Drive with Swizz Beatz - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Houston: See to be Heard
Swizz and Nasir explore Houston's unique car culture of slabs, art cars and mudding in oversized ATVs with H-Town fathers and sons who share their love of cars. In their quest to do it big in Texas, Nasir lands behind the wheel of a Monster Jam truck.
Japan: Power of Influence
In Japan, Swizz and Nasir visit the artist who reimagines Porsche 911s by hand, and tandem drifting out in Tokyo's underground car scene with the Kaido racers. They also visit local stops in a lowrider custom built by the Dread Lions Car Club.
Atlanta: A City of Firsts
In Atlanta, the city where his entertainment career began, Swizz introduces Nasir to the first Black Jeep Club and its first Black Porsche Club. Nasir learns to drive a stick shift from NASCAR pioneer, Jesse Iwuji.
Southern California: Passion
Swizz and Nasir investigate a SoCal original -the hotrod- with two car clubs: one traditional, one unconventional. They stop by a shop that turns supercars into hotrods and visit a family that custom builds and races trophy trucks in the desert.
Saudi Arabia: Evolution
Swizz and Nasir meet up with a car club made up of stunt drivers and then push the limits of Ford trucks out in the desert. The duo also ride sand dunes with Saudi's first woman to be granted a rally license and visit with camel racing team Saudi Bronx
New York: Aspiration
Michael Strahan gives a tour of his car collection. Swizz and Nasir check out cars popular during Hip-Hop's golden age and the latest new sport luxury vehicles. In the Bronx, Swizz reunites with the crew that launched his music career - the Ruff Ryders.
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