Coming straight outta Hotlanta two young G's, known as Chris “Mac Daddy” Kelly and Chris “Daddy Mac” formed the greatest band ever; Kris Kross. Kris Kross pumped out three phenomenal albums in there amazing four year career, 1992's Totally Krossed Out, 1993's Da Bomb, and the 1996 gem Young, Rich & Dangerous. Kris Kross had several musical hits including “Warm It Up,” “I Missed The Bus,” “I'm Real,” and “Da Bomb” featuring Da Brat. Anyone with any musical taste will remember the earth shattering single “Jump.” Many music historians agree that this song is the greatest musical accomplishment of the 20th century.
Other Projects
In 1992, Kris Kross released a video game for the Sega CD entitled “Kris Kross: Make My Video.” The game allowed users to have the awesome task of editing the band's music videos. The game also made history as earning “perfect scores” from most game review magazines of the time.
The End of The Legendary Act
In 1996, accomplishing everything that was humanly possible, Kris Kross took themselves outta the game and formally retired. This retirement official ended the greatest run of a band in musical history.
Or Is It The End?
In 2007, the famous megagroup has plans for reuniting, and announced that they are working on some new material for producer Jermaine Dupri. Chris "Daddy Mac" is releasing a new album entitled "Urbane Expressions" in 2008 and Chris "Mac Daddy" Kelly has started a record label called C.co records. Will the two meet up in the future? Only time will tell.

Calvin Johnson is author of Kris Kross fansite The Kris Kross Shrine. You can visit the shrine at http://www.kriskross.net