Dad, how do I do? is a YouTube channel managed by Rob Kenney who died dad when he was 12 years old. He raised two children and decided to create a YouTube channel where he will teach the basic things that a child asks his father. Its main objective is to teach children who have lost their father.
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Born | Not yet published |
Age | Not yet published |
Place of birth | United States |
Real name | Rob Kenney |
Channel type | Educative |
Occupation | YouTuber |
Youth
Dad, how do I do? (Rob Kenney) was born in the United States. His father left when he was 12 years old.
Youtube
Dad, how do I do? (Rob Kenney) created the YouTube channel on April 1, 2020 and gained worldwide popularity on May 17, 2020 when his story went viral on social media. Its channel gained half a million subscribers in one day with more than a million views.
Viral
Dad, how do I do? (Rob Kenney’s) YouTube channel was created in early April and gained a few views, but the channel was fired after someone posted his story on Reddit. Later, the story also went viral on Twitter.
On May 19, 2020, someone named “Chris Hart” posted the story on Facebook and it went super viral around the world. And the channel gained 500,000 subscribers in just 18 hours. Which is less than 24 hours and a record.
Story
The title of the viral post was ”
YouTuber’s father went out with his family when he was 12 years old.
Now that he is the father of his two adult children, he has created a YouTube channel entitled “Dad, how do you do it?” where he posts videos of common tasks, you could ask your father for help, so that fatherless children can use his videos as a resource.
I don’t know this man, but he got an instant subscription from me. What an incredible and selfless thing to do for someone else. It’s stories like these that give me hope for humanity. “
Global response
Dad, how do I do? (Rob Kenney) has received a positive response from around the world. Many people
commented on a viral post how their childhood went without their father and how difficult it is when your father crossed a lane when you were a child. They cried when someone created YouTube to help these children who lost their father.
A girl from the UK commented on the YouTube video: “I lost my father at the age of 3 and I don’t know what it feels like to have a father over my head. Can I call you my father please? “
Video has mainly gone viral in America, Europe and Asia. However, the channel also received a response from Africa and Australia.
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