Lee Brice - Drinking Class (Official Music Video)

Watch the official video for Lee Brice's, "Drinking Class."

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[marinemike]

Marine Combat Veteran here. I haven't taken a sick day in over 7 years. Love this song! Had cancer, went to work every damn day through chemo and radiation. Got sick, wiped my chin and got after it.

[wackyxbox]

This song speaks to all the 40+ hour week people that work so damn hard and deserve to be recognized for all of it

[stylemeister]

Can't see how anyone gives this a thumbs down!!! I'm a member of the blue color crowd that built America! I raise my glass to all the GREAT AMERICANS that built this country! CHEERS!!

[kyledorsty]

Trucker here. People like myself keep this country supplied, fed, clothed, just to name a few. This song is our anthem, meanwhile the celebs preach from their gated communities about how we should live. They don’t have a clue what we do. Keep on keeping on fellow Drinking class members

[taylorrosson]

I heard Lee Brice say on the radio that there were no actors in the music video. Makes me like this song 10x more! Awesome song!

[keaganmccarty]

This is the anthem of the middle class

[grmm]

Proud Longshoreman here! I feel this song, 12 hour days rain or shine, 7 days a week so long as the ships keep coming

[hannahgove-lewis]

This song holds a very special place in my heart. My grandfather was a very influential man in my life he taught me some of the most important lessons I will ever learn. although he never had much he always found a way to provide for his family and he was always there to lend a helping hand to a friend or stranger. He passed away November 11, 2014. Instead of funeral he wanted of party celebrate the life he lived. So that's what we did we threw a huge party and invited everybody he knew. Not everybody could make it but he still had over 300 people come to say goodbye and have a drink for him. I remember hearing this song for the first time exactly one week before he passed away. My first thought when I heard this song was that it sounded exactly like my grandfather and when I had to make the slideshow for his party I knew exactly what song had to be on there. Everytime I hear this song it makes me think of him but I'm not sad I'm actually happy because I know he lived his life the way he wanted to live it and he touched so many people in his life and was loved by so many that I can only wish my life will be half as good as his

[justincastro]

Finally someone who writes about the blue collar workers of our society. I will never work a white collar job and will work till I can't work no more.

[CarlaFreeman-kq]

On Friday you been working all week you just want kick back and just drink some cold ones with your drinking class and hang with your buddies

[rdhininger]

a song dedicated to the REAL people in the world working hard leading the simple life, and being proud of it! long hours hard days, this song/video is a true representation of what working class life is really like, and it's absolutely something to be proud of. truck driver, mechanic, mine worker, laborer ect. we're all the same working hard, living simple, and holding our heads high! Glasses raised to the drinking class!

[jonbouchard]

30 year old guy here with 4 kids and a stay at home wife, steel worker that swings all 3 shifts, this song is my motivation knowing that there are others like me. This song came out when I was 24 25 years old welding in a small shop we used to blast it in the shop, still applies today as still a member of the drinking class #bluecollar

[chrisbailey]

I work every day go home to my family take care of things around the house let the " Bourbon " roll my hats off to all the blue collar class and as a member of the " Drinking Class " my hats off to us all should be more like this songs talks about.

[CarlaFreeman-mgzz]

When it's Friday you just want to go to a bar and kick back some cold ones and let go of all your worries and just laugh with you friends

[artgonzalez]

I raise my glass to all the health care workers, first responders, doctors, nurses and everyone else who is on the front lines helping their communities during these unprecedented times. #CaliStrong

[overtorque]

Mechanic for 19+ years. Thank you, Lee for this song. Been listening to it since it came out and thank you to all the other blue collar workers out here who keep this country moving. This is a song for all us real workers in America that make shit happen!

[Anthonygalbreath]

Restaurant worker here.! I know it’s not a big deal but working in the restaurant industry is very hard and successful on the same token. Going to work at 8am and staying till 8pm is the shift. Then gotta get up and do it all over again the next day! Thank you to everyone who works hard every day like me! Keep going!!

[joannemurphy]

I just realized that SO many of the country songs I love the best are by this guy. The one I hear on radio every once in a while is "Memory I Don't Mess With"--and so I decided to look up other songs. Just WOW-underrated.

[vilkas]

If you gotta, gotta label me, label me proud

so dam true, such true words, and as usual Lee Brice is awesome as hell, such good songs, such good music, such talent.

[colemay]

2020 anybody? Rough year so far but this song helps.