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Lil Uzi Vert Inspires Isiah Pacheco’s Super Bowl Dance

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Lil Uzi Vert was at the Super Bowl yesterday where he got to watch the game with other celebrities like Jay-Z. Overall, it could have been a great night for Uzi as his Philadelphia Eagles were playing in the match. However, they had their work cut out for them as they were playing the Kansas City Chiefs, who boast the talents of none other than Patrick Mahomes. No matter what, it was guaranteed to be a good game, and neither team truly disappointed. In the end, the Chiefs ended up winning the game by a score of 38-35.

For Philadelphia natives like Uzi, this was a horrible scoreline. Uzi has been supporting the Eagles quite a bit this season. For instance, he led the team out of the tunnel for the NFC Championship Game. Furthermore, he was at the Super Bowl to root for his guys. To make matters worse for Uzi, however, the Chiefs are now using Uzi’s own dance against him. In the video down below, you can see Isiah Pacheco doing the “Just Wanna Rock” dance in the locker room after the game.

The Lil Uzi Vert Dance

Although this was a sad night for Uzi, you can’t help but feel like the video above is actually a win for the artist. “Just Wanna Rock” is a comeback song of sorts for him, and it has completely taken over pop culture. Overall, it turned out to be a big part of the Super Bowl festivities, and that has to feel good if you’re Uzi. Hopefully, he is able to give us more great tracks over the coming months. After all, fans are waiting on a new album that will tide us over for a couple more years.

As for Pacheco, he ran for 75 yards throughout the game and was a huge factor in his team’s win. Additionally, he ran for a touchdown in the second-half, which helped kick off their comeback efforts. Needless to say, the Chiefs will be holding on to him for a while. Only time will tell whether or not he becomes their next offensive superstar.

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Patrick Mahomes Wins Second Super Bowl, Twitter Reacts

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Patrick Mahomes had himself an incredible game during Super Bowl 57. Overall, things were not easy from the jump. Of course, he ended up injuring his ankle near the end of the first half, which put the team’s Super Bowl hopes in jeopardy. However, Mahomes was able to come right back and show the world that he is one of the best players in the history of the game. He led a massive second-half comeback in which his team won on a last-second field goal. This is his second Super Bowl victory, and many believe this cements his legend.

Coming into this year, expectations for the Chiefs were actually surprisingly low. This is because players like Tyreek Hill left in the off-season. Consequently, there was this sense that the team did not have enough pieces to actually compete. Although, this was eventually proven false as the Chiefs had another fantastic regular season. They got a bye throughout the wild card round, and once the playoffs started, they continued their amazing play. Overall, this is the beginning of the Chiefs dynasty.

Patrick Mahomes Legacy Game

Now that the Chiefs have won their second Super Bowl in four years, you can imagine what is being said online. The Twitter reactions were quite strong, with many making grandiose claims about Mahomes. “Don’t think we can overestimate what we are seeing in real time with Patrick Mahomes,” Chris Simms wrote. “Historical through 5 seasons. One of the best seasons any player has ever had. Still getting better. And they friggin won the Super Bowl in a transition/rebuild year.” Moreover, Max Kellerman came out and said that Mahomes is the third greatest quarterback ever, right behind Joe Montana and Tom Brady.

If you are a Chiefs fan, you could not be any happier with how this Super Bowl played out. Another Super Bowl parade is coming to the city, and it is definitely well-deserved. Based on how this team has played, there are certainly many more on the horizon. Let us know what you thought of the Super Bowl, in the comments below. Additionally, keep it locked to HNHH for the latest news and updates from the sports world.

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Drake Won His Super Bowl Bet On The Chiefs, But Lost In The Details

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Drake won his bet on the Kansas City Chiefs winning Super Bowl LVII against the Philadelphia Eagles. In fact, it was a massive win, as his total payout estimated at $1.47 million. “My psychotic bets for Sunday are in @stake,” he wrote in an Instagram post displaying his predictions. “Pls do not analyze the logic behind these bets there is none.” Moreover, he made some specific bets on certain details of the game, all of which didn’t pan out perfectly. However, it’s still a big cash day for the 6 God, and a monumental night for Kansas City.

Firstly, Drizzy’s million-dollar payout for the Chiefs victory meant that, overall, he’s a winner first and foremost. Still, looking at his other predictions, curious fans can tally up just how much he earned. For example, he bet $50,000 on Patrick Mahomes being KC’s first touchdown scorer. However, that went to tight end Travis Kelce, so that’s one win, one loss. What’s more is that he also bet (and lost) that JuJu Smith-Schuster would be the Chiefs’ first touchdown scorer, albeit with different odds. Also, unfortunately for the Canadian star’s guess, the Kansas City team did not win both halves, as the Eagles led 24 to 14 at halftime. As such, he lost his bet on his winning team beating Philly in each quarter.

