Introduction
“Bad Boys Get Me Good” is a dynamic country track that brings together the talents of Australian singer-songwriter Jasmine Rae and American country star Kellie Pickler. Featured on Rae’s third studio album, “If I Want To,” released on August 2, 2013, the song showcases a seamless blend of their vocal strengths and storytelling abilities.
The collaboration between Rae and Pickler came about through their mutual connection with producer Luke Wooten, who had worked on Pickler’s album “100 Proof.” Rae recounted her experience meeting Pickler: “I got to hang out with her. She was the most wonderful person, so when it came to singing on my record, she said yes before we even asked the question.” This camaraderie is evident in the song’s vibrant energy and cohesive delivery.
“Bad Boys Get Me Good” was co-written by Jasmine Rae alongside Shannon Wright and Jamie Floyd. The lyrics delve into the allure of rebellious charm, with lines like: “I’m a sucker for a tall, dark, flick-a-cigarette man, ramblin’, gamblin’, getting what he can man.” This narrative explores the irresistible attraction to the quintessential “bad boy,” a theme that resonates with many listeners.
Upon its release, the song garnered attention for its catchy melody and relatable storyline. While specific chart positions are not extensively documented, “Bad Boys Get Me Good” achieved a peak position of #78 on the iTunes Chart on November 7, 2021.
The track’s enduring appeal is further evidenced by its continued radio spins in countries like Australia and the United Kingdom.
The official music video for “Bad Boys Get Me Good” complements the song’s narrative by visually portraying the playful yet compelling dynamic between Rae and Pickler. The behind-the-scenes footage reveals a genuine rapport between the artists, enhancing the authenticity of their on-screen performance.
“Bad Boys Get Me Good” stands as a testament to Jasmine Rae’s versatility as an artist and her ability to collaborate effectively with international talents like Kellie Pickler. The song’s exploration of themes such as attraction and the complexities of romantic choices continues to resonate with audiences, solidifying its place in contemporary country music.