9 thoughts on “ Da Bomb - Kris Kross - Da Bomb (CD, Album) ”

1. Da Bomb is the second studio album by the hip-hop duo Kris Kross, released a year after their first album Totally Krossed Out. The group tried a hardcore/gangsta look to fit with the new style of /5(50).

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2. "Da Bomb" is the third and final single released by Kris Kross from their second album Da Bomb. It featured female rapper, Da Brat in what was her first appearance on a song. Da Bomb would prove to be the least successful single released from the album, not charting on the Billboard Hot and making it to #25 on the Hot Rap Singles. Two versions of the song were released the original LP version and .

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3. Jul 21,  · Kris Kross Da Bomb, ft Da Brat, this is the album version and I think better than the radio edit.

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4. The 2nd song of the 2nd album of Kris Kross' album Da Bomb, “Da Bomb” was a song featuring the debut of artist from SoSoDef, Da Brat. The song was released in as a single opposed to the album.

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5. Although Chrises Smith and Kelly haven’t crossed the line into explicit gangsta rap, Kris Kross has sold out to a more aggressive street sound that Entertainment Weekly called “harder, less mall-friendly.” Da Bomb lacks the positive pop elements of the duo’s first record, and publicists say the change resulted from the boys growing up.

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6. A Da Bomb az amerikai Kris Kross duó második stúdióalbuma. A csapat új albuma teljesen új zenei elemeket tartalmazott a korábbi Totally Krossed Out című debütáló albumhoz képest. Az albumra a Gangsta Rap stílus volt a jellemző, mely nem minden rajongónak tetszett.

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7. If one was to ever speak about kiddy bubble gum rap / hip-hop, Kris Kross would be of those mentioned. Their sophomore release Da Bomb detonated a little too soon to get a more critically acclaimed LP. The title track featured the newcomer Da Brat for a strong performance/5(25).

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8. Da Bomb by Kris Kross. It's da bomb. it's da bomb. I drop bombs like Hiroshima. it's da bomb. I know you hear me comin here I come. So you besta watch ya back. it's da bomb. I know you hear me comin here I come. And I'm called the Miggida Miggida Mac. Can I drop the bomb drop the bomb.

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9. Kris Kross their formula to flowing to Jermaine Dupri's tracks on "Freak Da Funk". Though we know Jermaine Dupri entirely wrote and produced the entire album, Mac Daddy began writing his own lyrics on three of the songs. It's a step away from their first album but there was a lack of originality that kept it from gaining a serious acknowledgement/5(28).

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