Furthermore, Drake had two final bets: Travis Kelce earning the NFL MVP trophy and a tight end winning the accolade. To his dismay (a very slight one with $1.47 million in his pocket), KC quarterback Patrick Mahomes won the title. All in all, the “Privileged Rappers” MC won the big bet, but lost in the details. Considering his individual stakes for each bet, he lost an approximate $265,000. Of course, when you look at the bigger picture, that means the OVO kingpin won about $1.2 million instead of $1.4. Poor guy, am I right?

TORONTO, ON – DECEMBER 27: Rapper Drake plays with his son Adonis during the second half of the NBA game between the Toronto Raptors and the LA Clippers at Scotiabank Arena on December 27, 2022 in Toronto, Canada. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Cole Burston/Getty Images)

Meanwhile, Drake recently appeared in a funny Barstool Sports interview with his son Adonis. While they ironically didn’t talk sports, the cheeky video saw them talk about their father-son dynamic in a comical way. Maybe Adonis will grow up to be a big better (and occasional winner) like his dad. Regardless of how much you won or lost your bet on the Chiefs tonight, come back to HNHH for the latest on Drake and the sports world.

Kansas City Chiefs Win Super Bowl LVII Against Philadelphia Eagles

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The Kansas City Chiefs just emerged victorious against the Philadelphia Eagles at Super Bowl LVII. Moreover, their victory was hard-fought, well-earned, and the product of an incredibly close game. For viewers who don’t often watch football and hardcore fans alike, it was a nail-biting game. In fact, the two teams were neck and neck for the majority of the game, trading touchdowns and massive plays. However, the game-winning play didn’t come without some controversy.

GLENDALE, ARIZONA – FEBRUARY 12: Patrick Mahomes #15 of the Kansas City Chiefs celenr in Super Bowl LVII at State Farm Stadium on February 12, 2023 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

Moreover, this is yet another Super Bowl win for Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. Also, the quarterback is now the NFL MVP, becoming the first player to do so and win a Super Bowl since 1999. Given this is the most competitive night in the world for some, it’s not surprising to see some conflict come up. Furthermore, a touchdown and two-point conversion from the Eagles tied the game with 5:15 left. Then, the Chiefs marched down the field with the ball, arriving at Philly’s 15-yard line with two minutes to spare. As Kansas faced a third-and-8 that went incomplete, things looked doable for the Eagles.

However, a flag changed the entire game. According to officials, James Bradberry (defensive back for the Eagles) committed a holding on Chief player JuJu Smith-Schuster that prevented his running route. Moreover, the call meant five yards and fresh downs for the now-Super Bowl LVII victors. Of course, that was all Mahomes needed. After that call, Kansas killed the clock with three plays and set up a 27-yard field goal from Harrison Butker. In the move that sealed their win, his goal gave KC the 38-35 lead.

Meanwhile, the Eagles’ final play was a throw from Jalen Hurts that didn’t reach the end zone. So, Mahomes and company scored Super Bowl No. 2 for the Chiefs. Overall, it was an incredible game and an overall wonderful night for entertainment. Between Rihanna’s halftime show and commercials galore, any pop culture fan had something to celebrate. However, what did you think about that game-winning call for the Chiefs and the game in general? Regardless of your emotions, tell us in the comments and come back to HNHH for some heated Super Bowl discussion.

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Drake Made His Super Bowl Pick By Placing Nearly $1 Million In Bets On One Of The Teams

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We are now just days away from Super Bowl LVII, the biggest game of the NFL season that’s going down this weekend on February 12. The Kansas City Chiefs are taking on the Philadelphia Eagles for the league championship, and Drake (a frequent high-stakes gambler) has picked who he thinks is going to win… or at least which team he has put nearly $1 million in bets on.

On Instagram yesterday (February 9), Drake showed off a series of bets he made on the big game, including putting $700,000 on the Chiefs to win. HE also bet on Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster to score touchdowns, and for Travis Kelce to win the game’s MVP award. In total, he placed $960,000 in bets.

Drake wrote alongside his post, “My psychotic bets for Sunday are in @stake [fingers crossed emoji] [smiling devil emoji] pls do not analyze the logic behind these bets there is none [face blowing smoke emoji].”

