Kid From Kid ‘N Play Apologizes For Mocking Colin Kaepernick In Costume
Earlier this month, MC and actor Christopher “Kid” Reid of veteran duo Kid ‘N Play was featured on sports-talk show Speak For Yourself. However, many viewers did not realize it
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25 Years Ago Today Kid ‘n Play Switched It Up For Class Act (Video)
While Kid ‘n Play’s Hip-Hop career dates back to 1987’s Select Records breakout “Last Night,” the ’90s would be their definitive decade. Christopher “Kid” Reid and Christopher “Play” Martin brought
Kid ‘N Play Discuss Being Some Of The Earliest Innovators in Hip-Hop Fashion (Video)
From the beginning of their careers, Kid ‘N Play have been trendsetters. They were among the first to craft Hip-Hop songs with big hooks, they were pioneers in Hip-Hop dance,
The Story of Kid ‘n Play Is Much More Complex Than Haircuts & Kick Steps. Watch Their Unsung Episode (Video)
In the late 80s and early 90s, Kid ‘n Play had an enviable string of hits in music, film and on TV, and they did it as nice guys. But,
Kid ‘N Play are the Latest Hip-Hop Icons to Be Honored on TV One’s ‘Unsung’ (Video)
In March of this year, the classic movie House Party turned 25, igniting a hilarious and nostalgic trip down Memory Lane for Heads and movie buffs. A progenitor of the
Kid ‘n’ Play Are Back with Some New Funny Business (Video)
After making surprise appearances on Arsenio and the high profile Radio Shack Super Bowl commercial, Kid ‘n’ Play are back with what feels like a pilot for a new TV
Kid ‘n’ Play Have Not Lost a (Kick) Step. Check out How They Rocked The Arsenio Hall Show (Video)
Kid ‘n’ Play crashed the party on The Arsenio Hall Show and performed Ain’t Gonna Hurt Nobody and Rollin’ With Kid ‘n’ Play. And, just when you think it’s going
Rawkus and Loud were the 20th and 19th most important hip-hop record labels, respectively. Numbers 18 and 17 are…
Select Records and Fresh Records How can Select Records and Fresh Records be ahead of Rawkus AND Loud??? 2 words: historical context. Without a doubt, both Rawkus and Loud released
Before The Glitter: We asked you what the best year in hip-hop was and you answered. Here’s the first in a series of playlists that will feature music from the era you picked as the greatest in hip-hop…thus far: ’87-’99. This first installment features music from De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest, The Jungle Brothers, Queen Latifah, Kid N Play, Special Ed, Monie Love, Chubb Rock, Pete Rock & CL Smooth and more. Check it out.
You listen to us on the regular. We listen to you too…We asked a couple of weeks ago what the best year ever in hip-hop was. There was no clear