Holiday Jingles

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Holiday Jingles
Studio album by Anybody Killa
Released December 2006
Genre Horrorcore Rap
Anybody Killa chronology
Orange Black
(2006)		 This album = Holiday Jingles
(2006)


The Holiday Jingles EP was released in December of 2006 on ABK's website [1]. Just in time for Christmas the EP ws sold By Itself Or In A Bundle That Included An ABK Stocking And Other Items.

    1. Grandmas House Got Robbed For A Case Of Warm Beer (w/ Strict)
    2. Holiday Hoe

Obviously the first track is a play on the 1979 song Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer. Although this track is not a parody of that song.

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