Patrick Mahomes is ready to take over Las Vegas! Mahomes, 28, will return to Sin City to compete in his fourth Super Bowl in six years on Feb. 11, and the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback used a gif from The Hangover to get Chiefs Kingdom hyped for the big game.
After the Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens 17-10 at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday, Mahomes logged onto X (formerly known as Twitter) to celebrate the win.Along with the hashtag #ChiefsKingdom, Mahomes posted a gif of Zach Galifianakis’s character hanging out of a convertible as the four fictional friends headed to Las Vegas in the movie.
In the 2009 film, Galifianakis teams up with Bradley Cooper and Ed Helms for a wild and raunchy trip to the strip while celebrating a bachelor party. Chaos ensues, and the group is forced on a wild goose chase while searching for their lost friend
Mahomes seemed to love the comparison to the film, and shared another gif of the film’s characters in Las Vegas just a half hour later.”Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce showing up to Vegas,” X user the 33rd Team wrote in a post with a different gif of Galifianakis and Cooper descending a casino escalator in dapper suits.
The Chiefs quarterback added three crying-laughing face emojis and reshared the post to his 2.5 million followers on the app.Mahomes was active on X after the Chiefs win in Baltimore, also reposting a reporter’s photo of the shirts worn by the team’s defensive line in the locker room and a post by his teammate Drue Tranquill.
Big Red, T Swift, & the boys just tore your parlay up again,” Tranquill, 28, wrote on X after the win, referring to tight end Travis Kelce’s girlfriend Taylor Swift and head coach Andy Reid as “Big Red” in the post.
the Chiefs will now go to the Super Bowl for the second year in a row, after winning the Vince Lombardi Trophy last year.Kelce, 34, scored the first touchdown in the highly-anticipated AFC Championship game during the first quarter. Swift, was spotted cheering for the tight end alongside friends Brittany Mahomes, Cara Delevingne and Keleigh Sperry.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson had an impressive catch in the first half, managing to grab the ball that he threw, but Baltimore ultimately fell short to Kansas City after three major turnovers by the Ravens.
