I love that not only Mike is having fun and giggling, but also that the professionals are doing the same right along with him watching him learn their passion and profession. 10/10 wholesome level.
Their also the nicest people. I use to go to car shows a lot and because I had a Honda I’m the show I would hang out with the other people who have imports but they were all fuckin douche bags. So then I eventually started hanging out with the low rider group while the shows go on and they were always the most accepting and down to earth people.
You only need to see one that has been done poorly to throw you off the idea. One idiot who doesn't do maintenance or bounces with hard tires and you think its just a completely stupid idea. But like with lifted trucks its a neat idea that quickly turns trashy if the people doing it aren't willing to put in the time or money to make it work right.
@@phoenixrising4073I swear these people follow me around. I’m always getting these preaching responses to my comments. I don’t understand why they feel the need to spread that when it wasn’t asked for.
I never have laughed so hard. Seeing Mike and his Camera crew start off with Baby bumps to a full on bounce out. Mike your faces you made and the laughing was hysterical. This is your best episode. I loved it.
Great to see Mike having so much fun in this video .What I find hilarious is the reactions my wife gets with her car in public .The looks on their faces when she gets in it and shows the young ones who it really belongs to and how it is done is priceless .She is a very short and petite 60 plus year old grandma .The car in question a 1964 Chevy Impala she has owned 43 years and counting .The sound of that sweet sounding 409 firing up and great pipes to boot is music to my ears .She has put over one million miles on this car herself .She was the one who pulled it out of the swamps and completely restored it all by herself way back when .The notion only men appreciate and can restore these cars is far from true .Here is your proof .This is not the only classic car she owns either .Every few years she strips it down and repaints it a different color depending on her mood at the time .She is thinking of Cobalt Blue this time instead of the Red and White it formerly was .When asked why she doesn't sell it she tells them she is just getting it broken in.Naturally her daughters ,grandkids and most of their friends were taught how to drive in this car .
Nice coverage of the lowrider culture. The ill advised stunt at the end was a priceless turbulent thrill ride! I like when your cap flew off. Three thumbs up!
My best friend in high school father worked at GM. They restored a 64 Impala and put an engine in it that his dad got from the lab that he worked at. His dad's job at GM was to test the engines and try and break them. They didn't turn it into a lowrider though because they were white guys
This was the best episode so far! Mike was having a blast & it brought the Lowrider culture to a broad audience in a positive light! That’s a family living the American dream in 3 wheel motion! Great show!
Mike is now the home boy the vato loco. This is so much fun. I used to watch this on Saturday nights down in Riverside. Now he’s singing all my friends call me low rider
I went and took an Automotive Collision class and left with the love for painting and airbrushing, my dream is to be able to work on some traditional lowriders once I have a good grasp of what I can and can’t do, I find that lowriders have some of the most beautiful paint jobs you’ll find on a vehicle all the way down to the bolts in the frame. Seeing stuff like this always makes me hopeful I’ll find a group of guys to build a car with one day.
Yeah. Not my scene but some of those cars are works of art. I have to admire sometime willing to paint/chrome/etch/whatever every last nut and bolt, and still be willing to cruise with it.
Absolutely love this man this is like what we've all been wanting and waiting for Mike glad you had an amazing time and it look like a blast you never disappoint with the content ever you haven't since Dirty Jobs was made much l9ve to ya Mike your a national treasure ❤️
Never thought I’d need this in my life on a Friday! But hell yea Mike Rowe! Can’t wait for next Friday already! Going to be tough to beat this one. A lot of laughs on this week’s episode
Not something I like, but cannot help but admire the craftsmanship of the builds. Not to mention the skill to actually get a good hop. C[_] cheers to the masters of the craft.
As a Rowe, I love seeing Mike get involved in this! I've been a low rider since '94 here in Houston Texas. It was my introduction to cars. This made me smile!! 😃😃😃
Mike from the bottom of my heart thank you for what you do and all the laughs! This brings so much joy to my day love this show I’d love to experience half the things you have in my life don’t ever stop.
