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Sound of da Police is the second and final single from rapper KRS-One's debut album, Return of the Boom Bap. The lyrics referred to the police in Bronx, New York with lines like "Are you really for peace and equality?" and the chorus "Woop-Woop, that's the sound of da police" making fun of them. The song is produced by Showbiz. It was a CD single featuring b-side, Hip hop vs. Rap.
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Neg Dupree from Channel 4's Balls of Steel show uses the song as his entrance music, and hollers "Woop-Woop!" during the stunts.
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