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Wacky ‘Treat All Women with Respect’ music video goes viral

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Jan 23, 2015

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An elderly lawyer from California is the latest viral YouTube star, with his bizarre, but well-intentioned music video, “Treat All Women with Respect.”

Darryl Snider, who goes by DaddyDaDa when performing, launched the bizarre music video to address the hot-button issues of domestic violence and sexual assault.

Darryl Snider’s awkward lyrics and rapping have drawn both jeers and cheers from YouTube viewers. Some viewers have questioned if the video is a hoax.

The video has generated over 350,000 views on YouTube. So far, DaddyDaDa's Kickstarter page is not faring as well.

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