I have never seen Mike smile and laugh so much. Where I live the have a car show like this during Cinco De Mayo it so cool. Mike is having so much fun! 🤣😂😁
The expressions on his face...priceless!! Just like a kid with a new toy. This made my day and I haven't stopped smiling!! Thamks Mike. Peace and Love from Australia
You are a national treasure Mike Rowe. When most TV programing was absolute junk Mike and crew entertained and educated in a new and hilarious way. Glad I found this channel.
I had hydraulics on my mini truck WAY before the airbag craze came along. As a white guy in a mini truck, I’d go out to LA and hang with lowrider crowds with their Impalas and Caprices. We’d do BBQs and car shows and cruise. My blonde hair, blue eyed, girlfriend and I were so out of place it was comical, yet no one cared. We use to have so much fun throwing switches with the lowrider crowd. It’s definitely not for everyone. But if you look at it all as a love for cars and nothing else, it’s an absolute blast, with some great people and some amazing memories.
Laughed so hard i cried at this, as a gearhead, car show and sound system competitor myself this car scene is a way of life and not for the faint of heart. I grew up drawing lowriders and buying lowrider magazine and lowrider arte. Built lowrider models but getting to see this brought back so many memories of my younger days. Thank you mike rowe this was amazing.
The impalas are popular because of the X frame. It allows for easier 3 wheeling. However, over you get deep into the scene, you end up plating and reinforcing the entire frame. Otherwise you'll kink panels and pop out glass.
Im not into lowriders. However i can appreciate any passion. Its beautiful the way these guys take pride in their work. The ride is a little bumpy. Mad respect for mike.
It's really cool of the homies to work with Mike Rowe . I've never really got into low riders, but I respect the Is craftmanship and build of the vehicle. Plus the triple candy paint jobs are just a work of art it takes a really talented person to lay down paint like that. I'm a muscle car sports car guy but I respect the talent that goes into building these cars.
What an awesome episode. I laughed quite a bit, some of it at Mike’s expense. They have some beautiful cars, no something I would build myself, but I appreciate the work that goes into every one. Thanks for sharing.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen Mike have so much fun and laugh in a video, ever, like this.😂😂😂
Gotta love the culture 👌
This is what I need from Mike his enjoyment made me smile the whole time
I was thinking the same thing too
Came to type the same thing 😂
He looked so giddy😂
Never knew I needed Mike Rowe hittin switches in my life.
Great episode to spotlight the culture.
I think this is the happiest I have ever seen Mike be, while filming a show. Enjoy yourself and your work.
OMG! I haven’t LAUGHED so hard in a LONG TIME!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Thanks Mike🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Better than cleaning sewage or shoving your arm into a cow...
Seeing Mike throw a peace sign in a low-rider, hopping... timeless fun.
I love that not only Mike is having fun and giggling, but also that the professionals are doing the same right along with him watching him learn their passion and profession.
10/10 wholesome level.
You'll never see someone in a lowrider without a smile on their face. We needed to see Mike do this!
Their also the nicest people. I use to go to car shows a lot and because I had a Honda I’m the show I would hang out with the other people who have imports but they were all fuckin douche bags. So then I eventually started hanging out with the low rider group while the shows go on and they were always the most accepting and down to earth people.
No doubt! The lowrider community is, by far, the least toxic of all car scenes
They are extremely friendly.
Props to Mike and the Homies. Best episode ever.
literally the homies LOL
ForRealz
I agree it was extremely entertaining.
The best example of cultures colliding in a positive manner. We need more of this in our live folks.
i use to think the hydraulics thing ridiculous but this show really does open your eyes to all the reasons these hobbies fun and exciting
I like hydrolics Korean then donk Rims on em for sure..
You only need to see one that has been done poorly to throw you off the idea. One idiot who doesn't do maintenance or bounces with hard tires and you think its just a completely stupid idea. But like with lifted trucks its a neat idea that quickly turns trashy if the people doing it aren't willing to put in the time or money to make it work right.
