Look What God Gave Her

Country music singer/songwriter Thomas Rhett – born Thomas Rhett Akins, Jr. on March 30, , in Valdosta, Georgia – is the son of Rhett Akins, who topped the U.S. country charts in with the single “Don't Get Me Started”. Thomas Rhett was extremely young when his mother started playing him Led Zeppelin songs, and he always seemed destined for a musical career of some sort. He thrashed around in emo punk bands in his youth before being spotted playing country rock covers and given a developmental publishing deal at the age of Dropping out of college and moving to Nashville, Tennessee, he penned tracks for Joe Aldean, Lee Brice and Florida Georgia Line and soon had several labels offering him recording contracts. Signing to Valory Music, his love of vintage crooners Merle Haggard and Hank Williams and rock legends The Rolling Stones and Lynyrd Skynyrd evolved into a modern, polished, country pop sound on early singles “Something to Do with My Hands” and “Beer with Jesus”. Full of Southern swagger and boyish, pop star looks, Rhett's debut album It Goes Like This became a big crossover hit, reaching Number 6 on the Billboard Charts and making him one of the breakthrough stars of the year. The album's fourth single “Get Me Some of That” gave Rhett his second Number 1 with “Make Me Wanna” also achieving a top position on the Country Airplay Chart. He released the single “Crash and Burn” in , which was taken from his second album Tangled Up. Once again, the album reached Number 1 on the Country Airplay Chart, along with the singles “Die a Happy Man” and “T-Shirt”. His third album, Life Changes, was released in , preceded by the lead single “Unforgettable”. The album also included “Craving You”, his collaboration with Maren Morris. Thomas Rhett’s fourth album, Center Point Road (), featured the hit singles “Look What God Gave Her”, “Remember You Young”, and “Beer Can’t Fix”. The album also featured the title track, a duet with Kelsea Ballerini. His fifth album, Country Again (Side A), was released in April One year later, Thomas Rhett released his sixth album, Where We Started (), which featured guest appearances from Katy Perry, Tyler Hubbard, Riley Green, and Russell Dickerson. The album featured the first single, “Slow Down Summer”. Where We Started debuted on the Billboard at Number

Cady : Oh, god.

Janis : You dirty little liar!

Cady : I'm sorry, I can explain.

Janis : Explain how you forgot to invite us to your party?

Damian : Janis, I cannot stop this car. I have a curfew.

Cady : You know I couldn't invite you. I had to pretend to be plastic.

Janis : Hey, buddy, you're not pretending anymore. You're plastic. Cold, shiny, hard plastic.

Damian : Curfew, AM, it is now

Janis : Did you have an awesome time? Did you drink awesome shooters, listen to awesome music, and then just sit around and soak up each others awesomeness?

Cady : You know what? You're the one who made me like this so you could use me for your 8th grade revenge!

Janis : God! See, at least me and Regina George know we're mean! You try to act so innocent like, "Oh, I use to live in Africa with all the little birdies, and the little monkeys!"

Cady : You know what! It's not my fault you're like, in love with me, or something!

Janis : What?

Damian : Oh, no, she did not!

Janis : See? That's the thing with you plastics. You think everybody is in love with you when actually, everybody HATES you! Like, Aaron Samuels, for example, he broke up with Regina and guess what? He still doesn't want you! So why are you still messing with Regina, Cady? I'll tell you why, because you are a mean girl! You're a bitch! Here. You can have this. It won a prize.

[Damian drives away with Janis, yelling out the window] 

Damian : And I want my pink shirt back! I want my pink shirt back!