Did you know you can have ChatGPT roast your Instagram feed? Here’s how it works… take a screenshot of your Instagram feed, then upload it to ChatGPT and ask it to roast your Instagram feed.
Here’s my Instagram roast from ChatGPT (follow me @garretdollonair)
It’s clear you’ve mastered a few things: country music, outdoor gear, and showing off the grizzled, yet friendly “radio veteran” look. Let’s break it down:
1. **Content Categories:** You’ve got distinct themes like “Hunting,” “K95,” and “Cookin’.” I see you’re sticking to what you know: grilling meat, country music, and occasionally a hint of dad fashion with plaid shirts.
2. **The “Dad Pose”:** At least half of these images feature you with arms crossed, looking like you’re ready to tell someone, “You call that country?” or “This ain’t my first rodeo.” Classic.
3. **Carrie Underwood in the mix:** You’re throwing in a glamour shot of Carrie Underwood. Bold move—because we all know that’s not what you’re cooking up on that Traeger.
4. **Random NASCAR Moment:** Because why not, right? You gotta keep the followers guessing. Are you a racing fan, or did you just wander into that crowd like, “Where’s the country music stage?”
5. **Green Top Love:** I see you’re repping Green Top hard—maybe too hard. Are they a sponsor, or did you just get lost there while trying to find the camping section?
6. **Food Close-Ups:** You’ve got that one skillet shot where I’m not sure if you’re cooking dinner or prepping dog treats. Either way, it looks tasty (I think).
7. **The Shades Selfie:** Every radio guy needs at least one “too cool for school” selfie in sunglasses. Yours screams, “I’m a dad, but I still know how to rock.”
8. **Product Pushes:** Those shiny new YETI coolers and “NEW” tags are doing some serious heavy lifting. Let me guess—limited edition, and you’ve got 15 promo codes ready?
Overall, your Instagram is like a perfect country song: a little bit of gear, a dash of cooking, a sprinkle of music stars, and a whole lot of “this is who I am, take it or leave it.” Keep doing your thing, Garret—just don’t start posting inspirational quotes in a script font, or we might have to stage an intervention.
