Artist: Shaboozey Album: Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going Genre: Pop Country Release Date: May 31st, 2024
Average Score: 7.17/10
SONG REVIEW – SHABOOZEY’S “A BAR (TIPSY)” – SAVING COUNTRY MUSIC
Review by Little Big Town
https://www.savingcountrymusic.com/song-review-shaboozeys-a-bar-tipsy/
Sentiment Score: 3.5/10
SHABOOZEY’S ‘A BAR SONG (TIPSY)’ MIGHT BE THE NEXT GREAT UNIFIER BOP …
Review by Panama Jackson
Sentiment Score: 9.99/10
SHABOOZEY’S ‘A BAR SONG (TIPSY)’ MIGHT BE THE NEXT GREAT UNIFIER BOP …
Review by Frazer Harrison
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/shaboozey-bar-song-tipsy-might-105855734.html
Sentiment Score: 9.99/10
SHABOOZEY – “A BAR SONG (TIPSY)” | PULSE MUSIC BOARD
Review by Morgan Wallen
https://pulsemusic.proboards.com/thread/225157/shaboozey-bar-song-tipsy
Sentiment Score: 9.99/10
OW SHABOOZEY CHANNELED PHARRELL WILLIAMS ON ‘A BAR SONG (TIPSY)’
Review by Larisha Paul
Sentiment Score: 9.78/10
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