Who Is The WORST Father in Game Of Thrones 

Why do people hate Tywin so much?

Jamie was the best dad, obviously. Just look at his progeny: they were kings (and not in some beta male metaphor of trying to act like they are cool or something). lmao just kidding Tarly was the best dad, because he was constantly pushing his kids to be better versions of themselves, and got great results in all of them that weren't self centered chubby chasers and step dads to incest widows.

Massive list from me below. Good video, fellas.

​@@MrGizturk Because their clique told them to hate him.

Tywin is number one. “You’ll marry Ser Loris@

Everyone loves him

Great point, he was trying to colonize the continent

@@foukyng I forghet White Harbor And one of his nieces or daughters will marry Daven Lannister, they are evrywhere

Walder Frey is a real life Crusader Kings 2 player. Craster as well but he's got tribal government and divine marriage doctrine...

​@@foukyngit was said he can spawn an army from his hreeches

Walder Frey couldnt even remember who his children were, how many he had, or what had he named them.

Based and Anti-Targ pilled

It's possible his baby had a serious defect or was deformed like had a 3rd nipple and got a great deal and/or knew the baby wouldn't thrive in that universe

And he is so nice to loan out his son to the Northmen to make pies while Winter is in full swing. A true philanthropist actually.

Besides Craster, yes

No me you’re getting it

But he's a dwarf. Why does he live but not Joanna? This ill-made, loathsome, spiteful little creature full of envy, lust and low-cunning. He didn't watch his old man turn Casterly Rock into a comedy sketch bar just to then have it turn into one big orgy party.

I mean as true as this is, if you kill my wife I’m gonna have some bad feeling towards you🤷🏾‍♂️

I mean, you should know Kaiba, considering your own adoptive, father hated you and you had him murdered by the Mob

I see it😂😂😂

What joke?

@@thedrinkinggamemaker9749 Him not liking Tyrion

​@@thedrinkinggamemaker9749 Tyrion didn't like Tywin saying the word "privy" but Tywin said it anyway and that's why Tyrion shot him.

Fact check true

Walder Frey >>>>

Cringe test

Based and Craster pilled

​@@OurHiltsHurt😂

This fandom is insane 😂

@@jessjess23brooks89 if by insane you mean you mean high IQ individuals, then you're right.

@@Papaty25 🤣 ya'll too much

It's the cardinal Fatherly sin

If I was Jeor and saw my son sailing into the harbor with that Hightower girl, I would have made the ship turn around. 🤣

​@@nunyabiznes33😂😂😂

Fr, he didn’t know almost all of his bastards

Shitty take plus this is clearly satire

George was lying when he said that. He messaged me on Instagram about it

@@OurHiltsHurt oh ok

@@OurHiltsHurtplus I agree with your guys ranking, cuz a detail everyone misses even you guys is Robert tried discipline his kids but the mom keeps getting in the way.

10000 IQ move by Stannis

Who's Stan and why was his wife a "baron" and not a "baroness". In any case, your description makes Stan a horrid father, who would never have a healthy family.

​@@str.77I think he meant "barren"

@@nunyabiznes33 Sure.

Walder is like Red Foreman. He's annoyed by the kids but he keeps feeding them lol

Walder’s smart enough to keep his kids fighting among themselves for his favor so they don’t Unite against him.

Domeric was definitely raised a good lad (don't know how much of that was Barbrey Dustin's input tho). I wonder how the house would have turned out had he lived.

@@nunyabiznes33 Yes, I feel like the Boltons would still have been feared, But he would have given their Name some Honour.

We had a recording issue and had to release this video a week earlier lol

@@OurHiltsHurt **insert the "doing math in my head" meme here**

But he did save his daughter and son

@@OurHiltsHurt True maybe f tier grandpa to be exact

Only correct answer

Roose did nothing wrong

@@OurHiltsHurt Except for siring Ramsay.

Cap. He failed to protect his trueborn son from Ramsey.

A lot of those vices were the result of trauma tywin inflicted on Tyrion. Also he made Tyrion acting hand out of desperation.

Don't ruin this for us

Which part?

I was like " Tywin...is...so daddy? Hmm.." bahaha

Where do you put those two?

Literally not satire

Based and DLDO pilled

It's so obvious, but no one sees it

Jfc

@@jessjess23brooks89 yk I saw your other comment about how much of a POS twyin was, and while I do agree, you gotta look at from a medieval view. GOT is a world about x3 as worse as the middle ages. Tywins war crimes led to his iron grip on his vassels while the Freys & Boltons betrayed Stark when they saw an opening. He did actually succeed in having a strong rule.

