Lil Mike & Funny Bone

Lil Mike & Funny Bone also known as Mike Bone, are two Native American rappers best known for "America's Got Talent." These OKC brothers have spent years on stage at clubs, churches, casinos, children's birthday parties, car shows, and even retirement homes. They've developed their skills not just as rappers but also as performance artists and motivational speakers. Most recently, they also appeared in FX's "Reservation Dogs."

Mike & Bone independently produced recordings and booked shows to get to their dream of reaching the world. Their songs have found radio play on stations worldwide, including Rhythm104.7, KOKF 91 FM, 98.9KISS FM, Power 103.5FM, and more. Their popular songs include "Rain Dance," which wowed the judges of "America's Got Talent," "Off Tha Wall," "Wifey," and "O-City."

Mike & Bone have won talent contests, been on live TV in the USA and Canada, hosted parties, DJ'd Night Clubs, and opened for big-name acts such as Jacob Latimore, Wine-O, Lil Troy, Billy Ray Cyrus, Lloyd, Bobby Valentino, and T-Bone. Getting to that point hasn't been easy. From homelessness to gang violence to bullying for their short stature, the brothers have hustled and flowed their way from nothing to something.

Mike & Bone are members of the Pawnee Tribe and are also devout Christians. Lil Mike, five years older than Bone, has opened up about childhood abuse and how he endured bouts of depression and thoughts of suicide. He said his faith helped him to escape gang life, after which he put all his time into dancing and writing poetry. This gave him the courage to stand tall in the spotlight - despite being only 4 feet 8 inches tall. Bone was still a child when his older brother helped him use his talent for rapping and telling jokes on stage.