Release Date: 4/29/2003
Recording Date: 4/2003
Tracks: 14
Length: 00:50:18 Hrs
Label: Universal
Type: CD
- Genre/Styles
- Southern Rap, Pop-Rap, Party Rap, Southern Rap, Pop-Rap
Album Tracks (14)
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What the Critics Say
Hitman Sammy Sam's debut album, The Step Daddy, is most notable for its runaway novelty hit, "Step Daddy." The humorous dance/rap interpolation of "Double Dutch Bus" is built largely on a bouncy, distinctly Southern beat, and back-and-forth vocals about how stepfathers often get no love (a kid voice chants, "you ain't my daddy!," while Sammy Sam responds, "shut up!," and so forth). It's a very improbable hit, but it's just so damned fun-spirited that it's hard to resist, especially with its dance/rap overtones ("do the step daddy!," Sammy Sam chants over and over). The rest of the album is essentially run-of-the-mill Dirty South with a few occasional standouts like "It's Summertime," but that's okay because most likely you'll be playing the title track and its mom-featuring remix over and over anyhow. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide



