[14] The fourth and final single, "Blue Eyes", was released 9 November 2012 after being re-recorded and remixed by Ash Howes who has previously worked with The Saturdays, One Direction and Ellie Goulding.

Jackie Hayden of Hot Press called it "passionate rap with an Irish passport" and praised the contrast between the two vocalists.

[16] Niall Swan of Irish music website "Golden Plec" said "Burch's vocals are reminiscent of Jason Mraz or Jack Johnson in their prime and it is the contrast between the accents of the two vocalists which make The Original Rudeboys be exactly what they claim to be, original.

"[17] While The Irish Times critisied the blending of Burch and Arkins vocals stating they created "odd Frankensteins of songs".

[18] John Meagher of the Irish Independent was also critical of the two vocalists calling Burchs' voice "bland" and stating Arkins' "Dublinese rapping" would not have any impact internationally.