Mike Jones

Mike Jones is also owner of Ice Age Entertainment, a record company.
2006 Olympic team biography!

References: www.ussnowboarding.org, www.lindseyjacobellis.com, www.usolympicteam.com. Jones made his acting debut on the November 28, 2005 episode of the Fox television series Prison Break in a small role as a driver. Olympic Team. The area code corresponds to Houston, which is where Jones was originally from. Today she is on a deferment from the University of Vermont until she can fulfill her dreams of competing in the Olympic Winter Games as a member of the U.S. In his song "Back Then", Jones gives out his cellphone number "281-330-8004". Determined to project a positive image for snowboarding athletes, she is well-spoken and amazingly mature for her age, choosing to swap years of high school memories to travel the world for her sport.

In the future, Jones plans on working with Mario Vazquez, an American Idol contestant that withdrew because of "personal reasons". She began racing SBX at the suggestion of a friend who said her speed and agility made her a natural to be successful in the discipline. Jones is now preparing for his next album, "The American Dream".
She entered the sport in the halfpipe at age 10 in 1996 at the urging of her brother. He will be working with Clint Saulsberry in 2005 on a number of remixes. For fun, the siblings spend each summer creating trails for their all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and wakeboarding on the local lake. His production team has been noted for their use of audio samples of artists ranging from yodelers to Tchaikovsky. Between seasons in 2004, Lindsey modeled for Seventeen and cross-trained with her brother, Ben.

He is said to be feuding with Paul Wall over the success of their respective albums - Wall's 2005 album The People's Champ peaked at #1 on the chart, causing Jones much jealousy and consternation.
While her noticeable natural wavy hair was cut back in 2002 to make a wig for “Locks of Love,” an organization helping chemotherapy patients who are losing hair, Lindsey is as radiant as ever, with a vibrant personality and a style off the slopes that helps her stand out in the crowd. Billboard 200 album charts in 2005, peaking at #2. She carries herself with confidence and is one of the toughest women in the sport today, with her demanding schedule riding both the halfpipe and snowboard cross. His album debuted at #3 on the U.S. Olympic Team hopeful successfully competing in two snowboarding disciplines. His hit single, "Still Tippin'" featured Slim Thug and Paul Wall, and a Midwest remix featuring Young Bellz. with a thousand-watt smile and is the only U.S.

Mike Jones was recently signed to a major record deal with Warner Brothers Records and his first major album, Who Is Mike Jones?, was released on April 19, 2005.The album has since had three singles and gone Platinum in the United States. She’s a rising young star in the U.S. He backs up his style by explaining that the repetition emphasizes key points he wants to get across to listeners and has declared that he will continue to rap in this fashion.
Lindsey Jacobellis stands out with her long, curly, golden locks of hair, her easy-going personality and all those tricks she performs on her snowboard. Example: "Back then hoes didn't want me, now I'm hot hoes all on me". During the 2003-2004 season, she competed in both disciplines, winning every snowboard cross competition she entered and capturing back-to-back World Cup wins in both disciplines. Repeating a line multiple times (a line is repeated eight times in a row on the track "Back Then") in succession is said to violate an unspoken and widely accepted rap rule of repetition. The 2005 World Champion in SBX, Lindsey is also an Olympic medal favorite in the halfpipe.

Jones' trademark technique is to take a line from one of his songs and use it as a chorus in another, or sometimes even in the same song, screwing & chopping and repeating it (for example, the chorus to "Back Then" is repeated on the track "Still Tippin"). She has a chance to compete in Torino in halfpipe and her specialty, snowboard cross (SBX), which will be a first-time Olympic event in 2006. Most followers of the chopped & screwed style claim that it has outgrown its drug-related roots. Olympic Team. The slowed-down audio aesthetic supposedly mimics the effect of "sippin' sizzurp," that is, prescription cough syrup (often, though not always, mixed with alcohol).
Lindsey is one of the bright, new medal prospects for the 2006 U.S. Jones is well known for recording in the "chopped & screwed" style popularized by DJ Screw, also of Houston.
• 2005 Snowboard World Champion (snowboard cross)
• 2005 Overall Grand Prix Champion (halfpipe)
• 2004 Niigata Joetsu-Kokusai, Japan World Cup Champion (halfpipe)
• 2004 Mountain Creek Grand Prix (halfpipe), second
• Three-time Winter X Games Champion (snowboard cross) (2003-2005)
• 2003 Junior Worlds Champion (halfpipe)
• 2002 Junior Worlds Champion (snowboard cross).

His major promotional gimmick is to sell and hand out shirts with his cell phone number on them (athletic department-style shirts reading "Property of Mike Jones"), as well as shouting out the number throughout his mixtapes and albums, encouraging fans to call him on his Motorola phone.
Height: 5’5”
Date of Birth: 8/19/1985
Hometown: Stratton Mountain, Vt.
Resides: Belmont, Vt.
Event: Halfpipe, Snowboard Cross. Many of his songs contain the phrases "Who is Mike Jones?" or "Mike Jones!". . Mike Jones, has become well known for his unique repetition of his own name throughout his songs. .

He was formerly part of Swishahouse records, but now he is affiliated with Rap-A-Lot Records. He is well known for his unique style of rapping. Michael Jones (born January 6, 1981 in Houston, Texas) is a southern rap artist from the northside of Houston.