Mike Jones
Mike Jones, Houston rapper, known for his hit "Still Tippin'", which became a Houston hip-hop anthem.
Rapper
November 18, 1981
Scorpio
43
Houston, Texas
Mike Jones, born Michael Jones on November 18, 1981, rose to fame as a prominent rapper from Houston, Texas. His journey began in the late 1990s as part of the group “Southside Playaz.” In 2005, he released his breakthrough solo album, “Who Is Mike Jones?”, featuring the smash hit “Still Tippin’.” This album achieved platinum certification by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
Jones continued to captivate audiences with subsequent albums like “The American Dream” (2006), “The Voice” (2009), and “Where Is Mike Jones?” (2017). Throughout his career, he collaborated with renowned artists such as Slim Thug, Paul Wall, Lil’ Flip, and Bun B.
Beyond music, Jones founded his own record label, Ice Age Entertainment, in 2001. His entrepreneurial spirit also led to the creation of a clothing line called “Ice Age Wear.” Jones’ influence extends beyond music, as he has made notable appearances in films like “The Wire” and “Friday After Next.”
In his personal life, Jones married Celina Powell in 2017 and is a dedicated father to his two children. He actively engages in philanthropic work, supporting various charities and community organizations.
Mike Jones’ legacy as a pioneer of the Houston rap scene remains strong. His catchy hooks, energetic beats, and vivid storytelling continue to inspire and influence countless artists in the genre.
