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Is this really in the arena of cyber-bullying? This father shows how something can go viral whether you intended for it to or not. Puts his side of the story out there and this is way more effective then her posting a letter-to-the-editor style response from her dad on her fb page. He kept it open and honest; and without inviting harassment into his daughter's life. He exposed himself and let others know his child has disappointed him and that could be a relief to others who feel like a parental failure.  I just don't see how this is in the same arena as cyber bullying. Over the top? Probably. Will work for all teens in all situations? Of course not. Cyber bullying? Really? Humiliating? I always liked it that growing up some people thought my dad was crazy.  If I didn't want to do something without looking "uncool" I could blame it on him. This could help the young lady. If she really needs to be home by eleven and her friends want her to stay out later she can just say "you saw the youtube video didn't you!?"  No questions asked, she will get a ride home on time.