Believe it or not, this is actually lighter than Drake went on bets for last year’s Super Bowl: For the 2022 game, he placed $1.26 million million in wagers.

Meanwhile, he recently bet on Argentina to win the World Cup, and while they did win, Drake actually lost his bet thanks to some fine print.

SOURCE SPORTS: Kansas City Legend Jamaal Charles the Chiefs in the Super Bowl Leading and a Bud Light Celebration

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Kansas City Legend Jamaal Charles the Chiefs in the Super Bowl Leading and a Bud Light Celebration

The Super Bowl is this Sunday, and Bud Light will have a major presence. The battle between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles has brought together running back legends of the respective franchises.

Chiefs legend Jamaal Charles and Eagles legend Brian Westbrook have teamed with Bud Light to bring beer to the championship city in one boozy celebration. The winner of the Vince Lombardi trophy and their legend will “Bring Home the Bud Light” for a massive championship celebration.

Speaking with The Source, Jamaal Charles reveals why the Chiefs will win and what an Arrowhead celebration will look like.

The Source: Jamaal, are you heading to the Super Bowl?

Jamaal Charles: Yeah, I’m heading down there to support my team.

So we’re leaning into this Kansas City win, what’s the best way to enjoy a celebratory Bud Light?

Getting the parades going. We will be celebrating with the Bud Light, raising the Lombardi trophy, and just having an awesome parade this year.

What type of energy would you expect from that parade, especially bringing all that Bud Light to the fans?

Oh man, it would be so much fun. It would be a lot of energy. I’d be so pumped to be able to experience this with the fans and see their faces while I’m passing out Bud Light. It’ll just be a blast to get that Super Bowl to win.

In your experiences with Chiefs Kingdom, what has been your wildest experience?

Really, just being a part of this organization. I have met some awesome people who are supportive and look for to me coming around as a Chiefs legend. That feels good. I feel back home and feel like I’m part of the team again.

You’ve mentioned being back home. You spent a lot of time in Kansas City. What’s the best Kansas City meal to match with a Bud Light?

Definitely Jack Stacks. Some wings and ribs and just sit back and enjoy the Bud Light and watch the game.

You made other stops in the NFL, but what makes Chief’s Kingdom fans different than anyone else in the world?

They are die-hard fans. Some are the earliest bird people I ever met, like just waking up and going to tailgate at six o’clock in the morning. Arriving at the stadium, you just see the fans preparing, outside, ready to get in. I’ve been in all types of cold weather, and warm weather, and they are still out there. That’s why I love Chiefs Nation so much.

We are building a special run with this Chiefs team. Making it through several AFC title games now. What have you seen in this team that has you believing in the Sunday victory?

Just basically just buying in, man. From Mr. Clark Hunt and what he is able to do down to Andy Reid. You have so many wonderful people inside that building. That’s what makes it successful, down through the training room and equipment people. So I just think that just building the culture there to have a dynasty soon.

You got your retirement handoff from Patrick Mahomes. What do you see as a football player that makes him special, that maybe a normal eye like mine wouldn’t see?

It’s honestly his competitive spirit. He is competing no matter what. Shockingly, it’s still some people who don’t think he is a great quarterback. And that’s exactly why he plays so hard, he feels he still has the stuff to prove. He still wants to be one of the best quarterbacks. He wants to surpass the greats. And for him to have reached five AFC titles and three Super Bowls, that’s crazy. He’s something special.

If you had to pick an MVP and final score for the game, what do you have?

Hopefully, Travis Kelce gets the MVP. I’ll lean on him being MVP. I’ll say the score is 20 to 17, Chiefs.

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Drake Shares His “Psychotic” Super Bowl Bets

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Drake is among those who are hoping to cash out this weekend following the Super Bowl. As it is every year, sports commentators and fans alike offer their predictions for who will win the big game. This year, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles will face off at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. It’s undoubtedly going to be an exciting game and it seems like there’s an influx of individuals who are hoping to win big on Sunday night. 

As sports betting reached a new high with Stake, Drake became the spokesperson for the online casino. Though it’s unclear what type of deal he has with the company, Drizzy’s frequently reveals his bets for a variety of sports. Last year, he lost out on $1M during the World Cup. The Canadian artist bet on Argentina to defeat France, which they did. However, a technicality surrounding overtime led Drake to lose out on seven figures. However, his luck appears to have been better in recent times.

