My Baby's daddy

27 comments

• Rod8432

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  13 years ago

  Yes, I've heard the same thing - a lot. It may be a evolving realization that many babies are born out of wedlock, so developing a new name (like we do with "significant other") was inevitable. I continue to be shocked, however, at how many out-of-wedlock babies there are, considering every form of birth control available. I get the impression from some of these dancers that they don't quite know how it happened - whoops, another kid popped out. Darn!
• rickdugan

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  13 years ago

  Yup. I hear this a fair amount, but usually in the context of boyfriends with whom they have had children. In my experiences, when they are married to their babies' daddies they usually use the term husband. For some girls, I guess it is important for them to let you know that their current boyfriends are also the ones who knocked them up. I suppose they somehow feel that it makes the whole thing more respectable even though they are not married to the daddies.
• georgmicrodong

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  13 years ago

  I've noticed an uptick in the incidence of that phrase as well. I attribute it to either clarity because she has multiple babies by multiple men, or a reflection of the girl's attitude that the *only* reason she's with him, or interested in him at all, is *because* he's the babydaddy, otherwise she wouldn't have much to do with him.
• Dudester

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  13 years ago

  Babbydaddy-translated into normal language-"I'm on public assistance".
• fetish_dancer

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  13 years ago

  I HATE that term. It's so fucking ignorant. Does it somehow take more time to say "my child's father" or "the father of my child(ren)?" And you don't have to be married to the guy to use this retarded phrase; I know dancers who are married and still use this term. And I'm with Rod; through Title X, women can get any type of free BC, so there's really no reason that you should get pregnant if you don't want to be.
• mikeya02

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  13 years ago

  Yup,for a while, drives me nuts. And some dudes get to complain about "baby mama drama".
• rell

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  13 years ago

  lol a baby daddy is not a husband.. its just the father of her children.. and some dancers have more than one of those .. i used to have a otc who lived with her baby daddy had to cut her off when she asked to move in with me
• Rasta83

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  13 years ago

  Lmao @ rell!!! "Edumacate" them on the slangs lol
• supertramp79

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  13 years ago

  I get corrected on this all the time from dancers - it seems most of them have moved on from their baby's daddy to some new boyfriend.
• DAF918

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  13 years ago

  I was talking with a dancer in a club on Monday about getting together OTC and she told me if I call don't say anything to her baby daddy about what we were plannning to do if he shpuld ask since they were working on gettin back together. Then she said that he's married. WTF? Totally turned me off and i told he I don't need any trouble, just fun.
• Columbo

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  13 years ago

  Hate the term "baby daddy", but I do hear it more and more, mainly from unwed mothers.
• steve229

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  13 years ago

  Shadowcat - was she talking about Vince?
• shadowcat

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  13 years ago

  steve - I dunno. Does buying a box of cigars mean anything?
• TABB

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  13 years ago

  I really don't hear that phrase as much as I do outside the club. I did hear it last monday, this dancer was telling me that it was first time dancing in 5 months since she had her baby. I preceded to ask her are you married and she told me no my baby's daddy is in jail and I'm waiting for him to get out. My thought was like great this LD is going to be tame as hell but she really liked me. So I got around 15 LD from her only costing 25 dollars and I had DFK,boobie sucking, playing with Kitty and shift sticking. I actually wasted more on the cover and stage tipping.
• LeeH

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  13 years ago

  Oh, you mean like when the First Lady introduced her husband that way?
• dudeanonymous

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  13 years ago

  I hear it all the time. There was a Tina Fey movie from a few years ago called "Baby Momma". That got twisted into "baby daddy" soon after.
• gatorfan

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  13 years ago

  They want sugar daddy but they always end up with baby daddy
• Stiletto25

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  13 years ago

  I can't stand this term. It drives me insane when I hear it.
• tigerfan3

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  13 years ago

  The term "my baby's daddy" is a term used by ghetto type girls (of all races) to describe the father of their child. This father is almost always an ex.
• sandyman

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  13 years ago

  I had a female friend years ago who went through a difficult divorce. After that she always referred to her ex as the "sperm donor."
• vincemichaels

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  13 years ago

  Ahha, shadowcat!! Congratulations!! I'll take one of those fine cigars you bought.
• Clubber

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  13 years ago

  sandy, I, too, once heard of the sperm donor.
• troop

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  13 years ago

  yup, baby daddy is basically ghetto speak but it is becomming more and more mainstream as time passes.
• Digitech

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  13 years ago

  I am younger than most on this forum, but I first heard people using this term and the equivalent, 'baby momma' about 10 years ago.
• tigerfan3

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  13 years ago

  It's becomming more and more common, but it's still used mostly among trashy/ghetto girls. Oddly enough, it's often used with a sense of pride! Almost like they actually have a "baby daddy". Like saying hey, "I actually know the father." Or hey, "I actually found a man who knocked me up". I know it sounds stupid but it really is true. I doubt I ever met a girl with a high school diploma who used the term (I'm not counting GEDS).
• samsung1

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  13 years ago

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• thesamurai

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  13 years ago

  IMO it makes the girl saying it sound very unintelligent. Its a major turn off. I think tigerfan is on to something too..mostly when I experience a stripper saying that, part of the conversation includes "I'm working on my GED".