Although there are many things that people like to discuss, diet and exercise seem to be at the top of the list. In fact, if you stick around any conversation long enough, they are eventually going to start talking about food and perhaps even the subject of weight loss may come into it. Of course, everybody has their own idea when it comes to the right way to eat and a reasonable person realizes that it is up to the individual. As long as they don’t try to force their own ideas on you beyond what is being asked for, it can be a very interesting conversation. Then again, some people tend to take it to extremes.
In the following Twitter post, a father who is absolutely obsessed over fitness may have taken things too far and people on Twitter were quick to let him know about it. He had a baby, and he and his wife wanted to make sure that the baby had a high percentile weight with low body fat and everything was perfect, along with the baby being very handsome. He shared the diet that he gave to his little son on Twitter and it wasn’t long before he was being roasted over an open twitter fire.
“Jrey eats donuts? That isn’t very based..”
No, donuts aren’t based
But I work out, every day, harder than most people can imagine
For real — I mean that
I put out more energy in 3 hr workouts than most men put out in 3 weeks
So, sometimes I refuel with 🍩 pic.twitter.com/NkBBtkSuCE
— DrJrey⚡️Ω (@RedemptiveKing) April 21, 2021
The fitness fanatic in the log post is Jry, and he spoke about the restrictive diet on Twitter for the entire world to see. Admittedly, he has done fairly well for himself and you can tell from his pictures that he is a fit and healthy individual. Then again, when he tries to take things too far for his child, it went viral for the wrong reasons.
We feed our 8mo son:
Whole eggs
Whole fruit
Whole vegetables
H2OWe grind up his vegetables/proteins most the time, until he can chomp away on his own
99% percentile height/head size
70% percentile weight
He’s lean bc he isn’t eating processed sh*t
And unusually handsome.. pic.twitter.com/ijIG0PY8jv
— DrJrey⚡️Ω (@RedemptiveKing) April 4, 2021
Jrey shared a list of the things that he fed to his child and says it is why his son is lean. They don’t feed him any processed food blut Twitter didn’t want to hear that the baby was unusually handsome or mean, they said that babies need some body fat.
I ate probably 4 pounds of meat last night
A fat dessert
And a few beers
Woke up today feeling shame energy, because whenever I do this, I know I was not truly listening to my body
So I take the NRG out in the gym
⚡️
heightened calories + back and biceps = an insane pump pic.twitter.com/o7x61vxUOz
— DrJrey⚡️Ω (@RedemptiveKing) April 14, 2021
Babies have about 15% body fat and it is there to help them to be healthy. They are not supposed to be a lean, mean, fighting machine.
What's his one rep max bench press?
— Hanch Tarchup Jr. (@misharipov) April 5, 2021
It wasn’t long before Twitter had a lot to say about it and they were both opinionated and a little hilarious. Have a look at them for yourself below:
https://twitter.com/watisluvvv/status/1379096804457861120
imagining this guy looking at regular babies and insulting their lack of gains https://t.co/77zWuMylYk
— lousy smarch weather (@craig_rangoon) April 5, 2021
My kid ate a powered donut this morning and could kick your kids ass https://t.co/RIefmPMZp3
— 🌽🌽 Erica, The White Trash Socialist 🌽🌽™️ (@herosnvrdie69) April 5, 2021
https://twitter.com/MeeBee23/status/1379086412864233474
