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Added: Jun 14, 2008

Duration: 5:26

Support NOLA artists! Pick up a DJ Jubilee CD from Amazon or any other online retailer. Anyone from New Orleans should be familiar with DJ Jubilee, this was one of many hits that he had during the 90's, bounce music over the famous Super Mario Brothers theme song, along with a guest spot by Katey Red. Save this Super Mario Bros bounce video to your favorites, subscribe to my videos, and feel free to add this video to your myspace page or website. Shout out to everyone repping every ward of New Orleans, everyone from the Fischer on the Westbank, Desire Projects, St. Thomas, Iberville, Christopher Homes, Magnolia, Magnolia (C.J. Peete), Melpomene (Guste), Calliope (aka the Calio CP3, B.W. Cooper), St. Bernard, Florida, Lafitte, Tall Timbers Extension (TTE), New Orleans projects and scatter sites. The city that gave birth to bounce legends like DJ Jubilee, Juvenile, Kilo, T.T. (TT) Tucker, Katie Red, Big Freedia, 5th Ward Weebie, Shorty Red, Pimp Daddy, DJ Jimi, Tim Smooth. Shout out to the girls twerkin it at every New Orleans high school like LB Landry, Edna Karr, O. Perry Walker, Warren Easton, Walter Cohen High school, McDonogh #35, Jesuit, Redeemer, Ursuline, Cabrini, Immaculata, Archbishop Rummel, John Curtis, Isidore Newman, Alcee Fortier, Lusher, Benjamin Franklin, Eleanor McMain, Helen Cox, L.W. Higgins, Alfred Bonnabel, Reed, Nicholls, Kennedy, Lawless, St. Augustine, Brother Martin, Abrams, Carver, De La Salle, Xavier University Prep, East Jefferson (East Jeff), Archbishop Shaw, Grace King, West Jeff, John Ehret, Livaudais. More New Orleans Bounce Music and Twerk Team music for the New Orleans Dribble dancing coming, also coming soon will be some instruction videos on how to twerk (twork). New Orleans-based rapper DJ Jubilee was born Jerome Temple; while working as a Special Education teacher at a local high school, he was discovered by area producers Earl J. Mackie and Henry F. Holden while performing at a school dance, soon signing to their Take Fo' Records label. DJ Jubilee's debut cassette, Stop Pause, appeared in 1995, followed later that same year by the full-length DJ Jubilee & Cartoon Drew. After returning in 1996 with 20 Years in the Jets, he issued Take It to the St. Thomas two years later. Shout to everyone repping a New Orleans Ward: 3rd 4th 5th 5th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 15th aka the 1.5 Ward.

Channel: Music

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