Da Bomb

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Da Bomb is the second studio album by American hip hop duo Kriss Kross, known for its harder-edged sound and early-1990s Southern rap style.

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Da Bomb canonical 10
Da Bomb (title track) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hip hop album
studio album
artist Kris Kross
linked to: Kriss Kross
associatedAct So So Def Recordings roster
associatedMovement 1990s Southern rap scene
countryOfOrigin United States
featuresArtist Aaliyah (on some editions or remixes)
linked to: Aaliyah

Da Brat
Super Cat
follows Totally Krossed Out
genre Southern hip hop
hardcore hip hop
hip hop
hasCoverArt Da Bomb album cover
hasFormat CD
cassette
digital download
vinyl record
hasMusicalCharacteristic Southern-influenced beats
aggressive vocal delivery
bass-heavy production
hasTheme braggadocio
street-oriented lyrics
hasTrack A Lotta Things
Alright
Bring It Back
Da Bomb (Remix)
Da Bomb (title track)
linked to: Da Bomb

I'm Real
Sound of My Hood
hasType second studio album
isFollowedBy Young, Rich & Dangerous
language English
mainPerformer Chris "Daddy Mac" Smith
Chris "Mac Daddy" Kelly
mediaType audio
notableFor harder-edged sound compared to Kris Kross debut album
partOf Kris Kross discography
linked to: Kriss Kross
performer Kris Kross
linked to: Kriss Kross
producer Jermaine Dupri
recordedAs teenage duo
recordLabel Columbia Records
So So Def Recordings
Sony Music Entertainment
releasePeriod early 1990s
style early-1990s Southern rap style
targetAudience hip hop listeners

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Kriss Kross notableWork Da Bomb
Alright partOfAlbum Da Bomb
Alright album Da Bomb
Da Bomb hasTrack Da Bomb (title track)
linked to: Da Bomb
Tonite's tha Night partOf Da Bomb
Tonite's tha Night album Da Bomb