The phrase "about the daddy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a topic related to a father figure or parental role.
Example: "The book is primarily about the daddy and his relationship with his children."
Alternatives: "regarding the father" or "concerning the dad".
But I had a feeling the son, now 54, still hoped he'd hear from someone who could tell him more about the daddy he never knew.
Derived from his love of the abstract canvases of Rothko and others, both works were emblematic of the New York School's symbiosis with the artists of the same postwar period; so it was especially fascinating to hear Feldman's 1951 score for a documentary about the daddy of them all, Jackson Pollock.
"Why is it so hard for publications to respect that I would like the identity of my child kept private for safety reasons?" Kutcher tweeted in May 2015 after a newspaper ran a paparazzi shot taken when he and Wyatt, then 8 months old, were out and about doing the daddy-daughter thing.
Danny Dyer took to Twitter to defend the show's integrity in handling his first big storyline, about Mick Carter becoming the daddy that every gay teenager might secretly wish for.
"I'm all about the sugar daddy," the woman said.
We are talking about the grand-daddy of all button lifts - five in a row zipping up the impossible-looking gradient at an incredible speed.
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But, boy, how about that BABY DADDY and that MR. OLYMPIA and that BLEED DRY, huh?
"He's mad because they about killed his daddy," Howard said.
It could be the first time you're called a racial slur, the first time some kid says "my daddy says this about your daddy," the first time you're told you can't be a lawyer or the President.
"There was nothing strange about your daddy," the Rev. Al Sharpton said, addressing Mr. Jackson's three children, Prince Michael, 12; Paris, 11; and Prince Michael II (a k a Blanket), 7. "It was strange what your daddy had to deal with".