@@mysteryboxe9230 But Tywin's scorched Earth tactics destroyed his house. In book-verse, the Lannisters have five year tops before their line goes extinct. One of the oldest houses in the seven kingdoms, gone because of his choices. This is a direct correlation from his war crimes and poor parenting. Even in a brutal time period, you can only get away with killing babies, destroying cities, and disrespecting every law of God's and men for so long.

​@@jessjess23brooks89 Does it? If anyone destroyed his house it'd be Cerseri,Joffery, Little Fingers scheming and Varys scheming. Twyin isnt just Scorched Earth tactics, hes intelligent too. Twyin remarks how stupid letting Barristen go was, and it was Varys subtle scheming that made Joffery let him go. Only so much you can do when so many ppl are plotting on your houses downfall tbh.

A gift and a curse

@@OurHiltsHurt truly #walderfreyforking

The Great Walder Frey

Damn. Do you guys have a Mother’s Day?

​@@OurHiltsHurtif not that's misogynist, or so I'm told by Twitter

Don't worry. This is a safe space for it.

Join the Hard Club

His sweet Robin hurts his rankings

Fathers are more vital than mothers too

​@@OurHiltsHurtno Sweetrobin slander shall be tolerated. Breast milk maxxing is based, I foresee a future where man can go to Cafe staffed by new mothers and have freshly squeezed colostrum in his coffee. Robin is sickly, but this is the price he pays for his powerful psychic abilities, enhanced by the weirwood throne. Many men of great will and intellect paid for their gifts with illness of body and mind. We see this clearly with Robin's cousin Bran, who paid for his abilities with the use of his legs.

He did nothing

How is he too lenient with Arya?

@@seto_kaiba_ Ned enables behavior which is not appropriate for a highborn lady and lets his daughter run wild most of the time. Unsupervised. Which is incredibly dangerous and frankly, irresponsible parenting. Additionally, Arya commonly being in a state to be mistaken for an unwashed stable boy reflects poorly on her parents and her family name. Her zero to one hundred temper is also a big problem. If she were a boy I think the fandom would call her toxic instead of giving her violent outbursts a pass. Ultimately she's an exceptionally privileged nine year old who needs to be taught she can't just hit and back talk anyone she wants. Ned does a pretty poor job of rectifying this behavior. He even rewards Arya by arranging private "dancing lessons" for her after she's already attacked the crown prince (yes, she made the incident with the butcher's boy 100% worse by striking out in anger the way she did) and tackled her sister to the ground and beat her in front of everyone. Most father's in asoiaf would've sent their daughter home in shame after an incident like this. Ned, in my opinion, is too soft when it comes to Arya. Simply because she reminds him of his sister.

​@@MarieCurtis92spot on, especially the "Arya would be considered toxic if she was male" 100% true, and Ned definitely gives her a pass because she reminds him of Lyanna.

@@aceambling7685 Gotta love double standards. 😂

@@MarieCurtis92 No the fandom would not call her toxic if she were a boy and if they did, I'd be the first one to tell them off. Arya was defending a friend from Joffrey. The King didn't punish her because he knew what his son was like and Ned was starting to learn to. He isn't going to be that hard on her for upholding his values. Ned values honor and bravery. Why would he be mad at her for this? Its dangerous sure but its also very typical for how Ned (and a lot of Northmen to be honest) would behave.

Ned is head of the household, he is responsible.

😂😂 don't take the channel seriously.

Also we know Joffrey could have been corrected by a stern present father because every time Tyrion or Tywin harshly chastised him he actually took it and (at least temporarily) altered his behavior. He almost seemed to have a certain respect for Tyrion as his elder before Tywin showed up and pushed Tyrion down the totem pole.

​@@aceambling7685 he most definitely did not respect Tyrion at all, and temporarily correcting his behavior out of fear isn't a good thing.

Yeah Robert was not a good father, king, or role model. He slapped an eight year old Joffrey so hard he lost teeth because of the cat thing, but clearly he was emulating Robert's hunting and wanted to please and impress his father. And even though Myrcella and Tommen aren't like Joffrey they aren't treated well so people can't even make the excuse that he treats Joffrey bd because of his actions.

@@fightingmedialounge519 if he didnt respect Tyrion he would have told the Hound to kill him for striking the King, he threatened his own mother for doing the same. Fear compliance isnt ideal, but with some people, especially dangerous young men, its the only thing that works.

@@aceambling7685 no, because Tyrion is there because of tywin who joffrey fears(he also partially fears Tyrion). He actually does threaten Tyrion several times. It actually doesn't because the minute the people they fear are gone, they go back to their horrible selfs.