Luke Bryan's latest video for "Buzzkill" shows the darker side of spring break, a much darker one that isn't full of sun, sand and alcohol.
The new video shows two former flames who run into one another at a bar, but the story doesn't end well, as the man is rejected when the woman hooks up with another man.
"This whole spring break idea started from writing music without parameters," Bryan tells The Boot.
"If we want to drop a little cuss word in there or something, we don't sweat it. That frees us up more creatively to where we don't get too bound by what's going on when we're in the writing room. My whole idea is that if 10 years down the road, and we've done 10 spring break albums and two or three of those spring break songs went on to become big hits that were kind of quirky songs that were spawned from it, then this whole ride has been a success, and it's fun putting the songs out."
"Buzzkill" is from Bryan's recently released album, Spring Break . . . Here To Party.
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