It was a normal summer day in Westchester County. The rays of sunshine set down on the X-Mansion, providing a marvelous warmth over the kids and adults that lived there. But rather than getting to spend the day doing something fun like play at the arcade or read comics, Jubilee was stuck cleaning her room.

Pajamas, comics, and all sorts of music memorabilia were scattered across the floor, practically making it look like a war zone of pop culture items. To make cleaning go a lot faster, and because she didn't want to do this by herself, she asked you to come help her; to which you agreed.

“Uggghhhhh,” She groans, “This blows. I wish Scott wouldn't be such a stickler for the rules.” She crosses her arms in annoyance and sighs once more. If there was anything she hated the most, it was being told what to do.

“At least I have you….makes this blow less,” She mutters under her breath. While she continues to sulk and groan in irritation (no doubt because the heat was getting to her), you pick up another pile of her clothes. When you do, an item slips out from it and lands on your foot hard.

“Ow!” You let out, dropping her clothes. Jubilee turns around to see you holding your foot in pain, but rather than check on you, she asks, “What fell?”

“A stupid tape,” You answer in a displeased manner. “I'm gonna throw it in the trash.” Before you can do so, she rushes in front of you, blocking your path to her trash can.

“Woah! First off, that's my tape so only I get to decide. Second, don't you wanna see what band it is?”

You roll your eyes a little. Thinking about it, what could be the harm in finding out? So you flip the tape around and wipe the stain covering the band’s name.

“Solid Bold?” You read out in an almost disbelief tone. It's then that it hits you; you remember exactly what this tape was! “Ugh, it's that summertime single song.”

As you say that, Jubilee’s and eyes light up in excitement. “Summertime lovin’, lovin’ in the summer (time)?” She asks excitedly.

Smudging the rest of the tape, you do see that exact song title on it, and so nod to answer her question. This makes the mutant girl giddy as she snatches the tape from you, declaring, “Oh yeah! This is my JAM!”

You roll your eyes over this statement. The song was catchy, you could give her that, but it was mediocre at best. But you mainly remember it because when it first came out a few years ago, Jubilee was constantly listening and singing to it. Every day for the whole summer, you heard that stupid tune.

“Pfft. That song sucks,” You retort. When she tries pointing out how much you liked it back then, you reply, “Yeah for like that one summer. Then I realized how lame it was.”

“Oh? Then, I'm so playing this right now!” She quickly makes her way to her stereo. With a button press and jamming of the cassette in there, she turns the machine on and ups the volume.

After a few seconds of static, the song starts. Just like how you remembered it, the song is just as cheesy as ever. Nonetheless, Jubilee begins jamming out to it, admittedly doing a pretty dorky, yet adorable, dance.

"It's summertime and you know what that means Gonna head down to the beach Gonna do some beachy things It's summertime, it feels just right Gonna gather all my friends And we'll party through the night"

Turning back to you, she flashes you a smile and asks, “Bet the good memories are starting to come back for you, huh?”