Kansas City Chiefs’ tight end, Travis Kelce, grabbed attention during the team’s Super Bowl victory parade as he indulged in a boozy celebration.
The star player, reveling in the Chiefs’ historic Super Bowl win over the San Francisco 49ers, attempted a drunken rendition of Garth Brooks’ classic ‘Friends In Low Places’ on stage.
The festive atmosphere turned chaotic as Kelce struggled with the lyrics and his teammates had to intervene to prevent a potential fall.
Kelce’s Drunken Serenade: A Tipsy Twist on Garth Brooks’ Hit
Travis Kelce, fueled by the triumph in Las Vegas, took the microphone during the parade and playfully altered Brooks’ lyrics to humorously taunt San Francisco.
However, the celebratory antics took a turn as Kelce, visibly inebriated, found it challenging to complete the song.
Teammates Patrick Mahomes and Chris Jones stepped in, holding Kelce up and eventually taking the microphone from their groggy teammate.
Post-Victory Festivities: Chiefs’ Return to Kansas City
After clinching their second consecutive Super Bowl title, Kelce and his teammates returned to Kansas City for the celebratory parade.
The city witnessed the continuation of the Chiefs’ jubilant and boisterous celebrations.
Kelce, known for letting loose after victories, reveled in the team’s success with girlfriend Taylor Swift by his side.
Chaos Erupts: Gunshots Interrupt Celebrations at Chiefs’ Parade
Shortly after Kelce’s spirited performance on stage, chaos ensued as gunshots rang out at the Chiefs’ victory parade.
Thousands of fans, who had gathered to welcome the team, were sent fleeing as the celebration took an unexpected and alarming turn.
Two gunmen were detained, and reports suggest multiple people may have been shot, causing panic among the crowd.
Citywide Celebration: Kansas City’s Tradition of Victory Parades
Kansas City, accustomed to victory parades, experienced its third celebration in five years as the Chiefs secured their second straight Super Bowl success.
Despite the city coming to a standstill to honor their champions, the parade took a dramatic turn with the unexpected disruption.
The incident unfolded as fans lined the streets, celebrating the team’s achievement and recalling the city’s previous championship parades.
Triumphant Return: Chiefs’ Legacy of Championship Celebrations
The Chiefs’ victory parade marked the third championship celebration in five years for Kansas City, with fans passionately supporting their team.
The city, once starved of championships, has become familiar with victory parades, starting with the Royals’ World Series win in 2015 and the Chiefs’ Super Bowl title five seasons ago.
The recent disruption, however, added an unexpected twist to the city’s tradition of jubilant celebrations.