Do Soap Operas Have Daddy Issues? (VIDEO)

According to Current's "Infomania" team, the answer is "yes," soap operas most certainly do have daddy issues. That term can be defined in a variety of ways, but an easy way to prove it is by showing dozens of grown women using the word "daddy" which is one of the creepiest things you can do without inviting an FCC fine.


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Comments

[Principaldad]

01:26 PM on 02/05/2010

Even as a joke, this is just dumb. Most of the clips weren't of women addressing their fathers, but of people using the word to call someone a "spoiled rich girl".

Aside from that, a grown woman calling their father "daddy" is not a big deal for most of the country. In some places it is even common for grown men to call their father "daddy".

[Sita001]

06:57 PM on 02/03/2010

Someone actually got PAID to do that short? omg. and HP reposted it. Not that it has any relevance to backup the headline, another HP teaser for nothing...needing content? Hire me, I can give you content
daayaaam how bad

[Claw2122]

05:58 PM on 02/03/2010

Nothing i like more then a whole bunch of quotes taken out of context because they all share just one similar word ~rolls eyes~

[Lesann]

08:47 AM on 02/05/2010

It is usually a Southern thing. I can't think of one of my friends or co-workers who does not call their father "daddy". I do also call him dad, but come on!

[DrJohnnySkeptic]

01:49 PM on 02/02/2010

And yet another reason not to watch soap operas.

[scarletxoxoxo]

12:12 PM on 02/03/2010

But it's the best comedy on tv.

[ILuvBubbles]

01:44 PM on 02/02/2010

Absolutely not soap operas have soap opera issues.

[Nate the Heretic]

12:03 PM on 02/02/2010

Creepy as hell.

[scarletxoxoxo]

11:29 AM on 02/02/2010

HAHAHAHA! "Nice to meet you daddy rapist." That is classy.

[astark21]

08:06 PM on 02/02/2010

ha ha. hilarity.