Having your parents on social media can have a profound effect on how you conduct yourself across social media. It can make you more reserved and careful about what you say and/or post.
However, some parents don't share this sense of reservation, and simply can't help but roast their offspring online for the whole world to see! So, get ready to block your family on Facebook, as I share with you 17+ people who got majorly burned by their parents online!
I bet that Lauren's boyfriend can't wait to be introduced to her family now! That sounds like a really welcoming household!
Wow, now that one is just straight savage! This person's mother has clearly been bottling up a lot of emotions for a long time now!
Mary-Ann has one hell of a serious comeback game. Do you have a family member who you think would be this quick-witted?
I think if my mother would have written one, it would have been, "Why don't you ever take out the bins when I ask instead of claiming you'll 'do it later'?"
I can't even tell whether this is meant as a joke or she is genuinely expressing disappointment. This guy needs to block their mother on Facebook!
Always tweet like you're famous; I mean, what else are you going to do? Tweet as though your life is as boring as it actually is?
In fairness, that's a pretty solid pun! Also, who still wants a tamagotchi in this day and age? It's not the 90s any more, no matter how hard people try to deny this fact!
I don't understand why people post this kind of thing when they have their parents on Facebook, you're just inviting trouble.
Damn Sherri! That's not the kind of language you expect from a parent! Although she does have a point about how bad that beard is, you really need to lose that Leslie.
I never got why they call them "virgin cocktails", they're just smoothies.
I mean, Shaun came in with a fairly banal dig, but hot damn Connie really hit it home. The old one-two punch!
I'm curious as to whether their dad had the exact same outfit by chance, or if he went out to buy it? I hope he went out to buy it just for this specific dig!
This image will be following Brian around for the rest of his life. The internet never forgets!
I love how official they make a pimp sound, "a prostitute's boss" makes it sound like a position you would have to apply for.
Just because you can say something, doesn't necessarily mean you should... as James found out to his peril. I also love how some parent's sign-off their messages, even though it already says their name.
Imagine waking up and seeing that comment on your post! Think they might be hinting at the fact that it's time for you to start doing your own laundry!
Sometimes the best option is just to pretend like something never happened, cram it down at the back of your brain and never acknowledge it.
Who puts their coffee on their bedsheets like that? I can't articulate how much that is stressing me out!
There is no better way to expose the idiocy of your children's life choices than by parody. Their mother really nailed the pout as well!
Wait...I have a younger brother too...
If you ever embarrass yourself this much, have no fear because your dad will always find a way to embarrass you even more.
Oh sweet, innocent Jeremiah, I bet you thought that it was a good idea writing that post didn't you? How wrong you were.
If you've been the victim of a parental roasting, be sure to let me know... and consider unfriending your parents.
Probably the last time anyone saw him naked too. Just saying.
Why do these people even have their parents on Facebook in the first place? As we've seen, it's simply a recipe for disaster.
Alright, Debra, that was a pretty damn good burn right there.
Is it just me, or does this one cross the line from funny over to downright cruel?
Okay, Okay. You win Nick. Brittany no longer feels like going out, and I don't blame her.
Don't ever try to come up with a "snappy" comeback to one of your parents. It never turns out well.
But can we talk about how this guy changed his relationship because of a BROMANCE? That's true brotherly love right there.
I think that the "I'll break you down as fast as I built you up" is a pretty good description of what just took place here.
Note to self: do not add father or brother on Facebook.
You don't understand Mom, my job is zombie killing!
I love being schooled by my parents on things I already know. IT's actually my all-time favorite hobby.
To be fair, Mrs. Arnold is likely paying your rent missy.
I'll put this on the list of things I never want to hear my dad say.
Remember: your mom knows all your dirty laundry, literally and figuratively.
I wouldn't test that threat, my dude. Just a suggestion.
Thanks for that Carl. Thanks.
I guess the um, grass is always greener on the other side?
