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"Four Kicks"
Single byKings of Leon
from the albumAha Shake Heartbreak
B-side	"Head to Toe", "Four Kicks" (live), "Razz" (dub mix)
Released	January 10, 2005 (2005-01-10)[1]
Length	2:09
Label	Handmedown
Songwriter(s)	Matthew Followill,Jared Followill
Producer(s)	Ethan Johns,Angelo Petraglia
Kings of Leon singles chronology
"The Bucket" (2004) "Four Kicks" (2005) "King of the Rodeo" (2005)

"Four Kicks" is the second single taken fromAha Shake Heartbreak, the second album by American rock bandKings of Leon. The song peaked at number 24 in theUK Singles Chart and number 32 in theIrish Singles Chart.

The song's music video shows the band playing in a lobby where a massive fight breaks out spontaneously with people in the lobby when the band start playing the song. During the fighting the room is lit in red; but whenever Caleb is singing the red light goes out and the people fighting freeze in mid air. Christopher "Nacho" Followill, a cousin to the band and a guitar tech, makes an appearance in the video.

All songs were written byKings of Leon and produced byAngelo Petraglia andEthan Johns. All tracks were co-produced by Harry Smith except where noted.

CD and 7-inch vinyl

1. "Four Kicks" – 2:08
2. "Head to Toe" – 2:04

• The Special Edition CD also includes a double picture card covers, tour foldout picture booklet, radio & album versions andCD-ROM video with uncensored directors cut.

10-inch vinyl

1. "Four Kicks" – 2:08
2. "Four Kicks" (live in Belgium) – 2:41
3. "Razz" (dub mix) – 3:11

• CD,7" vinyl &10" vinyl information – Discogs.com reference page.
• "Four Kicks" Official music video onYouTube

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