Here's a blast from the past: remember "Selfie Dad"?? Chris "Burr" Martin, a father-of-three from Spokane, Washington, went viral last summer for hilariously trolling his daughter for her "too provocative" selfies. By taking his own.

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Sorry for the repost, but a lot of people have IM'd me saying they are hard to find in all my photos. Just trying to help out. :) #selfiedad #thatselfiedad #dadbod @cassiethegypsy

A post shared by Burr Martin #selfiedad (@therealburrmartin) on Oct 30, 2016 at 12:05pm PDT

Welllllll, he's back! Actually, he never left. This dad, who is even more embarrassing than yours, has continued to share funny pics and grow followers on his popular Instagram account. In fact, he just celebrated a major milestone last week—his first "off-site" selfie. In a bathroom, of course (bathrooms are like church for the selfie-religious).

Happy Sunday Selfie day! (@cassiethegypsy, do you know how many bathrooms I had look at to find one that matched?!) My first "off site" Selfie. #selfiedad # bathroomselfie #dadbod

A post shared by Burr Martin (@therealburrmartin) on Jul 9, 2017 at 5:31am PDT

Martin, a 49-year-old warehouse inventory worker and "part-time comedian" (I'll say!), told People he started posting the mock-selfies as a way to "make a point" about his daughter's use of social media. And he thinks it's working. "Cassie has toned down her own selfies a little bit," he told People, "and she’s now more aware of the impact of them."

He continues to post selfies, but now it's "more in fun because everybody seems to get such a kick out of it."

@lilaccitycomicon Special Saturday Selfie! #selfiedad #selfiedaughter #headgames

A post shared by Burr Martin (@therealburrmartin) on Jun 3, 2017 at 3:00pm PDT

Luckily, Cassie seems to be among those who "get a kick out of it." She told People that now whenever she posts a selfie, she knows "there’s a chance he’s going to imitate it, but it’s always a lot of fun." And she added: "probably the funniest thing is when he draws on a tattoo and it’s still there the next day because he couldn't remove it."

Cassie has apparently faced some cyberbullying as a result (save her, Melania!). But her dad has made it clear he is NOT here for anyone being cruel to his daughter:

Cassie has been getting a lot of hate mail lately, so as a reminder, this was a lesson about social media AND having a little fun with my family. If you can't be kind to her, please unfollow me. It's about love, not hate. Peace. #selfiedad #selfiedaughter #trollskeepout #familyfirst

A post shared by Burr Martin (@therealburrmartin) on Jul 4, 2017 at 10:42am PDT

These two may not have the most conventional father-daughter bond, but they both seem in on the joke. So good for them! If my dad ever tried this I'd leave society forever.

'Selfie Dad' is still mocking his teen daughter's photos. She's OK with it now.