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deewellsosd · 9 months
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Mike Jones: The Significance of His Cell Phone Number in the Song "Who is Mike Jones?"
In the realm of hip-hop, there have been numerous artists who have left a lasting impact through their music, but only a few have managed to achieve true notoriety by integrating their personal information into their art. One such artist is Mike Jones, whose song "Who is Mike Jones?" gained widespread attention and sparked curiosity, thanks to his audacious act of sharing his cell phone number with the world. In this article, we delve into the importance of this decision and the lasting impact it had on his career.
A Bold Move
Released in 2005, "Who is Mike Jones?" quickly became a chart-topping hit, propelling the Houston-based rapper into the spotlight. However, it was not just the catchy beats and clever lyrics that made this song unforgettable. It was the audacity of Mike Jones himself, who boldly provided his cell phone number during the chorus: "281-330-8004, hit Mike Jones up on the low."
Instant Connection
By giving out his personal cell phone number in the song, Mike Jones created an instant connection with his fans. It was a direct invitation for listeners to reach out to him and engage in a unique form of interaction. This move not only showed his accessibility but also established a genuine bond between the artist and his audience. Fans felt a personal connection to Mike Jones, making him stand out in an industry where artists can often seem distant and unapproachable.
A Marketing Masterstroke
While the act of sharing a cell phone number may seem unusual and risky, it proved to be a brilliant marketing strategy. Mike Jones leveraged the curiosity generated by the song to build a fan base and boost his career. People flooded his phone with calls and messages, wanting to know more about the man behind the music. Jones seized this opportunity to promote his music, events, and merchandise directly to his newfound audience, effectively cutting through the noise of traditional promotional channels.
Social Media Precursor
Mike Jones' decision to share his cell phone number predates the rise of social media platforms and the direct connections they facilitate between artists and their fans. In a way, his move foreshadowed the era of social media, where musicians, actors, and public figures actively engage with their followers. Mike Jones established a direct line of communication with his fans, prefiguring the kind of interactivity that would become a hallmark of the digital age.
The Legacy of "Who is Mike Jones?"
Even though Mike Jones may not be as prevalent in the mainstream music scene today, his bold move remains a significant part of his legacy. By sharing his cell phone number in "Who is Mike Jones?," he demonstrated a new way for artists to connect with their audience and pioneered a unique form of engagement. His act of accessibility and willingness to connect on a personal level set him apart and left an indelible mark on the hip-hop landscape.
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gallifreywhere · 4 months
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Some of the photos from the 10th Doctor era that the Radio Times released recently.
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beedlemania · 2 months
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The Spy Who Came in from the Cool is just Davy being the baby of the group
The first thing he says is literally “please let me get a new set of maracas🥺” even though he’s paying with his own money. Like baby you don’t need permission.
Also him telling Mike about the man with the popsicle. He definitely just points out random things to Mike on their walks and Mike, with the patience of a saint, indulges him. Peter and Micky are laughing at him in that clip so they definitely make fun of him making basic observations so Mike is the one he’ll turn to.
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POV you’re in a repressing your gay feelings contest but these are your opponents wyd?
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margflower · 9 months
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scoobydoomidnightblue · 4 months
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the other three monkees using poor mike and his big hands as a stim toy.
in the episode where micky does his werewolf impression mike just offers up his hand to be chewed in a way that makes me think that this happens often, and micky will sometimes ask to just chew on Mike’s hand as long as he promises to be “be gentle”
I think Davy does this too, but he doesn’t ask, he just sometimes grabs and starts biting because he’s a feral animal when he’s comfortable at home and Mike has to talk to him about that.
Overall I think Davy’s a little rough with Mike because he’s a selfish little thing that they spoil the hell out of, and unlike micky who sometimes just goes buck wild but feels bad about it, Davy just’ll grab Mike’s hands and start doing things like grabbing his fingers and straightening them and making him clap and shit with no shame because he just sometimes needs to take his toddler-energy out on something and Mike just sits there and lets it happen (i promise he lets davy know if it’s too much and Davy will listen) Davy has no shame when they’re at home and he doesn’t have a girl over or something and Mike lets him just do what he needs to do because it lets davy let loose a bit.
