30 years ago today, Kris Kross dropped their third album: ‘Young, Rich & Dangerous’ It was their ‘mature’ album, which IMO included some of Jermaine Dupri’s best production. A great verse from Da Brat, a rare Aaliyah feature & the “June 27th” beat.

@fakeshoredrive This album bumped like a mf, but I could never admit it to the homies because we technically were supposed to have outgrown Kris Kross by the time this project dropped 🤣. Plus they were rocking the Concords on the album cover🔥🔥🔥

@fakeshoredrive The west coast influence

@fakeshoredrive I wish this would've made the album as a bonus track

@fakeshoredrive They wore the Iversons (Jordan’s) in this video and paid homage to Redman

@fakeshoredrive This song still goes 🔥

@fakeshoredrive @Soufside337 Classic fuckin song 😤

@fakeshoredrive Forgot all about Kriss Kross.. I def had this CD..

@fakeshoredrive I always find it funny how nobody ever talks about the 3rd Chris on this album, like who was he?

@fakeshoredrive A #FriendlyReminder that the infamous June 27th beat by DJ Screw (RIP) samples "Da Streets Ain't Right" off Young, Rich & Dangerous Jermaine Dupri deserves all the flowers for not only his production but just his overall impact

@fakeshoredrive #RIP Chris Kelly 🕊️

@fakeshoredrive All you babies cue the OG triple OG sample up at yaw next cookout watch it slap!!

@fakeshoredrive such a 🔥 album that went ignored.

@fakeshoredrive Wrote my first rhyme to this beat in 7th grade … it was for a social studies project …. Ended up getting in a state competition…. lol nvr went to the event cuh we already got a A for the project

@fakeshoredrive To Live and Die for Hip Hop goes hard.

@fakeshoredrive Couldnt tell me nothing in elementary, this was my group. Rap got NOTHING for the kids anymore.

@fakeshoredrive makes sense why he wanted to work with Daz so much

@fakeshoredrive Interesting how the strong NY style they started with, was absent during the release of this album. They adopted a west coast delivery with a southern twist. Also '96 was prime Gangsta Rap era. Just about everyone wanted that sound.

@fakeshoredrive Live and die for Hiphop is gas

@fakeshoredrive Walked to Blockbuster Music on a Tuesday release date right after school to pick this up. Skater Korn fan homie shame me for it, “Kris Kross?!” 😂😂😂 Album was dope tho!

@fakeshoredrive “Tonite’s Tha Night” was my favorite Kriss Kross song. My favorite tonight’s the night song though was Redman “Tonight’s da Night.”

@fakeshoredrive They were dope.

@fakeshoredrive Super underrated album. It's a part of my Houston culture because my homies rapped on the beat for June 27th

@fakeshoredrive Still a bangin album. Jermaine Dupri laced the beats

@fakeshoredrive Crazy how this altered the trajectory of hip hop via the June 27th beat

@fakeshoredrive Loved this song. Loved the beat.

@fakeshoredrive It was wild them talking about runnin trains and whatnot…

@fakeshoredrive THE REMIX WITH @therealredman youtu.be/_wgYsQwXr58?si…

@fakeshoredrive I still play this a couple times a month …. Especially on a Friday or weekend lol