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[severomichael]

SO many incredible moments from Wednesday’s #ChiefsParade. From hanging out with @patrickmahomes & The Kansas City Chiefs backstage pre-rally at Union Station to taking funny selfies with @paul_rudd_official, riding on Grand Blvd with @quinton_lucas, @repdavids and @repcleaver during the parade and many more. Truly and honor. #KCMO #KansasCityMissouri #KCChiefs #Filmmaking #MikeSevero #PatrickMahomes #ShariceDavids #PaulRudd #KC #RedKingdom (at Kansas City, Missouri) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8UVdvIp4RB/?igshid=y9e44i3cqe

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The 7 people we’re happiest for at the Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade

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The Chiefs had been waiting 50 years to celebrate another championship.

Chiefs Kingdom has waited since 1970 for another championship. The 50-year span between Super Bowl wins is the longest in NFL history. So yeah, there was no way Chiefs fans were going to let 20-degree temperatures and a dusting of snow stop them from showing out in full force for the Super Bowl victory parade.

It was estimated that more than a million people gathered to watch the Chiefs roll through downtown Kansas City and celebrate the Super Bowl 54 title:

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Naturally, the crowd and the players themselves were in high spirits throughout the celebration (some with the help of, well, spirits). These are the ones we’re happiest for, in no particular order:

Patrick Mahomes

After becoming the youngest quarterback to ever win both the NFL MVP and Super Bowl MVP awards, Mahomes got a chance to let loose.

And still, even an indeterminable number of beers later, he’s still a crazy-good athlete, whether it’s catching:

That’s my quarterback #PatrickMahomes #kansascity #chiefs #SuperBowlparade pic.twitter.com/UpOgFVSDiP

— Curtis Bicknell (@CurtainsB) February 5, 2020

Passing to fans:

Mahomes throws... complete! Touchdown! #ChiefsKingdomParade pic.twitter.com/Z9d9ps8dhs

— Kyle (@kylejlock) February 5, 2020

Or finding an open Travis Kelce:

I got a photo of Mahomes pouring a beer from a bus to Kelce and my day is made pic.twitter.com/m0MP1XsKRI

— Cody Tapp (@codybtapp) February 5, 2020

MVPat indeed.

The fans* who got to high-five Patrick Mahomes

We’re a little torn about this one. On the one hand, these fans were probably super excited to briefly touch the star quarterback:

Mahomes visiting the porta potty live on TV during the Chiefs Kingdom Champions Parade #KAKEnews #SuperBowlparade #Mahomes #Chiefsparade #Chiefskingdom pic.twitter.com/SqrMnhEU1z

— Angie at KAKE (@AngieKansas) February 5, 2020

On the other hand, we doubt there was a sink in that porta potty, making it highly likely that Mahomes did not wash his hands.

Let’s just all tell ourselves that Purell was in there or Mahomes was carrying a travel-sized bottle of it in his fanny pack.

*for numbering purposes, we’re counting these fans as one entity because it’s impossible to know how many Mahomes high-fived with his maybe pee hands

KC Wolf

The Chiefs’ mascot started the postseason out on a rough note. Less than a month later, look at him living his best life (and showing off those dance moves):

#ChiefsKingdomParade #notkansas #KCWolf pic.twitter.com/65o2BiuB6R

— Steve (@BigA_572nd) February 5, 2020

Hopefully there will be no viewer complaints about the mascot’s hip-shaking. But there probably won’t be because KC Wolf isn’t a woman!

Paul Rudd

We’ve been following the ageless actor’s journey as he’s watched his Chiefs make, and then win, the Super Bowl in person. So it’s no surprise Rudd showed up to the parade, too.

In an interview with NFL Network, he explained what it’s been like as a lifelong Chiefs fan. “It’s kinda soul-crushing disappointment every year in a new and unique way, and then you also kind of just get the feeling like no one else in the league is really noticing,” Rudd said.

But now? “Pure elation.”

Rudd also took a moment to give credit to the 49ers and former Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith:

“Honestly, I kept thinking about Alex Smith.” Actor and @Chiefs fan Paul Rudd joins the show! : #SBLIV Championship Parade on NFL Network pic.twitter.com/8ILJV21TCq

— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) February 5, 2020

You know, just in case you needed another reason to love Paul Rudd.

Buttman

Somehow (and luckily) there were no injuries in a car chase earlier in the day along the parade route. We can’t say this Chiefs fan who showed everyone his butt and then fell out of a tree escaped without a scratch, though:

Dude fell out of a tree at the Chiefs parade w his ASS OUT #chiefsparade pic.twitter.com/egCJwuwNdH

— ☀️Tee (@cantDeal_) February 5, 2020

So why are we happy for him? Because we haven’t heard any reports of serious injury, and clearly, this guy is living his best life. Thank you, Buttman.

The fans who were sprayed with champagne

Safety Jordan Lucas was one of many Chiefs players who got off a bus to party with the fans in the streets. He even shared some bubbly with them:

Amy Kontras-USA TODAY Sports

Sticky? Sure. Free booze, though.

Andy Reid

It took 21 years and more than 200 wins, but the future Hall of Famer finally got his first Super Bowl win.

Reid, one of the greatest and most quotable coaches the NFL has ever seen, isn’t satisfied with just one championship, however.

At the parade rally, he told the fans, “Next year, we’re coming right back here. One more time, baby!” Then he wisely ceded the spotlight to Travis Kelce, who gave his coach a thundering shoutout.

