23. Moonshine Bandits – California Country
24. Adam Calhoun, Demun Jones and Upchurch – Country
25. Tow Down – Country Rap (feat. HAWK & Big Pokey)
26. Toby Keith – I Wanna Talk About Me
27. Jawga Boyz – Ridin High
28. Upchurch – Radio Jam
29. Jelly Roll – Son Of A Sinner
30. I4NI, Bubba Sparxxx and Chris Hurt – Roll With Me
31. Haystak and Brabo Gator – Broken
32. Charlie Bonnett III, Stump, Bubba Sparxxx and David Ray – Too Drive To Drunk
33. Cowboy Troy and Big & Rich – Daisy Dukes and Cowboy Boots
34. The Lacs – Keep It Redneck
35. Cypress Spring, The Lacs and Danny Boone – Way of Life
36. Kid Rock – Cowboy
37. Jelly Roll – Love the Heartless
38. Struggle Jennings, Jelly Roll and Shooter Jennings – Love Won
39. Upchurch – Roots Run Deep
40. UGK, Charlie Wilson and Willie D – Quit Hatin’ the South
41. Colt Ford and Brantley Gilbert – Dirt Road Anthem
42. UGK, Smitty and SONJI – Belts to Match
43. Will Smith, Dru Hill and Kool Moe Dee – Wild Wild West
44. Bubba Sparxxx – Deliverance
45. Big K.R.I.T., Ludacris and Bun B – Country Sh*t (Remix)
46. The Bellamy Brothers – Country Rap
47. Colt Ford – Back (with Jake Owen)
48. Snoop Dogg and Willie Nelson – Superman
49. Ludacris and Jason Aldean – Burning Bridges
50. Toby Keith – I Wanna Talk About Me

There you have it; if you like to have a little bang with your twang, then make sure you have these tracks added to your country rap songs playlist now!