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Student on the Street: Question of the Day: What was your summer jam?

The MSU Spokesman

August 25, 2014

Reggie Rogers, a sophomore Information Science and Systems major from Waldorf, Maryland, chose "Fight Night" by Migos for his summer jam, simply because "It just gets me hype when I listen to it." — Reggie Rogers, a sophomore Information Science and Systems major from Waldorf, Maryland, chose “Fight Night” by Migos for his summer jam, simply because “It just gets me hype when I listen to it.”

Pearl Umoh, a sophomore/junior from Bowie, Md., who is majoring in Physical Therapy says “Rather Be” was her summer jam. “I don't know the artist but it's a great song," she said. — Pearl Umoh, a sophomore/junior from Bowie, Md., who is majoring in
Physical Therapy says “Rather Be” was her summer jam. “I don’t know the artist but it’s a great song,” she said.

Jasmyne Hicks, junior Sociology major from Prince George's County, Md, says her summer jam was "Believe Me" by Lil Wayne and featuring Drake — Jasmyne Hicks, junior Sociology major from Prince George’s County, Md, says her summer jam was “Believe Me” by Lil Wayne and featuring Drake

Nicholas Murphy, junior Journalism major from Philadelphia says his summer jam was “Legit” by Figure 8

Seairra Holt, a junior Advertising major from Upper Marlboro, Md, says her favorite song of the summer was "Latch" by Sam Smith" — Seairra Holt, a junior
Advertising major from
Upper Marlboro, Md, says her favorite song of the summer was
“Latch” by Sam Smith.

Dominique Woods, a sophomore Civil Engineering major from Dallas, Texas, says "Slum Anthem" by K Camp was his summer jam — Dominique Woods, a sophomore Civil Engineering major from Dallas, Texas, says “Slum Anthem” by K Camp was his summer jam

Lee Thompson, a Computer Engineering major by way of Prince George's County, named "Dope Love" by Gucci Mane as his jam for the summer. "Gucci is my favorite artist, and when he came out with 'Traphouse 4,' I was vibin[g] to it," Thompson proclaimed. "He speaks real stuff in his music and people sleep on him." He also added in "Worst Enemy" by the same artists, relating closely to the song's message that "You can be your own best friend an your worst enemy." > > Sjonya Scott, a Civil Engineer hailing from Columbia, Maryland, nominated "Stay With Me" by Sam Smith featuring Mary J. Blige as her summer jam, stating that it "kept me moving during the summer. It reminded me of my friends and staying close to those loyal to me." — Lee Thompson (left), a Computer Engineering major by way of Prince George’s County, Md., named “Dope Love” by Gucci Mane as his jam for the summer. “Gucci is my favorite artist, and when he came out with ‘Traphouse 4,’ I was vibin[g] to it,” Thompson said. “He speaks real stuff in his music and people sleep on him.” He also added in “Worst Enemy” by the same artist, relating closely to the song’s message that “You can be your own best friend and your worst enemy.” Sjonya Scott (right), a Civil Engineer major hailing from Columbia, Md., nominated “Stay With Me” by Sam Smith featuring Mary J. Blige as her summer jam, stating that it “kept me moving during the summer. It reminded me of my friends and staying close to those loyal to me.”

James Cannon, a junior Broadcast major from Washington, D.C., says his summer jam is "Hot N****" by Bobby Shurmon. — James Cannon, a junior Broadcast major from Washington, D.C., says his summer jam is “Hot N****” by Bobby Shmurda.

Stephanie Etienne, a psychology major from   Silver Springs, Md., says her summer jam was Beyonce's "Flawless." — Stephanie Etienne, a psychology major from   Silver Springs, Md., says her summer jam was Beyonce’s “Flawless.”

Chanelle Dewberry, a senior Psychology major from Prince George's County, Md., says her favorite song is "Bird Flu" by Lorr Scoota "because of the sick beat and because I can't stop dancing to it." — Chanelle Dewberry, a senior Psychology major from Prince George’s County, Md., says her favorite song is “Bird Flu” by Lorr Scoota “because of the sick beat and because I can’t stop dancing to it.”

Corey Paige, a junior Poly Science major from Baltimore, Md., says his favorite summer jam was "Gravity" by John Mayer. "I love this song because of the beat and the artist meaning behind it," he says. — Corey Paige, a junior Poly Science major from Baltimore, Md., says his favorite summer jam was “Gravity” by John Mayer. “I love this song because of the beat and the artist meaning behind it,” he says.

Jaquetta Lawson, a freshman Creative Writing major from Baltimore, Md., says her favorite summer jam was "Really Don't Care" by Demi Lovato. "It defined my summer," she says. "I felt encouraged by this song dealing with heartbreak and judgmental people." — Jaquetta Lawson, a freshman Creative Writing major from Baltimore, Md., says her favorite summer jam was “Really Don’t Care” by Demi Lovato. “It defined my summer,” she says. “I felt encouraged by this song dealing with heartbreak and judgmental people.”

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