Drake Banks On Kansas City Chiefs

Though some might argue that the Drake curse still lingers in the world of sports, the “Rich Flex” rapper clearly has no problems revealing which teams he supports. On Thursday afternoon, Drake revealed his bets for the Super Bowl which amount to over a million dollars. The rapper has $700K on the Kansas City Chiefs winning the game – including overtime – while banking on Patrick Mahomes to score the first touchdown. After winning a mill off of Chiefs during their game against the Bengals, Drake evidently has the utmost faith in Kansas City.

“My psychotic bets for Sunday are in @stake,” he captioned the post. “Pls do not analyze the logic behind these bets because there is none,” he added. If all of his predictions are right, then Drake is certainly getting to the bag. Surprisingly, Drake didn’t reveal whether he bet on Rihanna’s setlist for the halftime show. However, it wouldn’t be shocking if she ends up performing “Work” at some point. Drake appearing on stage with her to perform the song, however, seems highly unlikely. Check out Drake’s predictions above and sound off with your thoughts in the comments. 

Drake Wins $2.1 Million Bet After Kansas City Chiefs Advance To Super Bowl

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The 6 God is no stranger to sports bets, and he continues to go big and (sometimes) win big. Drake just won a bet on the Kansas City Chiefs’ victory in the AFC Championship game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Moreover, he won a $2.1 million cash-out after the Chiefs won 23-20, advancing them to Super Bowl LVII on February 12.

ATLANTA, GA – DECEMBER 9: Drake performs onstage during “Lil Baby & Friends Birthday Celebration Concert” at State Farm Arena on December 9, 2022 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Prince Williams/Wireimage)

Furthermore, the Canadian artist bet over $1.1 million on the Kansas City team via his gambling sportsbook partner Stake. Also, he posted his betting slip on his Instagram story before the two Sunday (January 29) championship games. “@Stake let’s make today the day,” he captioned.

Unfortunately, Drake lost an $850,000 bet on the San Francisco 49ers beating the Philadelphia Eagles in the other championship game. Earlier in the day, the Eagles beat the 49ers 31-7. With odds of 1.87, the “Middle of the Ocean” MC could’ve won up to $1.9 million.

Still, he reposted a tweet from Stake on his Instagram story congratulating his “light work” victory concerning the Chiefs. Meanwhile, maybe Drake will jump ship from Missouri to Pennsylvania for the big game. Also, fans are wondering whether he’ll be in Glendale, Arizona that night to perform with frequent collaborator Rihanna.

However, these aren’t Drizzy’s only big wins with the Chiefs. Previously in October, the 36-year-old put a parlay together with the Buffalo Bills, the Dallas Cowboys, and the Chiefs to win $2 million. Overall, the artist’s gambling skills (or luck) on Stake are well-documented outside of football betting. Back in July, he won $24 million in online roulette as French Montana watched.

“You know what that deserves? A ‘haaan!,’” Drake screamed while livestreaming to celebrating the win. “And I got my special guest in the building, take a seat. Ladies and gentlemen, I’m here with my brother, my twin, my lookalike Montega.”

Since joining Stake in December of 2021, the OVO boss has wagered over $1 billion so far. Unsurprisingly, his account name is “DeepPockets6.”

Still, what did you think of Drake’s successful bet on the Chiefs moving to the Super Bowl netting him $2.1 million? Whatever the case, let us know in the comments down below. Also, as always, log back into HNHH for the latest on Drake, the Super Bowl, and one of the biggest nights of the year.

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SOURCE SPORTS: Patrick Mahomes Says He Did ‘Whatever I Could’ on High Ankle Sprain in Chiefs Win

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Patrick Mahomes Says He Did 'Whatever I Could' on High Ankle Sprain in Chiefs Win

Patrick Mahomes makes playing on one leg look easy. The superstar quarterback of the Kansas City Chiefs will play in his third Super Bowl game and fought through a high ankle sprain to drop 326 yards of offense and two touchdowns.

“I just tried to do whatever I could to win, and obviously, there were times where you could see that it wouldn’t let me do what I wanted to,” Mahomes said in postgame to ESPN. “But I was able to do enough on that last play to get the first down and get myself out of bounds and try to give Harrison the chance to win. Obviously, we got the flag, and [Ossai] pushed me, pushed me pretty late there.

“I definitely didn’t feel good. I think the worst one was when I fumbled. I tried to pick it up, and that was probably the worst I tweaked it during the game. They got me close as they could to 100 percent. Then I just battled through, and I’ll have a few more weeks to get it ready.”

Mahomes will now get two weeks of recovery ahead of the Feb. 12 game in Phoenix.

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