Released in 2007 as his debut single, serves as the introduction to Lee Brice's career, showcasing a rowdy, high-energy side of country music. While it peaked at number 29 on the country charts, it remains a fan favorite for its portrayal of a "wild child" love interest. Musical & Lyric Review
: Musically, it follows a standard 4-chord country rock arrangement. Critics at Country Universe gave it a "D" grade at release, calling it a derivative of Clay Walker's "She's Always Right" but with "forced attitude". Lee Brice - She Ain't Right (Official Video)
: Lee Brice appears as two different versions of himself in a "Parent Trap" style double-role setup. Released in 2007 as his debut single, serves
: It captures the chaotic energy of the lyrics, featuring the protagonist's girlfriend causing trouble and eventually getting "Momma on the coffee table dancin'". Critics at Country Universe gave it a "D"