Piers Morgan mocked Daniel Craig's "Papoose". Twitter gave him a lesson on modern manhood.

Piers Morgan, a British journalist and television personality, enlightened social media on Sunday when he tweeted the photo of James Bond star Daniel Craig carrying his baby girl in a baby carrier.

Many of Morgan's 6.5 million subscribers were less impressed by the waterfall that shames their father. The answer was quick and severe: the Brit was widely criticized for his skewed image of manhood, in which he claimed that Craig's choice of parental clothing was more a sign of emasculation than of practical sense.

Some users responded by calling Morgan's names – like "Unsecured Manbaby. "Others have tried a more rational approach by explaining the benefits of baby carriers, which allow parents to keep kids nearby, while keeping their hands free during a walk in the street.

Still others have written that a father taking care of his child, even wearing a papoose, is attractive. A handful of men responded with pictures of themselves wearing baby carriers.

Craig is not even the first Bond actor to be photographed with his child.

Morgan could not be contacted for comment. Craig either, who recently welcomed his daughter with actress Rachel Weisz to the world.

It is not interesting to note that many men are partners engaged in parenting. They change the layers and manage the moans late at night. They tie the babies to their chests and also take care of the day's business. They are part of a generation whose fathers and mothers associate with education and share the workload at home.

Morgan, a father himself, did not get up or embossed; he maintained that papooses are "ridiculous instruments of emasculation".

Instead, he defended his honor on the social media platform, clinging to the constant flow of content related to papoose and sting President Trump to share his thoughts on the baby carrier:

"Everyone seems to get upset about them. I do not really consider you a guy papoose, but you are full of surprises. "

Trump did not bite at the hook.

Calling the scathing tweet a "fierce Papoose-gate debate", Morgan's decisive conclusion was that there was to be a change in James Bond's cast. Clearly, he said, the world needs a "007 that looks bright in a tuxedo and would not be seen dead in a papoose".

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