Peter plays with Mike’s hands but he’s more gentle than Davy, and he doesn’t bite though sometimes he’ll put Mike’s hand up and press it against his mouth because it feels good. He’s just overall more gentle about it and because Mike feels safe and comfortable.
sometimes Mike has peter and Davy both at once playing with his hands (micky’s a bit embarrassed that he sometimes needs to let out his energy on Mike so he tries to really only fiddle with Mike’s hands when he’s in hyper mode or stressed out) and the duality of energy is funny.
all of this happens when they’re sitting on the couch and Mike just has his personal time taken up with his three monkee kiddos.
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ghostridetheship · 2 years
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The way Alfre Keeps a Thotty on Her Arm…
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monkee-mobile · 6 months
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i feel like i can’t put into words how sweet it is when the monkees all cling to Mike when they’re in a scary situation (especially davy, that kid is all bark no bite, second something’s after him he’s running to his mumma aka. Michael the goddamn string bean in a wool hat, who just gives the most exasperated face ever to the camera and waves around like grass in the wind because his skinny body can’t handle the power of a 5’3” british boy grabbing his arms)
but like, mike makes them all feel safe and it’s just so damn sweet. like, the show didn’t have to do that, but they did. they just decided that these kids need a mother and that mother is fucking mike.
i’m sorry, i just have so many feelings about it. You know peter’s like glued to his side, especially after the devil and peter tork. Mike protects them, it’s his nature, and they all feel safe with him. AGH
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paulbanksbathwater · 3 months
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Mike Jones - Still Tippin' (ft. Slim Thug & Paul Wall)
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mrsarcadian · 6 months
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Round one
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The Smiths
Formed in: 1982
Genres: Indie pop, indie rock, jangle pop, post-punk, alternative rock
Lineup: Morrissey - vocals, percussion 
Johnny Marr - guitar, piano, keyboards, harmonica
Andy Rourke - bass
Mike Joyce - drums, percussion
Albums from the 80s:
 The Smiths (1984)
Meat Is Murder (1985)
The Queen Is Dead (1986)
Strangeways, Here We Come (1987)
Propaganda: Possibly the most important and influential rock (not metal) band of the 1980s. Their intellectual lyrics and unique sound sparked many imitators on both sides of the Atlantic, some (like Radiohead) becoming legends in their own right.
They are quite pretty and the music is so good. I don’t have much else to say
The Who 
Formed in: 1964
Genres: Pop rock, arena rock, art rock
Lineup: Roger Daltrey - lead vocals, harmonica, rhythm guitar
Pete Townshend - guitar, vocals, synthesizers
John Entwistle - bass, vocals
Kenney Jones - drums
Albums from the 80s:
Face Dances (1981)
Hooligans (1981)
It's Hard (1982)
Who's Greatest Hits (1983)
Who's Last (1984)
Who's Better, Who's Best (1988)
Propaganda: 
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discojupiters · 1 month
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Peter was in his fuck ass bob era in 1982 and i kind of love it
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Today in Hip Hop History:
Mike Jones released his debut album Who Is Mike Jones? April 19, 2005
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beedlemania · 14 days
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mike leaving a thing of yogurt unattended for like a minute and coming back to find that davy has put popcorn it.
mike wondering if he’s really cut out to mother davy-the-toddler because he really wanted to eat that yogurt and davys sitting on the floor like “Hi mummy!! :3”
Davy is definitely a sticky hand toddler 😭 Mike gives him a crisp (chip?) and Davy’s just holding onto it for ages because he forgot about it.
Popcorn is probably the nicest thing he’s put in mikes food. Sometimes Mike will be drinking his coffee and find an action figure in it. At some point he decided that’s its good for his immune system and he’ll just have to get used to it. Davy’s just doing it for fun, he sees Micky mixing potions so why can’t he?? One time he put sand in Mikes yogurt and that called for a discussion and reprimanding.
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