Jesse Serwer, a journalist and expert on Miami bass culture, brings to life the roaring boom car scene of the late '80s and early '90s. He delves into how these custom sound systems became a rebellious subculture, influenced by Caribbean music and figures like DJ Magic Mike. The conversation explores the thrilling competitiveness of dB drag racing and the vibrant community formed around mixtape trading. Serwer also reflects on the rise and eventual decline of this iconic auditory movement, leaving its mark on today's music landscape.