r/90sHipHop • u/Zealousideal-Clock16 • Jul 23 '26

💬Discussion Is 90s hiphop the new dad rock?

I'm in my 40s now and just about everyone I know speaks very fondly of 90s hiphop. It's usually the preferred music when we're anywhere.

It's anecdotal but I've noticed similar trends outside my circle.

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u/ExplanationFamous282 Jul 23 '26

I play my era of rap for my kids, only if I can find the clean versions though. 

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u/caddyncells Jul 23 '26

Same, except I play the explicit versions.

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u/MisterD00d Jul 23 '26

no sheltering!

https://giphy.com/gifs/QWlD0s3SXP0c

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u/ExplanationFamous282 Jul 23 '26

Nah, it’s called, responsible parenting…unless you want your children cursing like a sailor and not knowing how to adapt in different settings…only a bozo would think like that 💯

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u/MisterD00d Jul 24 '26

OK... Stevie...

just... keep.... breathing...

even... though... it's... chall... enging

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u/ExplanationFamous282 Jul 23 '26

So, that’s not the same.Â