"Killa Kidz - Streets is Real" is a 1996 CD compilation of the 1990s underground New York hip-hop group Killa Kidz, primarily featuring their material originally released on 12-inch vinyl records. The compilation, released on Chopped Herring Records, features their 1997 EP "Phenomenon" and the 1996 EP "Lyrical Flava" but omits the final song "City of Panic" from "Lyrical Flava". Prince A.D. produced most of the tracks, with the exception of "Who Write This Song" which was produced by Ayatollah.

Key Details:
Artist: Killa Kidz
Album Title: Streets is Real
Release Year: 1996 (CD)
Genre: Hip-Hop
Label: Chopped Herring Records
Content: Collects material from Killa Kidz's 1997 EP Phenomenon and 1996 EP Lyrical Flava.

Background:
Killa Kidz were an underground hip-hop group from New York City who gained a small following in the 1990s but were largely overlooked by the mainstream.
Their music was primarily released on 12-inch singles before the "Streets is Real" CD compilation was released.
The group eventually disbanded, but their members went on to individual success:
Mr. Ruck became Ruc Da Jackal or The Jackal.
Psycho Child became Mr. Challish.
Baby Sham joined The Flipmode Squad.
Prince A.D. became known as Killa Sha and released several solo projects before his untimely death in 2010.

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