Brantley Gilbert’s video for his latest single, “Bottoms Up” is partially set in the 1920’s and he says, “Oh, man, the video was a lot of fun to shoot. We had an absolute blast. It was a blast to shoot especially goin’ back into that time period. I’m a huge fan of the Prohibition Era and there were outlaws around, real outlaws, and it kinda tells a cool story and I think the band and I and everyone involved had a good time. So, we’re proud of it.”

Brantley does admit that the bootleggers and outlaws in his video are a lot prettier and nicer to look at than some of the real life ones from that time period.

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Brantley Gilbert – Bottoms Up video :22
“Oh, man, the video was a lot of fun to shoot. We had an absolute blast. It was a blast to shoot especially goin’ back into that time period. I’m a huge fan of the Prohibition Era and there were outlaws around, real outlaws, and it kinda tells a cool story and I think the band and I and everyone involved had a good time. So, we’re proud of it.”