: Critics at Billboard described the song as "amazingly monolithic," noting that while it lacked the "slick melodies" of past hits like "How You Remind Me," it was a solid head-banger for fans of their heavier sound. Song Highlights
: The chorus, "This is what it's all about, no one can slow us down... get your bottles up," is designed as a call-to-action for live audiences. Nickelback "Bottoms Up" Lyric Video
The video is designed to match the song's hard-hitting, party-centric atmosphere: : Critics at Billboard described the song as
The (the one with the full production, not just lyrics) Tour dates where they might be playing this live The video is designed to match the song's
Released on November 17, 2011, the official lyric video for "Bottoms Up" served as a high-energy teaser for their seventh studio album, Here and Now . This track, which was the second single from the album, marked a return to the band’s "bawdy arena rock" roots, following in the footsteps of their 2006 hit "Rockstar". Visual Style and Composition
: Silhouette-style images of women dancing are layered behind the text to emphasize the "club" and "bar" themes of the lyrics.
: It features a gritty, textured brown background that complements the song’s "crunchy" guitar tones.