“I’m the worst parent in the world”: Tom Brady tells Bryson DeChambeau one of his wildest parties with Snoop Dogg that his son made him go to

Bryson DeChambeau posted his latest video in the "Break 50" series on his YouTube channel on Wednesday, November 27. The guest of this edition was legendary former National Football League (NFL) star Tom Brady.

A day earlier, DeChambeau had hinted at the presence of a stellar guest in this video, calling him "the greatest to ever play the game. During the video, the two-time major champion and Brady discussed a variety of topics, including anecdotes from his time in the NFL.

When asked by Bryson DeChambeau to share some of his favorite moments from his time as a professional player, Brady decided to share the following anecdote involving his oldest son, Jack.

"In 2018, we beat the [Los Angeles] Rams in the Super Bowl in Atlanta, and Snoop Dogg was performing at the afterparty, and he [Brady's son, Jack] is like 'Dad, I want to go to the party' and it's like 1:00 a.m., and there's like girls dancing on stands and I'm like 'Jack', he's like 'Dad!' like doing that...shaking his head away, it was like I'm the worst parent in the world," Tom Brady told Bryson DeChambeau [11:39 - 11:55]

At the time of the anecdote, Jack was eleven years old, having been born in 2007. He is the child of Brady's relationship with actress Bridget Moynahan.

2018 marked the sixth of Brady's seven Super Bowl wins and the last of his time with the New England Patriots.

Brady is also a big golf fan. According to Sporting News, he had a golf handicap of 8.1 in 2022. He has participated in numerous celebrity golf events, including three appearances on The Match.

Brady and DeChambeau scored 21-under 50, putting them on the verge of breaking 50.

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The end of the first season of Bryson DeChambeau's "Break 50" YouTube series

While promoting the video released on Wednesday, Bryson DeChambeau also informed that this would be the last video of the "Break 50" series in its first season. The series started in November 2023 and reached a total of 11 videos.

The general idea of "Break 50" is that DeChambeau and his guest try to break 50 as a team. The videos were filmed on a variety of golf courses of varying difficulty.

The first season featured several top-ranked guests. Among them were Sergio Garcia, Phil Mickelson, and Paige Spiranac. The presence of the now US president-elect Donald Trump deserves special mention. The video featuring Trump has been viewed more than 13 million times.

After posting the video with Tom Brady, DeChambeau asked fans in the comments if they wanted a second season. The question generated more than 100 responses in just an hour, mostly asking for the series to continue and suggesting guests like Tiger Woods and Caitlin Clark.