The grades Matthew McConaughey’s son obtained while surfing suggest that he might have had issues.

The Dallas Buyers Club actor called his son’s surf-related bruises “souvenirs” and posted pictures of them to Instagram.

The social media images show Levi, 14, standing next to his neon-green surfboard. The child is facing away from the camera, and several big white bandages are covering the exposed skin on his body. Moreover, he has a tiny pink plaster in the center of his back.

Actor Matthew, 53, captions the photo simply, “Surf souvenirs,” despite the fact that his son is obviously wounded. He doesn’t appear to be bothered by his son’s condition.

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Levi’s post drew a large number of comments because of how much his father resembles him.

Some people reacted to the sight with dread, but others opted to ignore it and behaved like Matthew.

The correct term, in my opinion, is “surfers,” wrote one user. “We call ’em nature’s tattoo brotha,” said another. This is incredible.

“Some of my favorite memories of my youth are the stories that end with me getting bumps, scratches, and bruises lol, this is rad,” another person commented.

Then a fourth person made a statement about what they had heard and seen, saying, “All the fathers, ‘That a boy,’ all the women, ‘poor baby.

The oldest child of the Oscar winner is named Levi. He and his wife Camila Alves McConaughey have two kids together, Vida, 13, and Livingston, 10.

On Thursday, Camila also went through a terrifying incident when the plane she was on abruptly dropped 4,000 feet.

A number of other passengers were hurt as a result of the model’s 41-year-old aircraft being buffeted by turbulence for 45 minutes. The model recounted this horrific incident on Instagram.

“Flying last night, the plane dropped about 4000 feet, 7 people went to the hospital, and things were flying everywhere,” she added as a comment on the video.’

She referred to the scenario as “CHAOS,” and she continued, “The turbulence kept coming.”

The spouse of one passenger tweeted in response to reports that the plane had been struck by lightning and that “those who didn’t have the seat belts tightened was wounded mostly because it came as surprise without seat belt sign on and lighting hit the plane strongly.”