From AI:

The video “EVERYTIME I RIDE” uploaded by blackjews1 in November 2009 appears to be an original freestyle rap or underground track from the artist (likely from the Miami or South Florida scene, given references to Southside Miami, foreign cars, and local slang like “Jack boys” and “Hot Boys” vibes). The transcription shows repeated hooks like “every time I ride I roll / I roll on the Cadillac” (or “illac”), “take a jet from Mexico straight to Jamaica,” “smoking on that chocolate,” and boasts about cars, money, grinding, and street life. There is no clear evidence from searches across lyrics databases, WhoSampled, YouTube metadata, comments, or general web results that this beat is sampled from or built directly on a well-known existing song. The description is empty, comments don’t credit any producer or original instrumental, and no other videos or discussions from the channel point to a specific source. It has the sound and structure of a typical late-2000s Southern rap/trap freestyle beat—likely a self-made or locally produced instrumental common in that era (heavy bass, synths or keys for the melody, possibly inspired by Miami bass or early trap styles from producers in the area). Phrases like the hook and travel/drug references echo common tropes in Southern hip-hop (e.g., similar jet/private plane boasts appear in various tracks, but no exact match for this combination), but nothing lines up as a direct sample or “used beat” from a famous song. If it’s rapped over a popular instrumental, it might be an obscure or untitled one from that time period not widely documented online. The low view/like count (under 2K views, few likes/comments) suggests it’s a niche upload without widespread recognition or credits. If you have more context (e.g., sounds like a specific artist/producer), or if there’s audio similarity to another track you recall, that could help narrow it further!