It’s actually pretty sad. This kid’s like, 13 years old, and his dad has basically decided to make him an internet celebrity by branding him as “Baby Gronk” and turning him into this child prodigy/hypebeast of sorts. If you look at the “kid’s” Twitter feed (and I put that in quotes because the dad is the one running it) you’ll see that the kid has “flipped his commitment” multiple times per week. It’s Todd Marinovich but amped up to a million because of the social media factor.Who is this fat little dork?
It's worse, he's only 11.It’s actually pretty sad. This kid’s like, 13 years old, and his dad has basically decided to make him an internet celebrity by branding him as “Baby Gronk” and turning him into this child prodigy/hypebeast of sorts. If you look at the “kid’s” Twitter feed (and I put that in quotes because the dad is the one running it) you’ll see that the kid has “flipped his commitment” multiple times per week. It’s Todd Marinovich but amped up to a million because of the social media factor.
The dad even named the kid “Madden.” It’s totally unhinged, and the dad should be ashamed of himself.
That whole account is so weird. Feels like that's going to end badly.It’s actually pretty sad. This kid’s like, 13 years old, and his dad has basically decided to make him an internet celebrity by branding him as “Baby Gronk” and turning him into this child prodigy/hypebeast of sorts. If you look at the “kid’s” Twitter feed (and I put that in quotes because the dad is the one running it) you’ll see that the kid has “flipped his commitment” multiple times per week. It’s Todd Marinovich but amped up to a million because of the social media factor.
The dad even named the kid “Madden.” It’s totally unhinged, and the dad should be ashamed of himself.
I really don't think this is a part of any trend. It's a mentally ill dad leading his son down the path that will, at best, make the kid resent him for the rest of his life if not end up far worse.He’s part of that brainrot movement with TikTok rizz party, skibidy toilet, sigma, etc. Don’t ask….
I really don't think this is a part of any trend. It's a mentally ill dad leading his son down the path that will, at best, make the kid resent him for the rest of his life if not end up far worse.
An overbearing dad living vicariously through his kid IS NOT a new phenomHe’s part of that brainrot movement with TikTok rizz party, skibidy toilet, sigma, etc. Don’t ask….
He went to ArizonaI remember when Woodland Hills recruited Gronk and he "moved' to the district. Pitt thought they had a chance.
He went to Arizona
Not some name program .
So by definition , we had a chance
Do you think Novak drove up to Buffalo to find a TE?I remember when Woodland Hills recruited Gronk and he "moved' to the district. Pitt thought they had a chance.
No. But having social media exponentially giving this attention and notoriety is.An overbearing dad living vicariously through his kid IS NOT a new phenom
Do you think Novak drove up to Buffalo to find a TE?
Gronk's dad still has stores in Pittsburgh.
Gronk's dad brought him to Woody High.
I read where he changed his commitment 10 times in a week. His old man must be a sick mofo.It’s actually pretty sad. This kid’s like, 13 years old, and his dad has basically decided to make him an internet celebrity by branding him as “Baby Gronk” and turning him into this child prodigy/hypebeast of sorts. If you look at the “kid’s” Twitter feed (and I put that in quotes because the dad is the one running it) you’ll see that the kid has “flipped his commitment” multiple times per week. It’s Todd Marinovich but amped up to a million because of the social media factor.
The dad even named the kid “Madden.” It’s totally unhinged, and the dad should be ashamed of himself.
It’s really not any differentNo. But having social media exponentially giving this attention and notoriety is.
Is it a joke? Or is he really good at football for his age?It’s actually pretty sad. This kid’s like, 13 years old, and his dad has basically decided to make him an internet celebrity by branding him as “Baby Gronk” and turning him into this child prodigy/hypebeast of sorts. If you look at the “kid’s” Twitter feed (and I put that in quotes because the dad is the one running it) you’ll see that the kid has “flipped his commitment” multiple times per week. It’s Todd Marinovich but amped up to a million because of the social media factor.
The dad even named the kid “Madden.” It’s totally unhinged, and the dad should be ashamed of himself.
I remember when Woodland Hills recruited Gronk and he "moved' to the district. Pitt thought they had a chance.
It's really not. The study guides those tutors give them are so easy to digest that my ten year old could get a criminal justice degree at Pitt. Far dumber guys than Gronk stayed eligible.It's difficult to imagine him passing classes at Pitt.
If you can learn and understand an NFL playbook, you can easily get through college, no matter where you go.It's really not. The study guides those tutors give them are so easy to digest that my ten year old could get a criminal justice degree at Pitt. Far dumber guys than Gronk stayed eligible.
See, I wasn't and had no idea. It's almost like you can just pay attention to what interests you and ignore BS.It’s really not any different
You’re just paying attention
Actually I am not. If someone who obviously didn't post a thread on it, and I see it got many responses, I would have never clicked on it or head of it.It’s really not any different
You’re just paying attention
There is social media making it widely seenActually I am not. If someone who obviously didn't post a thread on it, and I see it got many responses, I would have never clicked on it or head of it.
Is it a joke? Or is he really good at football for his age?
He's been starting to get exposed at some of these 7 on 7 passing camps. So, I'm not so sure he's the blue chipper his dad thinks he is.He's really good at football for his age. But he's also like 3 years older from a physical/developmental standpoint than kids his age.
I remember actual kids like that, at age 12 they dominated everyone, but by 16 they couldn't make the varsity.He's really good at football for his age. But he's also like 3 years older from a physical/developmental standpoint than kids his age. Sometimes kids like that stop growing and they're done. But sometimes they keep growing and become those 6'5 beasts. So hard to say what he'll become
I remember actual kids like that, at age 12 they dominated everyone, but by 16 they couldn't make the varsity.
Reminds me of a kid I played with, a monster, he had a beard and full chest of hair in middle school. By his senior year he was just a guy. He’s bald as a bat and looks 20 years older than me now.Yea, those kids that have facial hair at 12 and look like grown men. Some are completely done growing/maturing by then. But some continue to grow and become big-time players.
Reminds me of a kid I played with, a monster, he had a beard and full chest of hair in middle school. By his senior year he was just a guy. He’s bald as a bat and looks 20 years older than me now.
I knew a kid, on the 8th grade football team he was like 5-7 170 pounds dominant DT and had a full beard, 10th grade he was still 5-7 and just fat and never grew again and never made the high school team.Yea, those kids that have facial hair at 12 and look like grown men. Some are completely done growing/maturing by then. But some continue to grow and become big-time players.
It’s certainly going to make for one heck of a Netflix documentary. I feel bad for the kid, though.I can't wait until he is in his 30's and people still call him Baby Gronk. I'm guessing fame without fortune is a hell on earth.