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Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator has taken the internet by storm in the last week with its instantaneous popularity. This surprisingly earnest dating simulator tasks you with wooing one of seven hot dads, from a music enthusiast to a chubby father with a competitive streak. But which dad is the best dad to pursue? We ranked all the fathers from worst to best, noting which ones you should spend most of your time with.

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6. Craig

Do you even bro? Probably not as hard as Craig bros, bro. Craig is Dream Daddy's jock, but, like everyone else in the game, there's more here to our gym-loving pop than meets the eye. He might have the frat boy aesthetic down but he's a genuinely kind man who loves his three daughters, including little River who he carries around with him all the time, and is even on good terms with his ex-wife. It doesn't hurt he was your character's best friend in college, earning the name "Keg Stand Craig." If you're into dating one of your closest buds, Craig's probably your go-to dad.

1. Mat

Mat is the first dad you meet. He's also the best. A goofy, handsome coffee-shop owner who likes to make legendary band puns, Mat's backstory is tragic and he emerges as Dream Daddy's most complex and vulnerable character. His displays of awkwardness also help make his character feel like an actual person than a facile dreamboat. While your dad and Amanda's relationship might make up the heart of Dream Daddy, Mat's characterization is the apex of the romantic side of the game, showing off how vulnerability and emotional honesty can be both an attractive quality in a person and make for a fascinating game experience.

Critical reactions of the episode were positive. Chris Carabott of IGN rated the episode 9 out of 10, calling it "a swift return to form" with "plenty of striking and emotional moments" that made it one of the better episodes of the first season. Carabott commented on the flashbacks; "We don't necessarily learn anything new about Jack from a personality standpoint," but Fox did "an exceptional job of conveying Jack's heartbreak as he reveals that his father operated on a woman while under the influence of alcohol." He enjoyed Jack and Ethan's encounter, calling it "chilling." Carabott also praised the scene where Jack tries to save Charlie; "I remember believing that they had killed off Charlie on my initial viewing and even though I knew the outcome this time, it was still a hard scene to watch," adding "after Jack finally manages to resuscitate him, you have to feel for Charlie because you know that he's disappointed in himself for letting Claire down."[8] Another IGN article ranked "All the Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues" the 33rd best Lost episode.[9]

His multisyllabic word play, confident flow, and commanding voice placed him in conversations where he was compared to other up and coming greats of this new era. After delivering the classic album Long Live The Kane, it became obvious that he was not only a superior wordsmith and vocalist, but also an all around entertainer with a stage show that rivaled the best in the genre. After seven studio albums, many features, and tours, Kane remains one of Hip-Hop's most celebrated figures.

Kane's first verse is one of the best opening verses in the game: Here I am, R-A-W a terrorist, here to bring trouble to/ phoney emcees, I move on and seize / I just conquer, and stomp another rapper with ease 'cause I'm at my apex and others are below /nothing but a milliliter, I'm a kilo /second to none, making emcees run /so don't try to step to me, 'cause I ain't the one /I relieve rappers just like Tylenol /and they know it, so I don't see why you all /try to front perpetrating a stunt /when you know that I'll smoke you up like a blunt /I'm genuine like Gucci, raw like sushi /the stage of rage is what rap did to me /to make me want to create chaos and mayhem /cold rock a party, until the A.M. /I'll make a muscle, grab the mic and hustle /while you stand dazed and amazed, I'll bust a /little rhyme with authority, superiority /and captivate the whole crowd's majority...."

"Settin' it off, lettin' it off, beginnin'/ rough to the endin', you never been in/ the mood to groove with the smooth rap lord /like a bottle of juice, rhymes are bein' poured/ down your ear, crisp and clear/ as I prepare to wear, tear and smear, then I'm outta here/ with a mark left that you can all cling /'cause rockin' a party yo, it's a small thing/ I rip many places on regular basis/ and broken down mics were the only traces/ that I'd been there and there at the party/ the mic had my prints, and on it was a body/ so, take caution, I'm not horsin' around in a throwdown, clown, I'm takin' yours son/ so just acknowledge the way that I kicked it 'cause if rap was a house, you'd be evicted/ and dismissed from the microphone/ chokin' on a bone, 'cause daddy's home/ and battlin' me is hazardous to health so, put a quarter in your ass,'cause ya played yourself like a game in the arcade, you need a far aid I'm walkin' the path that Allah made/ I'll attend and then begin to send a speech to reach and teach so just say when/ so I can let lyrics blast like a bullet my mouth is the gun, on suckers I pull it/ the trigger, ya figure, my pockets gettin' bigger/ 'cause when it comes to money, yo, Grant's my ni**a..."

"Let it roll, get bold, I just can't hold/ back, or fold 'cause I'm the man with soul/ in control and effect, so what the heck/ rock the discotheque and this groove is what's next/ attack, react, exact, the mack'll move you with/ a strong song, as long as you groove to this/I keep the crowd loud when you're hype/ do damage onstage and injure the mic/ as I shoot the gift MC's stand stiff while my rhymes stick to you like skippy and jif/ feel my blood fist, or my death kiss the rap soloist, you don't want none of this/ supreme in this era, I reign with terror/ when I grab the mic believe you're gonna hear a/ fascinatin' rhyme as I enchant them/ so let's all sing the big daddy anthem/ go with the flow, my rhymes grow like an afro/ I entertain again and Kane'll never have no problem, I can sneeze, sniffle and cough/e-e-e-even if I stutter I'mma still come off/ cause rappers can't understand the mics I rip they sure enough ain't equipped, that's why they got flipped..."

"Enter the dragon, as I start, to raggin and taggin' and baggin' all rappers on the bandwagon/ feel the fury of a renegade, where men are slayed /so send the aid, cause I penetrate /bein the best up, with lyrics I dress up, so don't even mess up or try to press up it's better to fess up/ cause if a rapper ever goes too far man I start to screamin' on MC's like Tarzan/ two minutes to clear when I appear/ none'll compare, so take a seat in the rear child/ you gotta understand, you just the man sittin next to the man, sittin next to the man, sittin next to the man and no one prior comes higher/ than the messiah sparkin the mic like a live wire til I retire/ whatever the comp is I burn em like fire with all the blow, I hit em hard like. PI-YOW/ so take your hand and fold cause this is total control and no one grabs a hold/ huh you got somethin to say, before it's told/ if you speakin on me, you better hablo espanol..."

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