“21 years, how about that? 21 years,” Kelce said. “Y’all know what that means? Everybody here’s thinking, ‘Oh that’s when I can legally get a drink.’ No! 21 years, that’s how long it’s just been turning for my guy Andy Reid.”

Reid then sneaked in one more playful moment before the Chiefs’ celebration was complete:

Andy Reid just fake nut-tapped one of his players when they asked him to bang the giant drum, remains a damn treasure pic.twitter.com/xvV5UBQjwW

— Christian D'Andrea (@TrainIsland) February 5, 2020

That wasn’t the reason Reid got the loudest cheers at the Super Bowl parade, but it’s just a small example of why everyone loves him and is glad to see him change his narrative once and for all.

[kansascityhappenings]

Watch Live: Kansas City celebrates at Chiefs Kingdom Champions Parade

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Chiefs are Super Bowl Champions for the second time in franchise history, and fans are expected to turn out in record numbers for the biggest celebration in Kansas City history on Wednesday. More than 1 million people are expected to pack the route down Grand Boulevard from 6th Street all the way to Union Station, where the celebration will crescendo with a rally at Union Station.

You can watch a livestream of the Chiefs parade on this page, click on this link if you’re not seeing the live video player.

Fans can expect to see all the Chiefs champions scattered across 17 double decker buses, Warpaint and other distinguished guests. The parade begins at 11:30 a.m., just south of the River Market area, and will make its way to Union Station for the rally at approximately 1:30 p.m.

If you’re at the parade and need the most recent information about transit, public safety and anything else that develops, sign up to receive notifications from ALERTKC by texting “CHIEFSPARADE” to 888-777.

FOX4 meteorologists are forecasting chilly temperatures and snowfall during the parade. Revelers are encouraged to dress as warm as they can with layers, and pay particular attention to fingers and toes with high temperatures only reaching the 20s.

Here’s the full parade route:

The celebration comes just days after the Chiefs pulled off yet another playoff comeback to seize the Lombardi Trophy from the San Francisco 49ers. Down 20-10 with less than seven minutes to play in the fourth quarter, Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes engineered a comeback with touchdown passes to Travis Kelce and Damien Williams to take a 24-20 lead. Williams left nothing to doubt by taking a carry 38 yards for a touchdown to finish off San Francisco, the final score was 31-20.

The script was familiar to playoff triumphs that preceded the ultimate victory in Miami. The Houston Texans were all over Kansas City in the AFC Divisional Round, jumping out to a 24-0 lead before Mahomes and company roared back with four touchdowns in the second quarter, three happening in the span of three minutes. It was part of a 51-7 scoring run that led the Chiefs to a 51-31 win.

In the AFC Championship Game at Arrowhead Stadium, the Chiefs fell behind to the Tennessee Titans 10-0, but again turned things around by halftime to take a 21-17 lead into the break. The defense put the clamps down on a touted Titans rushing attack, and the offense provided plenty of cushion with two fourth quarter touchdowns, leading to a 35-24 win and the Lamar Hunt Trophy.

The Super Bowl 54 win was the franchise’s first in 50 years. The previous victory came in Super Bowl 4 over the Minnesota Vikings in 1970.

from FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports https://fox4kc.com/2020/02/05/watch-live-kansas-city-celebrates-at-chiefs-kingdom-champions-parade-chiefs-parade-livestream/

from Kansas City Happenings https://kansascityhappenings.wordpress.com/2020/02/05/watch-live-kansas-city-celebrates-at-chiefs-kingdom-champions-parade/

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[severomichael]

Let’s do this #KC! #ChiefsParade #KCMO #Chiefs #ChiefsKingdom #KCChiefs (at Union Station) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8MRgcMJfqC/?igshid=e3nfbgjsjvmw

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#RedKingdom 2020: Check out my highlight video from the #ChiefsParade in #KC of the footage I shot / edited from this past Wednesday. Hope you enjoy! #RedKingdom #KCMO #Techn9ne #MikeSevero #PatrickMahomes #TyreekHill #PaulRudd #Chiefs #VideoProduction #KCMO #KansasCity #SuperBowl (at Kansas City, Missouri) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8XbHZepHiT/?igshid=9v7l7436ixo2

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Get all details for the Chiefs Kingdom Champions Parade here

Here’s the route for the Chiefs Kingdom Champions Parade

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs are Super Bowl Champions for the first time in 50 years, and now it’s time for Chiefs Kingdom to celebrate! The parade will kickoff at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday at 6th Street and Grand Boulevard, then head south on Grand Boulevard, west on Pershing Road, then turn north on Main to end at Union Station.

Officials say the parade will last about an hour-and-a-half, ending with a rally at Union Station that begins at approximately 1:30 p.m. The rally will last about an hour.

For the most updated information on transit, public safety, and other news relating to the parade, please sign up to receive notifications from ALERTKC by texting “CHIEFSPARADE” to 888-777.

FOX4 will air the parade live on TV, with coverage beginning early Wednesday during FOX4 Morning News. We’ll also stream the parade live on fox4kc.com for Chiefs fans around the region, country and world to enjoy.

Click here for information about road closures.

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from FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports https://fox4kc.com/2020/02/04/get-all-details-for-the-chiefs-kingdom-champions-parade-here/

from Kansas City Happenings https://kansascityhappenings.wordpress.com/2020/02/04/get-all-details-for-the-chiefs-kingdom-champions-parade-here/