"Lowrider" by The Game is a song that pays homage to the lowrider culture, which is a significant part of West Coast hip-hop. The lyrics describe the love for lowriding, showcasing customized cars, specifically the Chevrolet Impala from the year 1964. Lowriders are known for their chrome hydraulics, which allow the car to lift, lower, and perform various tricks like three-wheeling. The song features several artists, each contributing their own verses. Techniec starts by boasting about his shine and how he stands out, representing his set. E-40 follows, expressing his love for his hometown and its unique culture, highlighting the pride they have for their lowrider cars. Crooked I talks about his success and how his sixth sense for success sets him apart. Chingy mentions cruising in his cranberry Impala and representing the streets. Lil' Rob describes his lowrider experience and the attention he gets while riding. Paul Wall shares a story about his friend who had a Chevy on chrome and how he fell in love with lowriders. The chorus, performed by The Game himself, repeats throughout the song, emphasizing the joy and pride associated with lowriding. W.C. raps about his experience with lowriders and the love he has for the cars. Ice Cube concludes the song by bringing together the unity of Compton and South Central, expressing hope for a positive future. Overall, the song celebrates lowrider culture, the pride and joy people derive from their customized cars, and the sense of community it fosters.
