You won't believe what Matthew McConaughey's brother named his newborn son

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McConaughey Names Baby After Beer
McConaughey Names Baby After Beer


Everything's bigger in Texas...even brand loyalty.

Matthew McConaughey isn't the only one in the family with name recognition. His brother is also attracting attention for naming his newborn son after his favorite beer brand.

That's right, Matthew's older brother, Mike "Rooster" McConaughey, named his son Miller Lyte. According to TMZ, Rooster is such a superfan of the brew that it's worthy of being his son's namesake.

Hear Rooster explain (hilariously) why he loves beer so much:

West Texas Investors Club: Drinkin' Beers and Making Deals
West Texas Investors Club: Drinkin' Beers and Making Deals



When Miller Lite heard about Rooster's new addition to the family, the company congratulated the new dad by shipping him a year's supply of beer. It may not last long, though. The company shipped McConaughey 26 cases, which turns out to only be roughly 1.5 beers a day.

Not that Rooster needs the free merch. The older brother to movie star Matthew McConaughey is actually a self-made millionaire who made his money from the oil business.

More of Rooster and Matthew McConaughey:



Rooster also stars on the reality show "West Texas Investors Club." The CNBC series follows McConaughey and Wayne "Butch" Gilliam meeting with different entrepreneurs, hearing pitches and offering funding to various projects.

We wish Rooster and Miller Lyte and their...Miller Lites the best of luck in this new chapter of their lives together.

See Rooster's larger-than-life personality for yourself in this "West Texas Investors Club" clip below:

Watch Matthew McConaughey's Brother in His Hilarious New Reality Show
Watch Matthew McConaughey's Brother in His Hilarious New Reality Show



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