@@BuckRodgers3well said 👍
I couldn’t agree more. And I’m a big car guy. But never understood the hydro side of it. But this definitely gave me another perspective 👍
Never think someone's hobby is ridiculous! Everyone's got their thing!
Never would’ve thought I’d see Mike Rowe in a low rider shop or hopping in a low rider Lmfao
Let alone actually send it
What did it for me is when he threw a peace sign.
Dug amazing film man
@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist9 please leave the science fiction reading alone.
@@phoenixrising4073I swear these people follow me around. I’m always getting these preaching responses to my comments. I don’t understand why they feel the need to spread that when it wasn’t asked for.
I never have laughed so hard. Seeing Mike and his Camera crew start off with Baby bumps to a full on bounce out. Mike your faces you made and the laughing was hysterical. This is your best episode. I loved it.
You guys need to do way more like this, I was smiling the entire time
Great to see Mike having so much fun in this video .What I find hilarious is the reactions my wife gets with her car in public .The looks on their faces when she gets in it and shows the young ones who it really belongs to and how it is done is priceless .She is a very short and petite 60 plus year old grandma .The car in question a 1964 Chevy Impala she has owned 43 years and counting .The sound of that sweet sounding 409 firing up and great pipes to boot is music to my ears .She has put over one million miles on this car herself .She was the one who pulled it out of the swamps and completely restored it all by herself way back when .The notion only men appreciate and can restore these cars is far from true .Here is your proof .This is not the only classic car she owns either .Every few years she strips it down and repaints it a different color depending on her mood at the time .She is thinking of Cobalt Blue this time instead of the Red and White it formerly was .When asked why she doesn't sell it she tells them she is just getting it broken in.Naturally her daughters ,grandkids and most of their friends were taught how to drive in this car .
Of all my years watching UA-cam and Mike Rowe, this video has put a huge smile on my face 😄
Nice coverage of the lowrider culture. The ill advised stunt at the end was a priceless turbulent thrill ride! I like when your cap flew off. Three thumbs up!
Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
I've never seen Mike smile and have this much fun and also feel COOL while hitting switches. Best episode ever!
This was so much fun to watch! Mike laughing at every hop/jump had me laughing so hard 😂😂😂
I am willing to bet that the engineers at the big 3 never would of considered their creation would be modified for that. Good stuff Mike and crew
Na, why else would they have made Impalas then?
nor the aerospace engineers who made the landing gear function lol
My best friend in high school father worked at GM. They restored a 64 Impala and put an engine in it that his dad got from the lab that he worked at. His dad's job at GM was to test the engines and try and break them. They didn't turn it into a lowrider though because they were white guys
This was the best episode so far! Mike was having a blast & it brought the Lowrider culture to a broad audience in a positive light! That’s a family living the American dream in 3 wheel motion! Great show!
Loved it. Your ability to cross genres and cultures and have everyone smiling is amazing.
You say that as if its hard.
Mike is now the home boy the vato loco. This is so much fun. I used to watch this on Saturday nights down in Riverside. Now he’s singing all my friends call me low rider
Ahhh...Market St...lol. 'E' St in Berdoo was my go to. 😂
Mike Rowe bendin corners and hittin switches is awesome 😳😂🙏🍾🍾🍾
I'm so glad Mike Rowe exists
I went and took an Automotive Collision class and left with the love for painting and airbrushing, my dream is to be able to work on some traditional lowriders once I have a good grasp of what I can and can’t do, I find that lowriders have some of the most beautiful paint jobs you’ll find on a vehicle all the way down to the bolts in the frame. Seeing stuff like this always makes me hopeful I’ll find a group of guys to build a car with one day.
Yeah. Not my scene but some of those cars are works of art.
I have to admire sometime willing to paint/chrome/etch/whatever every last nut and bolt, and still be willing to cruise with it.
Absolutely agree. It's becoming a lost art. Good luck! ❤
Laughing so hard I had tears in my eyes and breaking a sweat. Only Mike.......
