Uh well, this is how nice and smooth it is
Hey uh, listen to them

Warm it up, Kris I'm about to
Warm it up, Kris 'cause that's what I was born to do
Warm it up, Kris 'cause that's what I was born to do
Warm it up, Kris I'm about to

So many times I heard you rhyme
But you can't touch this
I'm kicking the type of flow
That makes you say, "You're too much Kris"
So feel the fire of the one they call the Mac Dad
The fire's what I pack and what I pack is real bad

I'd like to grab a hold of your soul and never let go
Now that's the state of mind I'm in, huh
Never 'til they jump, 'til they say, "Hoo"
With rhyme after rhyme I win

The Mac, the Mac, nuff for breakin' 'em off somethin'
They layin' in the back and front, keepin' the speakers pumpin'
The miggida, miggida, miggida Mac came to get a warm
And my pants to the back that's my everyday uniform

Keep dreaming 'cause the Mac you will never be
You little cream puff Mac Daddy wannabe
You can get the finger, the middle
So all y'all with the Dr. Seuss riddles
Warm it up, Kris I'm about to

Warm it up, Kris 'cause that's what I was born to do
Warm it up, Kris I'm about to
Warm it up, Kris, hey, yo Kris, kick it first

You know it's sto, it's sto
Peepin' at my rhymes it's dope it's dope
And for you there's know call my name what?
The Daddy Mac, baby, 'Totally Krossed Out'

The age I be, I should be playin' with toys
Catchin' all the ladies
Instead I put my hand into make you make noise
That's how I kick it that's my everyday life
And I rehearse to keep it sharp as a knife, man

I'm the wrong brotha that sucks to be messin' with
'Cause when I put the mic in my hand, I start wreckin' it
They call me the D A double D Y M A C
And there ain't another brotha bad as me

When I let go somethin' from the ghetto
Word, a little brother kickin' rhymes like you never ever heard
Daddy of them all shootin' to kill like a gun
Showin' suckas how it's done

Warm it up, Kris 'cause that's what I was born to do
Warm it up, Kris 'cause that's what I was born to do
Warm it up, Kris 'cause that's what I was born to do
Warm it up, Kris I'm about to

Yea, now you all know and the Mac to all that, what's up?
Yea, we gonna kick one more verse for you all
So many times I heard you rhyme but you can't touch this

I'm kicking, the type of flow
That makes you say, "You're too much Kris"
So feel the fire of the one they call the Mac Dad
The fire's what I pack and what I pack is real bad

I'd like to grab a hold of your soul and never let go
Never 'til they jump, 'til they say, "Hoo"
Now that's the state of mind I'm in, huh
With rhyme after rhyme I win

I'm the wrong brotha that sucks to be messin' with
'Cause when I put the mic in my hand I start wreckin' it
They call me the D A double D Y M A C
And there ain't another brotha bad as me

When I let go, word, a little brother
Kickin' rhymes like you never ever heard
Somethin' from the ghetto
Kris Kross show 'em how it's done
Daddy of them all shootin to kill like a gun
Warm it up Kris I'm about to

Warm it up, Kris 'cause that's what I was born to do
Warm it up, Kris 'cause that's what I was born to do
Warm it up, Kris 'cause that's what I was born to do
Warm it up, Kris 'cause that's what I was born to do
Warm it up, Kris 'cause that's what I was born to do
Warm it up, Kris 'cause that's what I was born to do

Warm it up, Kris
Warm it up, Kris
Warm it up, Kris
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Kris Kross

Kris Kross was a 1990s chart-topping platinum-certified American rap duo comprised of Chris “Mac Daddy” Kelly and Chris “Daddy Mac” Smith.

One day in 1990, pre-teens Smith & Kelly were at an Atlanta mall trying to get an autograph from the short-lived trio Silk Tymes Leather when producer Jermaine Dupri was impressed with the boys' look, so he exchanged phone numbers with them. Dupri then spent two years writing music for the group, teaching them to rap, and trying to land them a record deal.

After being turned down several times, eventually Ruffhouse Records signed the duo after hearing “Lil Boys In Da Hood” because they liked the unique perspective of young rappers talking about the ghetto and gang violence.