Who's Your Daddy
Ringo Starr · Y Not [2010]
I see it constantly
I know you find it hard to see
We need to set a couple things straight
I won't take you lying down
I know you like to get around
You know I hate it when you're late
I know how you look when you're tellin' lies
You have a good seat, no surprise, yeah!
Who's your daddy?
Not you, no
Who's your daddy?
I'll drop you to the floor
Who's your daddy?
Check yourself
Who's your daddy?
Check yourself home
Boy not taking you no more
I know you like to see me smile
And you love when I'm acting wild
You're the man I love to hate
You give me chicken wings
But baby I want solid rings
What's up with your mind?
Are you insane? Ohh
You know baby when I'm telling lies
Now I need no alibis
Who's your daddy?
Not you, no more
Well I drop you to the floor
Come on baby
Who's your daddy?
I'm not taking it no more
Who's your daddy?
Not you
Who's your daddy?
Not you, not you no more
Who's your daddy?
Who's your daddy?
You're the man I love to hate, yes you are.
Who's Your Daddy
Who's Your Daddy serves as a standout track from Ringo Starr's 2010 album Y Not, capturing the veteran drummer's enduring ability to craft infectious pop-rock anthems. The recording reflects Starr's signature laid-back vocal delivery and rhythmic precision, hallmarks that have defined his solo career since the 1970s. While the album marked a return to form following a period of experimentation, this particular song emphasizes the playful, confident persona Starr often projects in his later work. It fits comfortably within a discography that ranges from the sentimental ballads of Sentimental Journey to the upbeat covers found on Goodnight Vienna. The track stands as a testament to his longevity, blending classic rock instrumentation with a modern production sheen that appeals to both longtime fans and new listeners discovering his extensive catalogue.