You can tell Mike is thoroughly enjoying himself and respects the art. This is great
Awesome video Mike Rowe. So glad your back at hosting a show again! Huge fan over here, and keep up the great work!!
This was fun! I have never seen mike laugh so hard.
Oh my gosh, you’re smiling like a little boy. This was truly so fun to watch!😂
Absolutely loved this episode. Good to see Mike having some fun!
6:50 guys laugh is gold & contagious 😂
The staff at homies hydraulics is hella cool. I got my 64 frame wrapped there. Thank you fellas 👊🏽
Getting into the culture, love it Mike!
WOW!!! What a hoot; Mr. Rowe was having the time of his life and so was I. Cracking good episode!!!
Mike's childlike joy is contagious! Way to go!!
The end was the best! The kid laughing his heart out on TV and he appreciated it you can tell. What a great kid and family!
Mike you never cease to amaze me. You have an awesome presence and have a great time everywhere you go. Thank you
Probably one of the coolest vids. Mike just one of those guys that can hang with anybody
Absolutely love this man this is like what we've all been wanting and waiting for Mike glad you had an amazing time and it look like a blast you never disappoint with the content ever you haven't since Dirty Jobs was made much l9ve to ya Mike your a national treasure ❤️
The absolute joy expressed is incredible. I've seen such vehicles before, but this has really opened my eyes.
Definitely had me smiling the whole time.
Mike will forever be my hero and on my list of "most interesting people I would love to hang out with".
This guy is a legend
The best episode yet
Great Video! It was a lot of fun watching it. I can’t imagine being there 😂
By far the most fun mike had at work
Wonder if part of that was fear laughter!
Never thought I’d need this in my life on a Friday! But hell yea Mike Rowe! Can’t wait for next Friday already! Going to be tough to beat this one. A lot of laughs on this week’s episode
Thank you for shining a good light on lowriding showing people that we are truly having fun and living dreams. It’s a awesome time anytime you lowride
Not something I like, but cannot help but admire the craftsmanship of the builds. Not to mention the skill to actually get a good hop. C[_] cheers to the masters of the craft.
By far the most fun mike had at work. Seeing Mike throw a peace sign in a low-rider, hopping... timeless fun..
MIKE ROWE= WHEN YOU LOVE WHAT YOU DO, YOU’LL NEVER WORK A DAY IN YOUR LIFE” GOD BLESS YOU THE CREW AND YOUR FAMILIES
As a Rowe, I love seeing Mike get involved in this! I've been a low rider since '94 here in Houston Texas. It was my introduction to cars. This made me smile!! 😃😃😃
Mike from the bottom of my heart thank you for what you do and all the laughs! This brings so much joy to my day love this show I’d love to experience half the things you have in my life don’t ever stop.
I smiled for all 17 minutes of this. Excellent display of the love in the culture
Mike seemed to really enjoy hitting that 3 wheel motion bending those turns. 😃
I have never seen Mike smile and laugh so much. Where I live the have a car show like this during Cinco De Mayo it so cool. Mike is having so much fun! 🤣😂😁
Love your vids and your encouragement Mike 👌💪 keep on keeping on brother
The expressions on his face...priceless!! Just like a kid with a new toy. This made my day and I haven't stopped smiling!! Thamks Mike. Peace and Love from Australia
True, like a little kid...fun, never seen Mr. Rowe smile soooo much and laugh so hard...peace, bro.
That was great! I have never seen Mike laugh that hard!!
I love these cars and the amazing people who put so much into creating rolling works of art.
Hardest I've laughed in awhile. Thanks Mike that was awesome
Didn't expect to see Mike go full Cholo. This may be the best video on UA-cam.
Mike simply never misses!
Always loved lowriders, seeing mike having so much fun just proved how awesome these rides are.
That looks so much fun haha. I would never stop laughing.
You are a national treasure Mike Rowe. When most TV programing was absolute junk Mike and crew entertained and educated in a new and hilarious way. Glad I found this channel.
