Drinkin' N Drivin'
Ludacris · Other Songs - Ludacris
On 285, I don't know where I'm goin on 285, I drink when I drive
I just love when I'm high,
I don't know here I'm goin, on 285, on 285, on 285 [x2]
[Ludacris:]
I come equipped with 2 straps on my lap move back 45 tucked by my side
Sip a little bit of this, sip that drink up I'm so drunk when I drive.
I'm wood grain, grippin n tippin on some 24's.
I puff the magic dragon & then blow smoke out of my nose
I try to tell em ain't nuttin change by the mileage on the range
It's baby powder white n I whip it like cocaine
All up n down 285 n I'm goin around in circles mann
My partners call me prince cause they know I got that purple rain
Burners along my waist belt, gotta put up my pants like I'm urkel man
My girlfriends says u sure I said bitch I'm for certain man
I'm hurtin the game so bad they can't keep up when
I'm counting this? scrilla?
My momma quit her job cause I got her workin with six figures
Yes shes workin with six figures n niggas is workin like some slaves
She retired a little bit early because her son is fukin paid
And she ain't gotta do shit but be rich n stay alive
And once an awhile just take her Lexus n drive on 285
Drinkin' N Drivin'
Ludacris delivers a high-energy Southern hip-hop anthem in 'Drinkin' N Drivin'', a track that epitomizes the raw, unfiltered style of the early 2000s. Released during the height of his solo career, the song showcases his signature flow and charismatic delivery, blending elements of crunk and Southern rap with a driving rhythm that demands attention. The recording captures the vibrant, party-centric atmosphere characteristic of the era, featuring Ludacris's signature ad-libs and a confident swagger that defined his discography at the time. As a standout from his catalog, the song remains a quintessential example of the genre's evolution, reflecting the cultural zeitgeist of the mid-2000s with its focus on lifestyle and street credibility.