Dad trolls daughter’s in hilarious selfies by recreating her photos

Some parents could be so funny with the stuff they had time for. One clever dad has used his keen sense of humor to shut down his daughter’s “sexy” selfies. Instead of taking away her phone or trying another form of punishment, Chris “Burr” Martin of Spokane, Wash, Washington hit back at his teenage daughter Cassie in the most epic way by basically recreating all of the 19-year-old's selfies.

He has been doing this since last year and it gets better by the day!

Speaking to HuffPost, Martin said he started recreating the selfies to teach some young men a lesson in respect.

I saw she [his daughter] posted some provocative ones and what really bugged me was some of the guys commenting rude remarks like ‘you’re so hot!’ and all that, Martin said.

So I took a photo that was similar to throw water on the fire and asked, ‘what about me, guys!?

Proudly showing off his “dadbod,” Martin posted his own rendition of one of his daughter’s selfies ... right down to a makeshift temporary tattoo.

My daughter posted another #selfie #nailedit #baddad #selfiedad #selfiedad

A post shared by Burr Martin (@therealburrmartin) on Jun 21, 2016 at 7:21pm PDT

So my daughter has been posting sexy selfies of herself and instead of telling her to stop, well, I thought of something better. #dadbod #dadselfie

A post shared by Burr Martin (@therealburrmartin) on Apr 11, 2016 at 10:14pm PDT

So my daughter has been posting sexy selfies of herself and instead of telling her to stop, well, I thought of something better. #dadbod #dadselfie

A post shared by Burr Martin (@therealburrmartin) on Apr 11, 2016 at 10:14pm PDT

The photo went viral with hundreds of likes and “bravos” from parents applauding the bold move.

According to his daughter, Martin says she surprisingly wasn’t upset.

She laughed. She liked it more knowing her friends laughed about it, he said.

Martin continues to recreate her photos on Instagram.

 

 

 

 

 

Parents, is your teen posting selfies you’d rather not see online?