Come On Over
Ludacris · Back For The First Time
Hello
Hello
Yeah Oh Oh WhatÂ’s Up
This 20 This 20
Oh Okay Yeah Yeah
Yeah Yeah So WhatÂ’s Up Man
So WhatÂ’s Up YÂ’all Going To Come Thru Or Not
Yeah We Going To Come Thru There
Alright ThatÂ’s A Bet
Let Me Go On And Tell You How To Get Here
You Ready
Yeah
O K You Go Shit
Let Me Let Chris Tell You Hold On
Hello
Yeah
Yeah O K You Go 85 South
Okay
You Get Off On Old National Highway
Make A Left
You Going To Come All The Way Down Till You Get To Creal Road
Make A Right On Creal
Okay
Then You Just Going To Keep Coming Down
You Going To See This Big Ass White Mansion On The Right Hand Side
Word
Hell Yeah
ItÂ’s Going To Be This Convertible Jag In The Driveway
Range Rover All Black
Hell Yeah
We Like Right Next Door And Shit In This Hood House Man
The Door Kind Of Fucked Up So You Going To Have To Climb Thru The Window Is That Kool
What The Fuck Hell No Nigga
Come On Over
Ludacris established himself as a defining voice in Southern hip-hop with his breakthrough album, Back For The First Time. Released in 2000, the record showcased his rapid-fire delivery and energetic flow, distinguishing him within the genre. Come On Over serves as a vibrant example of the high-octane production and confident lyricism that characterized this pivotal era in his career. The track highlights the artist's ability to craft infectious rhythms that resonated with audiences across the South and beyond. As part of a discography that would eventually include multiple platinum records, this recording underscores the momentum Ludacris built during the turn of the millennium. His work during this period laid the foundation for a long-standing influence on hip-hop culture, cementing his status as a major figure in the industry.