In this episode of Worst Songs Ever, Andrew, Rob, and Brennan dive deep into the country classic "Friends in Low Places" by Garth Brooks. Rob, who selected this song, shares the psychological torment he endured during his first year at The Citadel, where a less-than-amicable roommate played the track on an endless loop. A psychological warfare campaign worthy of The Lords of Discipline, Rob discusses how this sonic assault led to his lasting disdain for the song.

Meanwhile, Andrew and Brennan take a different perspective. As they dissect the lyrics and melodies, they find themselves not only appreciating the song for what it is but even starting to like it. The trio debates Garth Brooks' intentions, his talents as a singer-songwriter, and his keen understanding of the country genre. They also draw comparisons to other legendary tracks like "Lord, It's Hard to Be Humble," "The Gambler," and "Family Tradition," exploring where "Friends in Low Places" fits within the pantheon of iconic country anthems.