Channing Crowder believes that the best way to celebrate fathers on Father's Day is to simply allow them to do whatever they personally want to do instead of planning activities for them.

“Let me just tell people, ask the daddy what he wants for Father's Day, okay? Don't just buy some drawers and socks. If he wants to lay in the bed all day, let him lay in the bed. If he wants to go fishing, let him go fishing. Don't just find something for us to do.”

Fred Taylor views fatherhood as a daily commitment and responsibility rather than something that requires a specific holiday for recognition.

“I do believe Father's Day is is every day, man. You know, just just being there, doing father things, man. Um praying with your kids, you know, telling telling them you love them, you know, just guiding them.”