Mike is a real trooper😂
Awwwwwwwwww sh!t! My two favorites, the low rider community and Mike Rowe! I gotta watch this!
Cheers from the UK! 🇺🇸🇬🇧
U need to check out lay n play uk
This video was awesome, Mike.
Too bad ya left your kidney belt at home.😂
Seeing Mike throw a peace sign in a low-rider, hopping... timeless fun.. By far the most fun mike had at work.
I had hydraulics on my mini truck WAY before the airbag craze came along. As a white guy in a mini truck, I’d go out to LA and hang with lowrider crowds with their Impalas and Caprices. We’d do BBQs and car shows and cruise. My blonde hair, blue eyed, girlfriend and I were so out of place it was comical, yet no one cared. We use to have so much fun throwing switches with the lowrider crowd. It’s definitely not for everyone. But if you look at it all as a love for cars and nothing else, it’s an absolute blast, with some great people and some amazing memories.
Simón carnalito 👍👀👊😎
It's awesome dude
Laughed so hard i cried at this, as a gearhead, car show and sound system competitor myself this car scene is a way of life and not for the faint of heart. I grew up drawing lowriders and buying lowrider magazine and lowrider arte. Built lowrider models but getting to see this brought back so many memories of my younger days. Thank you mike rowe this was amazing.
I laughed so hard.
Mike is truly one of America’s national treasures.
The styling of these cars is so over the top but done so well they look great! You can tell a lot of love and personality went into each ride
That gives me the giggles. I wonder how long that would last. Probly as long as the car does. The belairs and impalas and such are really well done.
The impalas are popular because of the X frame. It allows for easier 3 wheeling.
However, over you get deep into the scene, you end up plating and reinforcing the entire frame. Otherwise you'll kink panels and pop out glass.
Im not into lowriders. However i can appreciate any passion. Its beautiful the way these guys take pride in their work. The ride is a little bumpy. Mad respect for mike.
Mike you cant stop smiling 😂
My favorite episode!!! Im currently building my ‘63 impala in which I plan on adding hydraulics this year!!!!!!
i felt so bad for your Spine >_< entertaining episode as allways! Stay Healthy, cheers!
I really enjoyed this video! Love seeing everyone together enjoying ! Only cars can pull people together like that and have fun and learn
As a country boy i don't indestand, but I salute the hard work and dedication to building things you like.
I remember watching Mike Rowe on the show, dirty jobs. Such a humble and funny guy. This guy is worth watching on any platform
On this case nobody HAS to do it, they just can't help their creative selves!
Best episodes ever. Mike was like a kid in a kandy shop.
Do it mike.....lean like a cholo!! Elbows up, side to side!
This Channels is even BETTER its YOU having a BLAST
What a great video! 👏 Mike is awesome, I’m glad he had fun in the Lowriders!
Love it! You really enjoyed yourself!
This is what makes America great!!!! Greatest episode ever!
Lowriders always put a smile on my face!!!
I LOVE lowriders, Mike. Grew up in El Paso, TX and got to see a few growing up. I hope to have one one day.
This might be the single greatest thing I've ever seen!!!
Mike Rowe + Lowriders = Awkward hilariousness!!!
😂🤣
Keep up the good work !!!!!!!
It's really cool of the homies to work with Mike Rowe . I've never really got into low riders, but I respect the Is craftmanship and build of the vehicle. Plus the triple candy paint jobs are just a work of art it takes a really talented person to lay down paint like that. I'm a muscle car sports car guy but I respect the talent that goes into building these cars.
I had a smile from ear to ear, for this entire episode
Love that '58 Chevy !
This episode made me so happy! I love seeing people have so much fun and the laughing is contagious.
I was smiling the whole time. Low rider folks and events are always fun
What an awesome episode. I laughed quite a bit, some of it at Mike’s expense. They have some beautiful cars, no something I would build myself, but I appreciate the work that goes into every one. Thanks for sharing.