Dexter's Laboratory: The Hip-Hop Experiment facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Dexter's Laboratory: The Hip-Hop Experiment
Compilation album by various artists
Released	August 20, 2002 (2002-08-20)
Genre	Hip hop
Length	21:12
Label	Kid Rhino/Atlantic Records
Producer	Karen Ahmed, Mike Engstrom, Craig Kallman

Dexter's Laboratory: The Hip-Hop Experiment is a cool compilation album that brings together songs from different hip hop artists. These songs were inspired by the awesome Cartoon Network show Dexter's Laboratory. The album came out on August 20, 2002. You could get it on CD from Kid Rhino and Atlantic Records, or as a special green vinyl for collectors.

How the Album Was Promoted

In August 2002, Cartoon Network helped promote this album. They released three music videos from the soundtrack.

• The first video was for the song "Back to the Lab" by Prince Paul. It first showed on August 16 during Cartoon Network's "Cartoon Cartoon Fridays." That night, the whole show was about Dexter's Laboratory!
• Two more music videos came out later. One was "Dexter (What's His Name?)" by Coolio. The other was "Secrets" by will.i.am.

To get even more people to know about the album, an advertisement for it played before The Powerpuff Girls Movie. You could see this ad in movie theaters and on the DVD and VHS versions of the movie. Ads for the album also appeared in Cartoon Network commercials. They were even in popular hip-hop magazines like The Source and Urb. Other promotions included Dexter's Laboratory trading cards, books, and Game Boy products.

Album Songs List

This album features a mix of original songs and the show's theme.

Main Album Tracks

Special Green Vinyl Single

This was a limited edition vinyl record with just a few songs.

A side

B side