Tim Hawkins Sings Hilarious Ode To Buc-ee’s Gas Station - Comedy Videos

Beloved Christian comedian Tim Hawkins has released a hilarious and informative tune about the massively popular chain of gas station convenience stores, Buc-ee’s.

Unfortunately, stress is more than familiar to much of the population. It’s sadly a part of everyday living. For most people, 24 hours a day is never enough time to accomplish everything that needs to be done. That’s why convenience stores, having everything possible in one single location, are such a hit in the United States of America.

But Buc-ee’s locations take the word “convenience” to another level. They are a chain of gas stations/convenience stores located primarily in the South that sell absolutely anything you could imagine. Want a freshly cut brisket sandwich? How about some fudge? Need some home décor? They have all of that and more! 

In a clip posted on YouTube, Tim Hawkins sings a hysterical song about those wonderful and magical locations where the type of items available for purchase are seemingly endless. For those unfamiliar with the concept of a Buc-ee’s convenience store and unsure of what they offer and sell. Tim hilariously clears that up in the first few lines of his track. He sings they are essentially a gas station combined with a car wash, a barbeque restaurant, a Cracker Barrel and a Walmart. 

“I’ve been driving these wide open spaces
Now I need a redneck oasis
Take my money, Buc-ee baby
It’s my lucky day”

He then goes on to get a bit more specific about Buc-ee’s, mentioning some of the items that customers are bound to find once they enter and begin their shopping journey. Basically, if you need something and Buc-ee’s doesn’t have it, that’s only because it has not yet been invented.

As Tim points out prior to his song, when it comes to Buc-ee’s, “and if you get it, you just get it.”

After the conclusion of his song, the audience erupts in thunderous applause and cheers. 

Proverbs 17:22 “A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.”