Demone Harris, Kansas City Chiefs. (Photo by ANGELA WEISS/AFP via Getty Images)
Hard Rock Stadium did it right with the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl 54-winning confetti. The white pieces of confetti have tweets printed on them!
The Kansas City Chiefs are Super Bowl 54 Champions! They were able to overcome a 10-point deficit to defeat the San Francisco 49ers 31-20 down in Miami.
Once the clock struck zero, down came the red, yellow and white confetti to celebrate the Chiefs’ victory. But upon further inspection, the confetti revealed something much cooler.
On the pieces of white confetti were printed out tweets from grateful Chiefs fans, as well as some aspirational tweets from Chiefs’ players. Though Chiefs players and fans will want to grab at least a piece of all three colors of confetti, no doubt the white ones are the coolest. Here are some of the bests printed tweets on those pieces of white confetti.
Seeing these tweets printed out on pieces of white confetti is a reminder of how long of a journey it has been for the Chiefs to even get to this point. This was a franchise that hadn’t been to a Super Bowl in 50 years. No team in the AFC personified perennial postseason disappoint than Kansas City. Yet in 2019, they bucked the trend and are now Super Bowl champions.
These pieces of white confetti will surely become collector’s items. We will wonder how many tweets were put onto these pieces of paper to serve as confetti. Will there be a race by members of Chiefs Kingdom to collect them all? Let’s hope so. These have to be some of the coolest mementos from the Super Bowl. It’s the purest form of fandom being brought to life.
Congratulations, Chiefs Kingdom. It has been a long time coming. Celebrate a Super Bowl victory that was 50 years in the making. You prove all of your doubters wrong. All of your wildest dreams have come true. This is pure bliss. Enjoy it.