"King of Energy", and "Who's Your Daddy" featuring all the fonts from "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas". Who's Your Daddy Energy Drink is a Circle K exclusive energy drink that launched in the fall of 2005. This was coupled with promotional giveaways through NASCAR in Charlotte, NC.
At first I thought this was a soda posing the rhetorical age-old question used to indicate that you just got pwned. Upon careful inspection of punctuation, I realized I was wrong. Though I was relatively sure that Maury Povich could help me answer the question, the name of this soda is a statement. This leads me to believe that the soda is more like a crazy energy soda play on the comedy classic "'Who's' on First". As a result, I imagine that "What" is my mother, and 'I Don't Know' is my sister. And what the lion logo on the front has anything to do with any of this, I'll never know.
Now that we've covered Abbott and Costello, Who's Your Daddy was just alright for me. It was a little pitchy, and I think the dog pound would agree. Seriously, it's a cherry soda, tasted to me like the old-style fountain sarsaparillas. Not bad, but certainly not something on which I'd slap such a bold name.
It took me forever to drink this beverage. I just wasn't compelled enough by taste or thirst to drink it quickly. It got flat after some time, which made it even more arduous to drink. Given the timeline over which I consumed the Who's Your Daddy, I'm probably not qualified to speak for its energy affects, but I will anyway. I didn't notice any change in my liveliness.
Run-of-the-mill price for quantity/quality, but I'd give it a green light if you're a cherry soda fan (not cherry coke, cherry flavor in carbonated water). Otherwise, I'd just get something else.
Who's Your Daddy Energy Drink tastes like any other generically flavored red soda. That's really all I can say about it. I wasn't extremely impressed but I also drank it pretty quickly so it didn't have time to get thick and syrupy like most red flavored sodas do. I know it's not right to call red a flavor, but I get so jumbled up when it comes to red beverages because they're either cherry or fruit punch, neither of which I'm very fond. This went down very smoothly, but didn't have much else to offer. The ingredients seem to have all the right stuff, but I couldn't help wanting to take a nap right afterwards. When I pay $2 I really want a jump start. So unless you're trying to support your local NASCAR just save your money and get some Fanta or something.