The song "Screw Dat" by Mike Jones is a hip-hop track that represents the culture and lifestyle of Houston, Texas, where Mike Jones is from. The lyrics describe the unique style and influences of the city, particularly its association with the "screwed up" music technique, which originated in Houston. The chorus emphasizes bringing music down to Houston (H-Town) and spreading its influence. It also mentions the presence of custom 84-inch rims (80 4's) on cars cruising through town, representing the flashy and luxurious lifestyle often associated with the hip-hop scene. Mike Jones reflects on his own rise to fame and success, mentioning his affiliation with the codeine and purple drank culture that is prevalent in Houston. He speaks about the notoriety and envy he has faced since gaining popularity and the diamonds and wealth that accompany his success. The lyrics also highlight the unity and loyalty to the city, with references to the neighborhood slang, the underground music scene, and the hustle for money. Mike Jones boasts about his grind and determination to continue making music, even with a major record deal, indicating his dedication to his craft. Overall, the song embodies the pride, style, and attitude of the Houston hip-hop scene, representing the culture and lifestyle that Mike Jones and many artists from the city embrace.
