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LIL MIKE & FUNNY BONE BUILT A SHOW THAT WORKS FROM THE CLUB TO THE CHURCH.

The brothers known together as Mike Bone built a career where rap, performance, faith and community work all hold each other up.

LiL Mike and Funny Bone posing together in coordinated black outfits
Official Mike Bone promotional photo.

LiL Mike & Funny Bone got the audience. What they did with it is the better story.

Known together as Mike Bone, the Oklahoma City duo started rapping young and built a style made to travel through rooms that don’t always share the same expectations: clubs, churches, schools, community programs, TV stages and Native arts spaces.

Music that gives back

Songs like “Rain Dance,” “Frybread Snackin’,” “Skoden,” “Fist In The Air” and “O-City” show the range in that voice, with humor next to affirmation and cultural references riding hooks built to move a crowd.

National looks, including America’s Got Talent and work connected to Reservation Dogs, grew the audience. Their community work, speaking on bullying, substance-use prevention and chasing a dream on your own terms, shows what they choose to do with that spotlight: show up, perform, talk plain and make Native young people visible.

LiL Mike and Funny Bone in a Change the World promotional portrait
Official Mike Bone promotional image.
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