What Drives You with John Cena - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Logan Paul in Paradise
John travels to Puerto Rico to meet one of social media's biggest disruptors: Logan Paul. Logan shows John his Cadillac Escalade and Polaris RZR before they climb into Logan's Ford Bronco and set out. On the drive, John asks Logan about the birth of his YouTube empire, his rapid ascension in the WWE, his recent engagement, and his success launching the energy drink Prime. The drive ends at Logan's gym, where Logan introduces John to his brother, Jake Paul, who is training for a fight.
Jelly Roll, Southern Gentleman
John spends the day in Nashville with country singer Jelly Roll. First, Jelly gives John a sneak peek at his classic 1964 Lincoln Continental Convertible and 1976 Cadillac El Dorado. Then, they go for a drive in Jelly's RAM 1500 Laramie, a surprise Father's Day gift from his wife and daughter. As they drive, John learns about Jelly's life, from being a convict to his meteoric rise to stardom. Jelly treats John to some real Southern cooking, including a special dressing that's named after Jelly.
Travis Barker Drops a Beat
John is in Los Angeles to meet drummer Travis Barker. First, Travis shows John one of the most legendary cars of all time: a 1987 Buick GNX, a gift from Travis' wife, Kourtney Kardashian. Then, they set off in Travis' Mercedes Benz G-Wagon 4X42. They talk about everything from Travis' days of picking up trash to his rise as the drummer of one of rock and punk's greatest bands. Back at the studio, John and Travis collaborate on an original song, with Travis on drums and John on piano and vocals.
The Miz and Mr. Cena
John swings through Los Angeles to visit his former WWE rival, The Miz. First The Miz shows John his Mercedes G-Wagon and tricked-out golf cart, then they hit the road in The Miz's Tesla Model X Plaid. It's a loud and energetic drive that's full of laughs—not only do they revisit their rivalry, John learns how The Miz ended up on The Real World and became one of the WWE's biggest superstars. They end up at The Miz's country club, where the two fierce competitors make a bet on the golf course.
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