This is Dadrap. Following the same concept as Dadrock, it subsists

I feel as though it survives based on the nostalgia it illicites from the production quality.

Good record imo tho, one of the first hard but fun/silly rap albums at the time so yeah

Implying 7th Chamber isn't fuckin' ace

Maybe for other classics but this is literally one of the most consistent rap albums of all time. No flaws at all.

>>74159975
>Dadrap
The proper term is golden age of hip-hop

>>74160535
and 65-75 was the golden age of rock

>>74160547
i'd tighten it up a bit 66-73 but i agree

>>74160547
>>74160656
Golden age is 78-95

>>74160761
k slacker

Everything pre-Paid in Full (including some stuff on PiF) is dad rap. 99% of stuff after 1987 is too similar to modern hip hop to be dad rap.

>>74161915
Oh yeah because A Tribe Called Quest and 21 Savage are sooooo similar.

I actually just listened to this completely for the first time two days ago
Shit's fucking tight, doesn't seem aged at all considering that sampling soul music is still wildly popular

>>74162050
I'm talking mainline stuff not specific sub-genres.

As an example the difference between early LL Cool J and any given 2pac record is far greater than the gap between any 2000's or 2010's record

>>74159975
dadrap is an oxymoron because blacks aren't capable of being father figures.

>>74162955

2Che

Other dadrap:

Jay Z
Tupac/Biggie
NWA and all associateed members
Nas

>>74159975
Anyone who says the term dad rock and dad rap should never be allowed to discuss music.

I am not even one of those born in the wrong generation losers just someone who appreciates music from all different eras.

This album has a raw energy that is genuinely timeless

>>74163117
Biggie aint dadrap

Nas' mafioso stuff is, but Illmatic is timeless

Hov's Reasonable Doubt is kinda dadrap, but Blueprint and Black Album are timeless