"We won, you mad. It's done, too bad. Boo-hoo, so sad. Now your daddy's home."
"We won, you mad. It's done, too bad. Boo-hoo, so sad. Now your daddy's home," MacDonald starts with the lyrics of the song that dropped on Friday.
After the song dropped, Barr posted on X, "Tom MacDonald & Roseanne Barr – Daddy’s Home. Some say I’m a poor loser- but I’m much worse when I win." The song, which left-wing media has tried to smear, hit the top spot on iTunes early Saturday morning and was approaching the top spot in the late evening on Friday.
"HOLY CRAP WE’RE #2 ALL GENRES," MacDonald posted on Saturday at 12:01 am. "Download “Daddy’s Home” and let’s get Roseanne that #1!!!" By the late morning on Saturday, the song had hit the top spot, as MacDonald had posted in support of it.
The hype music video is full of Trump supporters waving American and Trump flags in support of the incoming president as MacDonald and Barr blast out the catchy tune. The first verse from MacDonald is as follows:
"Thank God, that we're back,
Couldn't take another four years, that's a wrap
I can take a bath in your tears, that's a fact
You got lipstick all on your beard, you're a man
That is cap, that is cap, cap, cap, cap, cap, cap, cap
You pretendin' your acceptin', that's a act,
You hear pap, pap, pap, pap, pap, pap, pap
If you want our freedom, come and take it back, bet you can't."
After singing the chorus at the beginning of the song, Barr is then featured with a verse of her own, addressing how she was previously "canceled" by the left.
"They tried to cancel me and say that I'm a racist
Got a mean hook, they can't get me with that jab (with the jab)
Try and take away my rights to go and say this (woo!)
Well listen up, 'cause this granny's going bad (goin' bad)."
Later in the verse, she takes a swipe at major rapper, Eminem, who Tom has called out for left-wing advocacy in politics. Eminem campaigned for Kamala Harris during the 2024 campaign.
"Why'd they try and turn Becky into Dan? (that's a man!)
You get pap, pap, pap, pap, pap, pap, papped
Screw Eminem, bitch, I'm Roseanne."
MacDonald has a history of taking inspiration from Eminem and has appeared disappointed that the musician he looked up to has used his position to push left-wing talking points. In a song he released in 2021 called, "Dear Slim," referring to Eminem's alter ego, "Slim Shady," MacDonald rapped directly to Eminem after buying a beat produced by the rapper:
"I know we're very different politically
Seems like some of your biggest fans are the victims I'm triggering
They're convinced I don't like you which ain't consistent with history
I was picked on as a kid and they don't know what Slim did for me."
After Eminem appeared at Harris' rally this year, MacDonald and girlfriend Nova Rockefeller posted a video mocking the rapper, making his previous songs have more "woke" lyrics.
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