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Retrieved December 2, 2020.The 'Conspiracy' song in that tradition is 'Original Prankster', which features a sample of War's Latin-rock standard 'Low Rider' and an appearance by rapper Redman. At the 9th ALMA Awards in 2007, Lopez referred to the song as the 'Chicano National Anthem.'

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US Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs ( Billboard) Д¬omedian George Lopez has used 'Low Rider' as the theme song for his TV shows George Lopez and Lopez Tonight, as well as the 'walk-on' music for several of his concert specials.

An earlier Spanish version was also recorded by War in 1975.

At the end of 2021 it became a viral song on TikTok.

Another spanish version by the mexican group Los Felinos was recorded first in 1994 but called 'Yo quiero quebrarte' ( I want to break you) this title refers to the quebradita, a very fashionable musical rhythm in Mexico on 90's decade.

A Spanish version by Mexican group Banda Pachuco was recorded in 1996.

Warren Hill on his 2005 album PopJazz.

Cedar Walton, from his 1976 album Beyond Mobius.

Korn (on their 1996 album Life Is Peachy).

Exodus in 1988 (on their Fabulous Disaster album) Low Rider is a song by the band War featured in the radio station Master Sounds 98.3 in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.

and an advertisement for the drug Crestor. Also featured in Family Guy, Star Wars: Return of The Jedi, The Simpsons: A MidsummerвЂ™s Nice Dream. Featured in video games Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Skate 2, Skate It, Driver:Parallel Lines, MLB08: The Show, Rock Band and George Lopez: Driveway Bowling. ***Theme song for George Lopez, Lopez Tonight. **In popular culture it has featured in fifteen movies вЂ“ Cheech and ChongвЂ™s Up in Smoke, Colors, A Gnome Named Gnorm, Robots, 21 Grams, Dazed and Confused, Pauline, Beverly Hills Ninja, A Knight,s Tale, Gone in 60 Seconds, The Young PoisonerвЂ™s Handbook, Friday, The Odd Life of Timothy Green, The Internship and Beverly Hills Chihuahua. *Beastie Boys, LвЂ™Trimm, The Offspring, Tito & Tarantula, The Moldy Peaches, Sublime, The Ziggens, Flo Rida. It became the trending song of that era which went on to inspire others to its fused Rock, Jazz, Funk, Latin and R&B. Though disco was starting to become popular around this time, this slow funk groove sounded nothing like the heavily produced dance beats. This had produced a hit that вЂhistorically predicted a time period in AmericaвЂ™. The main feature being its driving bass line throughout the song, ending with a siren-like noise that becomes a saxophone solo. Lee Oskar came in with melody on the harmonica. The band while jamming in the studio and messing about, inspired Miller to start singing вЂњLow rider drives a little slower. The idea for the song, inspired by the groups immersion in this Latino culture of low riding, came from, (according to drummer Harold Brown) the groupвЂ™s sax player Charles Miller.

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These hydraulically adapted vehicles allowed the driver to lower each wheel and make the car bounce. Hot rodding classic cars with unusual paintwork, small steering wheels, lowered suspension(low rider culture) and swivel seats. The song was inspired by the Latino вЂChicanoвЂ™ culture, exclusively popular in the Southwestern US (Southern California), in which most of the band grew up. In popular culture it has featured in **fifteen movies ***including theme songs, gaming and popular television programs.

Over the years sampling from this song has been remixed and borrowed by *eight song artists. In 1975 the band War wrote a song called вЂњLow RiderвЂќ, produced by Jerry Goldstein and appeared on their album вЂWhy CanвЂ™t We Be Friends?вЂ This was to reach number one on the Billboard R&B charts and peaked at number 7 on the Pop Singles chart. Continuing on our theme of the most iconic songs of their generation, which capture the excitement and passion of car ownership.

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