I’m a backwoods Barbie – guys think I’m hot because I work like a man, but I drink and talk like dudes too

A country girl said there was more to her than blonde hair and hard work.

Amy, a Missouri-based officer who calls herself “Hillbilly Barbie,” said men often find her attractive because of her job — but you might be surprised to learn there’s another side to her, too.

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In a TikTok video (@thesarcasticsunshine), Amy posed in black pants, a green cargo t-shirt and a camoflauge hat that read “Trigger Puller.”

With her blonde hair pulled back in a ponytail and makeup on, she looked like a country stunner.

“If he thinks you’re hot for working like a man,” she began.

“But he doesn’t realize that you drink, act and talk like one too.”

Holding a Busch Light beer bottle, Amy flicked off the cap and began chugging on it proudly while dancing to the music that was playing.

“Eventually it is,” she captioned the clip.

However, viewers were not put off by her personality.

“Nothing wrong with this ma’am,” one person wrote.

“I think that last part made you so much sexier,” added another.

As for another country girl who makes men swoon, a woman named Katie Jei received compliments on her TikTok video (@katiekjei) that she posted to inspire curvy women like her.

The blonde bombshell wore a pair of fitted blue jeans that accentuated her bum and thighs and a fitted white long-sleeved top that showcased her bust.

She said she always feels more confident after hearing a certain song and she also wants to motivate women to love themselves.

“Unsure?” She began. “Remember what Kid Rock said.”

The Kid Rock song Cocky was playing in the background with lyrics that said, “Skinny models? You can keep that. I like big corn-fed midwestern h**s.”

Looking proud of her country roots and full frame, hair blowing in the wind, Katie danced and sang along to the song while smiling for the camera.

She turned to show how good her body looked in the fit.

Viewers applauded her confidence and praised her looks.

“Damn right,” one person wrote.

“You did really well,” added another.

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