Serius Jones

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Serius Jones is an Englewood, New Jersey rapper who is mostly known for his freestyle battles. Jones won an astounding 12 consecutive battles at New York's Monday Night Fight Klub before facing and beating Jin tha Emcee who when battled by Jones was the Fight Klub King. His most known battles are Jones vs. Jin, which appeared on MTV 2's Fight Klub, and also Jones vs. Murda Mook which appeared on a SMACK DVD. He is officially signed with Ludacris's Disturbing tha Peace label.

His debut album, Life Is Serius, is set to be released late 2007 on DTP/Def Jam.[citation needed] It will feature production by Needlz, Neek Rusher, Jazze Pha, Nick Treble and more.

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