Comments on: Queen Ifrica – ‘Daddy’ Music Video | Is Child Abuse Really A Suitable Topic For A Pop Song?

By: Mary Wise

Mary Wise — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 23:06:55 +0000

Dave Parrack must be a molester to have such poor views of Queen Ifrika song “Daddy Don’t Touch Me There” . It may be, known that molesters always run to the defence of molesters. To teach children and let them know that “Daddy is wrong” and that is not normal behavior. That is simply a voilation and no child should have to suffer by any adult molesting them Daddy, Mommy, or whever. Dave Parrack you are as you stated “completely unintelligible” That you. Completely unintelligible Sick Perv……you are Petti….son of Bitch. Dick head…

By: disturbed

disturbed — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 14:50:47 +0000

I find it hard that anyone could find anything to laugh about in a very serious song about incest. It apparently is not merely a “pop song” and has the motive to help stop and prevent incest. Perhaps if your father had touched you there, over and over and over again, as mine did, you would not find this so laughable. I suggest you try putting yourself in someone elses shoes before you laugh at what other people’s lives have been brutally damaged with.

By: Guest

Guest — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 17:59:15 +0000

I think music is a powerful tool for raising awareness about important social issues and giving empowerment and comfort to those who struggle. As such, I think the song is not only appropriate, but necessary and effective.

There is nothing funny about child rape and when I watched the video I felt sorrow and empathy for the many people who are suffering from this. Humor was not even near the universe of sentiments that this song made me feel.

By: c

Thu, 05 Mar 2009 22:02:05 +0000

great song, don’t know what your problem is