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I was abandoned by my dad at 14 — now I teach kids what dads normally would
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October 19, 2023
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0:55Now PlayingRob Kenney, who was abandoned by his dad as a teen, is stepping up for fatherless children by teaching them things they would have learned from their papas. NY Post Features reporter Taylor Knight shares this story.
The self-proclaimed “Internet dad” now uploads videos on his YouTube channel, “Dad, how do I?” about simple life skills such as tying a tie, handyman work inside a home and sharing life lessons.
“I will do my best to provide useful, practical content to many basic tasks that everyone should know how to do,” he wrote in the description for the channel, which he began during the pandemic.
Kenney, 59, has caught the attention of 3.95 million people who are subscribed to his channel, hoping to learn something new with support from their “internet dad.”
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