Lee Brice: - Drinking Class (official Music Video)

Reviewers from Rolling Stone and Taste of Country have noted that the video avoids "Solo cups-in-the-air" clichés. Instead, it balances the "misery" of backbreaking labor with the genuine joy found in simple pleasures.

: As Brice sings about being "up when the rooster crows" and "clocking in when the whistle blows," the visuals emphasize the repetitive, physically demanding nature of their jobs. Lee Brice - Drinking Class (Official Music Video)

: Much of the video takes place in relatable local hubs like pool halls, bowling alleys, and outdoor bonfires. Reviewers from Rolling Stone and Taste of Country

The video’s narrative arc follows a diverse group of laborers—including truckers, construction workers, welders, and waitresses—from the early, dark hours of dawn through a long day of work. : Much of the video takes place in

Ultimately, the video for "Drinking Class" reinforces Brice's intent to honor the people who "work hard to provide for their families". It provides a universal "love letter" to anyone—from construction workers to stay-at-home moms—who feels the need for a moment of respite after a long day of work. Drinking Class - song and lyrics by Lee Brice - Spotify