Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. is many things.
The vibrant 74-year-old from Scranton, Pennsylvania has held several titles throughout his life: senator of Delaware (the longest running ever), chairman of Senate Foreign Relations Committee and Senate Judiciary Committee and, over the past eight years, the 47th Vice President of the United States of America.
To most, however, he’s just known as Joe.
And Joe, politics aside, is America’s favorite grandpa.
Everything about him screams “grandpa" and it's not just the wrinkles, the gray hair or the fact that he’s 74.
Joe gives you advise whenever you need it, he’s always there to help, he settles arguments whenever two people can’t get along, he’ll step in to be the boss if no one else will, and he’s pretty damn chill with the kids.
Even comedian and talk-show host Stephen Colbert views him as such, referring to Biden as “pops” during a Dec. 6 airing of a “Family Meeting” segment sketch.
Joe’s exuberance, passion and joyful personality have led to tons of memorable moments during his term as vice president.