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**Bio: Kid 'N Play** Real Names: Christopher "Kid" Reid & Christopher "Play" Martin Kid 'N Play is a hip-hop duo known for their positive lyrics and energetic performances. They released three albums between 1988 and 1993: "2 Hype" (1988), "Kid 'N Play's Funhouse" (1990), and "Face the Nation" (1991). Their manager and producer during the early part of their career was Hurby "Luv Bug" Azor, who had previously been a member of the hip-hop group with Play. Among their most successful singles are "Rollin' with Kid 'N Play," which reached number 11 on the Billboard R&B singles chart in 1989, and "Funhouse," which peaked at number 1 on the Billboard rap singles chart in 1990. Another notable hit, "Ain't Gonna Hurt Nobody," also reached number 1 on the rap chart. Their stage performances showcased their teen-friendly personalities and included their signature dance move, the Kick Step. Kid is recognized for his distinctive hi-top fade haircut, which stood six inches high, while Play often wore eight-ball jackets. At the height of their popularity in early 1991, they had a brief rivalry with another artist, which was addressed in their song "Next Question" from "Face the Nation." This track also responded to comments made by Luther Campbell and criticisms they received during an interview. Additionally

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