I got this name "Mike Jones" stuck in my fucking head!
 

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7549969/

Clever marketing i have to say! I was thinking all day why the hell i remember that name. Then i search for in google and i found that msnbc article. In the song they say "mike jones" every other second and it is bound to get in you're head. The song is also catchy.

281-330-8004, hit Mike Jones up on the low, cus Mike Jones about ta blow!

I think "jerry springer" is the same way. You know how they make the audience say it over and over again.

i think it's because you listen to shitty rap music. try not doing that. :2 cents:

who mike jones?

So what do you listen to then?

a lot of rappers are hollerin their name on songs now. Cam'ron on his Purple Haze CD is yellin Killa befor every fuckin track! (good album tho) I think hip-hop just understood branding in the last year lolll

hmmm..

Something tells me "Mike Jones" is BP4L approved..

wonder why?

The Third Coast is blowing up!
Make me want to drink some cough syrup and get low.

people down here really love him...

too much to list. mainly rock, bu i have a lot of good rap albums. Obie Trice's album, "Cheers," was totally slept on. a great album if you dont have it

I still listen to the Getto Boys at least 3 times a week. It sucks that those dudes never really got paid.

The Motocross racer ?? :)

Mike Jones is cool paul wall is blowing up and slim thug to I grew up on this screw music it's nothing new for texas also look for some Z-ro, Trae, Lil keke, that shit jam's

he's a self made man before rap

He's so '03... :P

True. :thumbsup

i guess no one gets it.

who?
:D

"Back then they didn't want me, now i'm hot and they all on me"
"Back then they didn't want me, now i'm hot and they all on me"
"Back then they didn't want me, now i'm hot and they all on me"
"Back then they didn't want me, now i'm hot and they all on me"

all rappers from the south are pure crap.

You need to get the explicit version

scarface is the only exception

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