Dads

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

Here&#39;s a blast from the past: remember &quot;Selfie Dad&quot;?? Chris &quot;Burr&quot; Martin, a father-of-three from Spokane, Washington, went viral last summer for hilariously trolling his daughter for her &quot;too provocative&quot; selfies. By taking his own.         View this post on Instagram           Sorry for the repost, but a lot of people have IM&#39;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 PDTWelllllll, he&#39;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&mdash;his first &quot;off-site&quot; selfie. In a bathroom, of course (bathrooms are like church for the selfie-religious).         View this post on Instagram           Happy Sunday Selfie day! (@cassiethegypsy, do you know how many bathrooms I had look at to find one that matched?!) My first &#34;off site&#34; Selfie. #selfiedad # bathroomselfie #dadbod A post shared by  Burr Martin #selfiedad (@therealburrmartin) on Jul 9, 2017 at 5:31am PDTMartin, a 49-year-old warehouse inventory worker and &quot;part-time comedian&quot; (I&#39;ll say!), told People he started posting the mock-selfies as a way to &quot;make a point&quot; about his daughter&#39;s use of social media. And he thinks it&#39;s working. &quot;Cassie has toned down her own selfies a little bit,&quot; he told People, &quot;and she&rsquo;s now more aware of the impact of them.&quot;He continues to post selfies, but now it&#39;s &quot;more in fun because everybody seems to get such a kick out of it.&quot;         View this post on Instagram           @lilaccitycomicon Special Saturday Selfie! #selfiedad #selfiedaughter #headgames A post shared by  Burr Martin #selfiedad (@therealburrmartin) on Jun 3, 2017 at 3:00pm PDTLuckily, Cassie seems to be among those who &quot;get a kick out of it.&quot; She told People that now whenever she posts a selfie, she knows &quot;there&rsquo;s a chance he&rsquo;s going to imitate it, but it&rsquo;s always a lot of fun.&quot; And she added: &quot;probably the funniest thing is when he draws on a tattoo and it&rsquo;s still there the next day because he couldn&#39;t remove it.&quot;   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:         View this post on Instagram           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&#39;t be kind to her, please unfollow me. It&#39;s about love, not hate. Peace. #selfiedad #selfiedaughter #trollskeepout #familyfirst A post shared by  Burr Martin #selfiedad (@therealburrmartin) on Jul 4, 2017 at 10:42am PDTThese 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&#39;d leave society forever.