Last month, we celebrated mothers day with a few classic hip hop records. This month we will do the exact opposite and show love to all the fathers out there who constantly show up for their kids. Fathers especially deserve love because the ones who are in their kids life very rarely get thanked for it. Check out a few of these records below.
Jay-Z – Glory
When Blue Ivy was born, it was clear Hov was over the moon for his first born. He let his feelings be known in this very heart warming track, Glory. Blue Ivy was in the Guinness World Record for being the youngest person to have a charted song on any Billboard chart..
Jay-Z & Kanye West – New Day
Jay and Ye contemplate their unborn sons and the future plans they have for them. Years later, both men welcomed their sons into the world, prompting one to ponder whether they reflected on their earlier conversations to see if they had fulfilled their intentions.
Nas – Daughters
Nas delves into the profound love he holds for his daughters, reflecting on the irony of his past as a playa juxtaposed with the responsibility of raising young women. This powerful message resonates deeply with every father.
Will Smith – Just The Two Of Us
This is simply a classic record. As much flack Will gets for his rap career, he definitely earned his spot among hip hop royalty. Just the two of us will get plenty of radio play today as he reflects on his relationship with his oldest son.
Big K.R.I.T. – Rich Dad Poor Dad
Big K.R.I.T. talks about the lessons he learned from his pops. The concept of Rich Dad Poor Dad hits home. Although he didn’t have a lot, but the things gained was worth more than anything money could afford.
Loaded Lux -True Love
Loaded Lux raps from the bottom of his soul when he described how much he wants to be there for his son. You can tell he is willing to do anything to make sure his son wants for nothing. This song is the epitome of Fathers Day.
2Pac – To My Unborn Child
We can’t wrap up the list without including this classic from Pac. In this track, he reflects on his life and shares valuable lessons he hopes to pass on to his unborn child. He poses thought-provoking questions that resonate deeply with fathers.
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