Once a dad, always a dad. No exceptions. Even if you’re an award-winning actor like Rob Lowe, or rather, especially if you’re him. Because if there’s anyone who can bring the star right back to Earth, that would be your precious family.
And his sons, John and Matthew, are sharp-tongued dudes who have gained their momentum in an online trolling game. Their target? It’s obvious. Whatever Rob has to say on Instagram, there’s no way he could escape some spot-on, sinister commentary in front of his 1.5M followers. The ongoing roast has been on for what feels like forever, and you can check out part 1 right here. But now let’s dive into some of the most recent hilarious comments which prove that family goals come in all styles and forms!
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Don't be fooled, Rob Lowe is very well aware he raised two trolls. When talking to the Today show hosts, he joked that Matthew and John “live to troll me.” But he just can’t bring himself to fire back at them. “I’m a dad. Even when I should give it back to them, I just can't bring myself to do it."
At the same time, Rob is known as a family man, a loving husband, and a proud parent. When asked what he’s the proudest of as a dad, he told Fatherly: “For sure, my relationship with my sons.” Rob added that he loves “having that time with them, talking about work, about jobs, career advancement, and strategizing, and going out golfing or going to a Dodgers game.” That’s some serious family goals!
This was on my bedroom wall for YEARS! Teen Beat had the best free "posters".
Five sons? His poor mom, having to survive in that House of Testosterone.
Genuinely great father-sons relationships. Love people who can take a joke.
I have that loving banter relationship with my dad, it's genuinely fun! And my son is learning the game pretty well, some of my laughs are genuine and he's caught me off guard once or twice ^-^
Load More Replies...Like Dorothy Parker, I love when people can take a light roast and give it equally in turn. What’s important is that they have fun with it, and know each other’s boundaries for humor. Make and include people in your jokes, don’t make them the butt of it.
That's so true. I just posted them about how I banter with my dad etc, but it's never ever a hurtful thing, we know where the line would be and how to avoid it. But it's so important what you said, it's not fun or witty if it's at someone's expense and they aren't laughing
Load More Replies...Genuinely great father-sons relationships. Love people who can take a joke.
I have that loving banter relationship with my dad, it's genuinely fun! And my son is learning the game pretty well, some of my laughs are genuine and he's caught me off guard once or twice ^-^
Load More Replies...Like Dorothy Parker, I love when people can take a light roast and give it equally in turn. What’s important is that they have fun with it, and know each other’s boundaries for humor. Make and include people in your jokes, don’t make them the butt of it.
That's so true. I just posted them about how I banter with my dad etc, but it's never ever a hurtful thing, we know where the line would be and how to avoid it. But it's so important what you said, it's not fun or witty if it's at someone's expense and they aren't laughing
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