'Whip and Nae Nae' Explained Scientifically for Parents (VIDEO)

As fathers, both Puck and I were having a discussion about a dance that our kids had been exposed to by their peers. If you haven't heard it by now, you are perhaps living under a rock or have better things to do than look at social media. I am, of course, referring to the "Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)" song. We had a gut feeling that some of the moves and terms in the song had some questionable origins or meanings. A search of several internet sites, as well as asking friends what their interpretations were, yielded the results you see in this video. There are sexual terms and themes explored, so be warned if you watch. Much like the material explored, this video is not for children.

As parents, when you have a weird feeling about something having to do with your kids and their well being, you should pay attention to those instincts and feelings. Listening to that little voice in your head is what makes really good parents, who in turn have a better shot at making really good kids.